Topic: Need small toy head scanned
Message me a price. Need a watertight .stl file of this little head.
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Here is a photo.
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Everyone here has a solidoodle but no scanner!? Haha 
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I hope to have mine soon , ordered it in OCT
SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.
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Which did ya order?
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MATTERFORM
SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.
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Keep us posted on the matterform, would like to know how it does.
SD2 - Glass Bed, Fans on PCB and Y motor, Custom enclosure
Slicer - Simplify3D
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+1 on the matterform feedback.
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diyengineer - if you know anyone with an iPad you could try 123-Catch.. just pay attention to the background that you are scanning too
Not ideal - but its probably instantly accessible if you know anyone with an iPad....
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Adrian,
Downloaded 123 on my iPhone! Seems to take a longtime since you take 40+ photos, than upload them to auto desk servers to get processed in there cloud. This may just work though!! I'll ipload my results.
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Adrian! Worked pretty dang well for not even attempting to contrast the colors, use decent lighting, and the object was reflective. Really impressed! I scanned a large green translucent water bottle which when i find the link ill load it up. Apparently you download the software on your computer and than can edit the object, and make it printable. More info to come. Offer still open if anyone wants to make a quick $40 bucks to scan it on a makerbot digitizer, or some other means.
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glad to hear it kinda worked out for you. guess it would be interesting to compare the 'free' solution to a proper scanner (eventually)...
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This weekend im going to try and edit, and ill attempt to print. Ill upload my results a long the way. Now the name escapes me but i friend just bought that $400 dollar scanner from staples, i forget the name. It's complete junk, and can't scan worth crap! needless to say hes returning it, and when i showed him this free solution, it was only salt on the wound! haha. It does pretty well, but we shall see!
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Scanned it tonight. One major downside is that you have to upload it to their VERY slow severs.. another downside is the lighting which any white lighting will clip out the mesh and it will make it fail.. looks like ill need a soft box first. Power software, but i think i can make it work with the correct planning.
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I should have my Matterform in a few days, (I have been selected as beta tester for it)
SD3, E3D hotend,linear bearing on x/y axis',pillow block bearing on y conneting rod, ball bearngs on front y axis, fan on y stepper motor.