Sure. Basically, we purchased software similar to auto-cad, and built virtual models for all of our products. We have a few different design lines. Once we create the 3-d model, we send that file to a routing machine which duplicates it physically. there is a bit of sanding required once the product has been carved, however, other then that, not much other work required. We can accept designs from customers, and are able to customize our products in an endless number of ways. So, the software and the cnc router are compatible. We can also simulate the carve prior to actually carving the wood, so we know if we have made mistakes. Once again, we create mantels, molding, stair rails, null posts, cabinetry, corbels, balusters, table legs, etc...

We would be similar to a company like Enkeboll. Below is their link:

Enkeboll Designs - Generating Inspiration through Architectural Wood Carvings