This was very neat! I feel like it is a design that could be easily (relatively speaking (compared to those crazy handheld scanners etc) to make as Open Source Hardware.
I just got this scanner - the manual sucks and there is no support on the vendor website - I still have not figured out how to switch the software from Chinese to English - if it wasn't for your video, I would be completely lost.
Hey man, i know this was a long time ago now but I'm trying to scan the bottom side of my figure to combine both scan to make the full scan but every time i click on continue scan it just makes a new scan and it doesn't split the screen like on your video. Can you remember how exactly you done the multi scan to be able to turn the item around? Thanks.
Say it JOOLRI 😂🤣 Isn't it possible to coat parts with acrylic paint or some washable matte paint brushed on for a more even and thin coating? Spray coating seems to be a very inaccurate/uneven way to cover the entire object especially when dealing with details that measure a fraction of a millimeter
Joolri! Haha. You, probably could! But, you don't want it shiny, so it would have to be a matte coat, which itself might be a bit thick, like the aesub. I guess it's just the nature of applying a coat, that it covers and wants to creep into cracks and fill them.
I havent tried the D700, it does look like a Artec Micro copy? If they run similar software it should be really good, but Artec is amazing when it comes to software. The Thunk 3D does a great job getting you the mesh and will do so at roughly 1/5th or 1/6th of the Artec price. But it's hard for me to actually compare them in your specific application =).
Good Morning, If you still have the scanner, and interested I would like to send you some jewelry objects to scan. I guess for the money I need more proof of concept before I can spend 5K? Also, is this a stand alone product or tethered to a computer? If tethered to a computer what are the specs for a computer to run at optimum speed?
Hey mate! Sorry I don't have it anymore, sent it back after review :). I'm sure Thunk3D can help you get in contact with anyone locally that can sell you a scan or two! This is tethered to a computer. I used a intel i7 (7th gen) laptop with 16GB ram and Nvidia 1050 GPU. So you need a OK windows computer, mostly focus on CPU and RAM. but you don't need a monster-computer =)
Not really, I suppose the area of capture isn't large enough for a full dental cast. for partial casts/tooths, it would to the trick. But I'd say it's not fully compatible with dental use.
Haha, I'm not sure you should even if it could. But in theory yes, although the maximum scan size might be a limit. You might need scanning spray on it if it's too shiny, that spray might deform some of the sharper corners, when we talk sub mm scales.
Thanks very much for your hard work of reviewing of our Jewelry scanner. Can't wait to see your other video about our handheld scanner
I'm a jeweler, we've been shopping around for one of these for a while, thanks for your review, we'll probably pick this one up.
How much was this ??
I recall it was around 5k usd. I had a loaner unit for a few weeks, so never bought my own.
18:52 - The 1-2-3 block was a brilliant choice for measuring accuracy of the scans. Too bad it wasn't possible to scan it.
Nice review and a cool scanner!
This was very neat! I feel like it is a design that could be easily (relatively speaking (compared to those crazy handheld scanners etc) to make as Open Source Hardware.
Yeah for sure! For this format of small-scanning it's really really nice!
I hope so, I work in jewellery design, and this would be very useful but is still prohibitively expensive.
There is actually work being done on that! Thomas Megel's OpenScan is something I hope to highlight in the future.
@@3DPrintTechDesign Oh, can't wait to see what you make of that, I'm very tempted to get one, would love to see what you think first.
Nice and detailed review. I'd love to see a video (or series of videos) on post processing in the different pieces of software.
I just got this scanner - the manual sucks and there is no support on the vendor website - I still have not figured out how to switch the software from Chinese to English - if it wasn't for your video, I would be completely lost.
thats china for you...
Hey great video! Where is that warhammer scanning-painting video? Would love to watch it as these are both hobbies of mine
Nice review!
thank you for this review!!!!!!
This is a key component in our mission to lower GW prices.
I’m guessing it’s a price of a car, shame would love one of these. Great review btw
I cant remember exactly, but yeah, around 3-6 000 usd I think. Thank you =)
Yes, it's about £5,000 in the UK. A tool only for professional use.
Hey man, i know this was a long time ago now but I'm trying to scan the bottom side of my figure to combine both scan to make the full scan but every time i click on continue scan it just makes a new scan and it doesn't split the screen like on your video. Can you remember how exactly you done the multi scan to be able to turn the item around?
Thanks.
Can you share the valve scan?
Whats the Music of the Montage?
Also, can you provide links to the products and softwares that you used?
Where did you get your Thunk3D from and how much do they cost?
I had it on loan from the manufacturer for a few weeks to get a feel for it :)
Nice
I use GOM ATOS scanners a lot. For ~7k, the surface quality is pretty rough.
Say it JOOLRI 😂🤣 Isn't it possible to coat parts with acrylic paint or some washable matte paint brushed on for a more even and thin coating? Spray coating seems to be a very inaccurate/uneven way to cover the entire object especially when dealing with details that measure a fraction of a millimeter
Joolri! Haha. You, probably could! But, you don't want it shiny, so it would have to be a matte coat, which itself might be a bit thick, like the aesub. I guess it's just the nature of applying a coat, that it covers and wants to creep into cracks and fill them.
How does it cost?
As i understood - price is about $5.5k?
Should be around there, but I know they've had some deals to get it lower =)
I think I'll wait for 5 or 6 years and buy one for $200!
Please do some painted warhammer models!
That would be really cool! Unfortunately i don't have the scanner anymore =/
Great detailed video! howmuch does it cost? and how does it compare to the SOLUTIONIX D700 jewellery scanner?
I havent tried the D700, it does look like a Artec Micro copy? If they run similar software it should be really good, but Artec is amazing when it comes to software. The Thunk 3D does a great job getting you the mesh and will do so at roughly 1/5th or 1/6th of the Artec price. But it's hard for me to actually compare them in your specific application =).
Good Morning, If you still have the scanner, and interested I would like to send you some jewelry objects to scan. I guess for the money I need more proof of concept before I can spend 5K? Also, is this a stand alone product or tethered to a computer? If tethered to a computer what are the specs for a computer to run at optimum speed?
Hey mate! Sorry I don't have it anymore, sent it back after review :). I'm sure Thunk3D can help you get in contact with anyone locally that can sell you a scan or two! This is tethered to a computer. I used a intel i7 (7th gen) laptop with 16GB ram and Nvidia 1050 GPU. So you need a OK windows computer, mostly focus on CPU and RAM. but you don't need a monster-computer =)
Was the Warhammer scanning review ever made?
It's almost complete. I'm just figuring out how to not offend the manufacturer of those plastic toys =)
@@3DPrintTechDesign lol, good luck. Games Workshop probably already has a lawyer on the way to see you.
Just got to the 15:30 minute mark in your video - was hoping to see that Warhammer video next - do you have a cut of it that you could share?
Could you use it in the dental field
Not really, I suppose the area of capture isn't large enough for a full dental cast. for partial casts/tooths, it would to the trick. But I'd say it's not fully compatible with dental use.
Have you done a new review on this unit.
No new reviews, I returned the unit as I just had it on loan
How much is it to buy it !??
Is there a way to get hold of your wh-scans?
Sorry! That would be incredible illegal and open up for potential lawsuits for me to share those files. They are just for personal use.
@@3DPrintTechDesign that's a shame... Thx anyway
Hei Anton
Hei Lukas!
Quote and where we can buy...
Reach out to Thunk3D to find a local reseller or get a quota. I don't sell products =)
Slightly higher capacity this would be perfect
Can this identify minute changes for example ultra keys 🔑 ?
Haha, I'm not sure you should even if it could. But in theory yes, although the maximum scan size might be a limit. You might need scanning spray on it if it's too shiny, that spray might deform some of the sharper corners, when we talk sub mm scales.
Are you Swedish?
I sure am! =) living in Norway tho!
@@3DPrintTechDesign Jag visste det! haha. I’m an Aussie living in Sweden. Great content btw. Exactly what I was looking for! Ha det bra.
Magiskt! Tack =). Enjoy the February heat there 😂. Let me know if you have any questions bout the machine!
Does this scanner have a RGB camera to generate texture images? For cultural heritage cataloguing it would be essential. Good review BTW
Thank you! It does not have color mode, only mesh generation =/. Still would give great references in some cases!
Im a Jeweler and a 3D artist this sucks as of now really not practical for jewelry THUNK3D can use it for scanning baby toys
why ? serious question
ha ha ha the price ...
which is what ?
Sounds Dahl of 3D scanners. Great hardware, not so great software.