All this sounds pretty simple, and in concept it is, like flying to the moon. A little math, a little rocket fuel and there you are. In fact, it's a bit more complex, but the actual process yields results which are amazing yet, in certain ways, limited. For example, scanning a small statue can produce an incredibly accurate map of nearly all of the surface in seconds. It is the "nearly" part which can add hours if not days to a project.

The bottom line is that, if properly used and understood, laser scanning can represent a powerful tool in the craftsman's arsenal. Like a chisel or a hammer, however, it must be used in conjunction with other tools to yield the best results. Also like a chisel or hammer, the skill of the craftsman can make the difference between a work of art and a pile of scrap. K&A has nearly twenty years of experience in the field, more then anyone else we know. More importantly, for as many years, our customers come again and again.