In the near future, might it be possible to simply duplicate our TOTL arranger keyboards with a 3d Copy Machine?
Well, the future is (almost) here.
Thanks to ScottL for sharing the following link demonstrating this amazing new 3D printer technology:

Well, Scott, this has nothing to do with keyboards, but, this idea would be great for people like me who live in an island that corrosion is the biggest problem, with would never rust, but, this method is probably very expensive?

Can someone get me a print of a starbucks coffee?

This thing was introduced ~10 years ago. Was primitive enough and had/has many constraints (large printing time, low resolution, small dimensions etc). But it is absolutely fantastic as a concept.

A friend of mine uses one at work. Presses "Print" on the end of the workday, comes back next day morning, the prototype is there, waiting.

If I remember well, one or two of you are into restoring old cars... look what Jay Leno does in his garage with one of those beauties, along with its cousin, the 3D scanner.

Jay Leno's Garage, 3D printer/scanner

Vangeli, se poio nisi vriskesai?