Bone China and CNC Machine

Will give you credit for asking one of the toughest questions. Your CNC machine would have be operated from a computer model if your light is that detailed. I know my hands are not that study to cut intricate details by hand. They make carbide bits, but would suspect a lubricant would still be needed to avoid chipping. Friend of mine has one that he cuts commercial signs from composites. Almost wonder if a composite block would be a better starting point. Bone China and T4 materials are widely popular across the pond in England. There are several videos online where bone china plates and pieces are being slip cast. Others on the forum would know more about china clay than I would.

Tom