Been working on a drilling jig for the last couple of days. Had a few issues with the older one and thought that having one jig that could do the job without being repositioned would be a time saver. Then, was wondering if the model could be reproduced in a 3d printed plastic mold, with steel collets of course. I've had a jewellery box kit for about 7 yrs now and haven't had the time or the inspiration to complete it, so having some finely milled African hardwood I went ahead and made the jig knowing that the collets (bushings) wouldn't break out of the timber, being of a wood that didn't split unless it was weakened. So, after the product has been finished with the appropriate bolts and wing nuts, is there a chance of getting the final model laser scanned and 3d printed?