The client had sculpted, in clay, the left side of a design for a child's bicycle helmet.  They

took a mold from this clay master and cast a hard resin replica.  This model was scanned

inside and out with various styluses that represented the different cutting tools to be used.

This scan data was used to backdrive the CNC mill....with mirroring and scaling applied.

Two different size tooling masters were created from this model.  This is a good example of

digital copy milling and pantographing, sometimes complex geometry does not require CAD

to solve the problem at hand.

Client :   NEW  BOLD  DESIGN,  Providence,  RI