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Thank you for the very comprehensive video. I have access to a Go!Scan, and I've just started using it on some ElemX printed aluminum parts. So far, the scans... suck. However, I've got some 3D scanning spray (AESUB white) showing up today, and will get some black art foam to put on top of my turntable. Putting the targets on the black top of the turntable *should* help immensely. Thank you again for making one of the best RUclips videos in years. You didn't waste any time, and your presentation was clear. Good job.
Thanks Mark, this was very informative and helpful video! Having just finished scanning over 100 fabric furniture parts with an old GoScan, some of these tips would have come in handy - next time we know.
Thanks for the video. Some of these tips will be helpful on our current scanner while we wait for the funds to allocate to a Creaform scanner. Someday. Hopefully.
It’s a good video that has some really good ideas that can be used on any 3D scanner. I’m going too setup some off the marker ideas for my scanning as it will save having to remove & throughout a lot of markers & it will save a lot of time with setups & cleanups.
I recently started in inspection after being a machinist for around 15 years and my work purchased the c-scan/metrascan combo with the romer attachment as well. I was immediately blown away by the accuracy and friendly user interface regarding the software. I'm interested if their is a metrascan globe tutorial/tips and tricks upload anywhere as I'd love to have a leg up on my coworkers and then delegate the information at my discretion (gotta keep everyone on their toes being the new guy 😉) any information to make things easier with the globe/targets/c-scan stand would be much appreciated 😊
There is some online training on the Creaform website. Otherwise perhaps discuss with whomever you bought the 3D scanner from. We do offering on-site and web based training if interested.
You may want to check out our video called "5 Myths about 3D Scanning". One of the topics is the cost of commercial 3D scanners and why they cost what they do.
I would probably use our SpeedTarget tape and maybe some other artifacts like our targeted rods. Check out this video for more details. ruclips.net/video/Y8tdxqNw9Jw/видео.html
Yes these 3D scanners and software are typically used by companies. We do however have individuals who purchase these systems so they can offer 3D scanning, reverse engineering and inspection services to other individuals and companies.
EMS3D any suggestions for cad programs and entry level 3D scanner? I want to start a company by myself. If things go well, maybe I can buy layer Geomagic X and a better scanner.
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Best 3d scanning video on the internet in 2024!!!
Thank you❤ This is the only channel that gives complete details on scanning
Thanks. Our goal is to educate people on all things 3D scanning.
Thank you for the very comprehensive video. I have access to a Go!Scan, and I've just started using it on some ElemX printed aluminum parts. So far, the scans... suck. However, I've got some 3D scanning spray (AESUB white) showing up today, and will get some black art foam to put on top of my turntable. Putting the targets on the black top of the turntable *should* help immensely. Thank you again for making one of the best RUclips videos in years. You didn't waste any time, and your presentation was clear. Good job.
Yes targets and spray will help with that scanner.
Wow, this was a fantastic video! Thank you so much for sharing all of this!
Brilliant, Thanks for the tips. Really appreciate sharing what you have learnt over the years.
Thanks. Our goal is to share what we have learned over 20 years of 3D scanning, CAD modeling and inspection work.
Thanks Mark, this was very informative and helpful video! Having just finished scanning over 100 fabric furniture parts with an old GoScan, some of these tips would have come in handy - next time we know.
Glad to help.
Excellent video.
I'm happy to finally know what those tetrahedrons are!
Yes there is a link in the description where you can download the file and 3D print your own.
Thanks for the video. Some of these tips will be helpful on our current scanner while we wait for the funds to allocate to a Creaform scanner. Someday. Hopefully.
Reach out when ready. Many times we have some demo units for sale.
Thank you, most informative.
It’s a good video that has some really good ideas that can be used on any 3D scanner. I’m going too setup some off the marker ideas for my scanning as it will save having to remove & throughout a lot of markers & it will save a lot of time with setups & cleanups.
Glad you like the video. Let us know how it goes.
I recently started in inspection after being a machinist for around 15 years and my work purchased the c-scan/metrascan combo with the romer attachment as well. I was immediately blown away by the accuracy and friendly user interface regarding the software. I'm interested if their is a metrascan globe tutorial/tips and tricks upload anywhere as I'd love to have a leg up on my coworkers and then delegate the information at my discretion (gotta keep everyone on their toes being the new guy 😉) any information to make things easier with the globe/targets/c-scan stand would be much appreciated 😊
There is some online training on the Creaform website. Otherwise perhaps discuss with whomever you bought the 3D scanner from. We do offering on-site and web based training if interested.
great tips, thanks!
Amazing video
Bless you for this✌👌
gracias , gracias, gracias,, y de nuevo gracias. que pedazo de video--
De nada
Still waiting for them to get more affordable!
You may want to check out our video called "5 Myths about 3D Scanning". One of the topics is the cost of commercial 3D scanners and why they cost what they do.
Can I know what tools we use to scan inside profile of Tubing hanger and xmas tree in Oil & Gas aplication.
I would probably use our SpeedTarget tape and maybe some other artifacts like our targeted rods. Check out this video for more details. ruclips.net/video/Y8tdxqNw9Jw/видео.html
I just saw the music for the video...Epidemic Sound. Is it a coincidence?
I would like to know your opinion about the laptop, a 4 Gb graphics card is enough for the 2020 scanners?
Hi Didier, it depends on what scanner you are buying. The Creaform 3D scanners require an Nvidia RTX 5000 or higher which has 16GB of graphics memory.
Could we use an electrostatic effect to hold markers on aluminium subjects?
Possibly use micro coils with adhesive markers.
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Now i just need some tips on how to afford this $35,000 starting price.
Creaform offers some 3D scanners starting at under 10K. Contact us for more info if you want to learn more.
With the price of a good CAD program for reverse engineering and the price of a modest scanner we are talking about $20-$30 K , not for freelancers!!!
Yes these 3D scanners and software are typically used by companies. We do however have individuals who purchase these systems so they can offer 3D scanning, reverse engineering and inspection services to other individuals and companies.
EMS3D any suggestions for cad programs and entry level 3D scanner? I want to start a company by myself. If things go well, maybe I can buy layer Geomagic X and a better scanner.
@@annakquinn7084 Send us an email at info@ems3D.com and I'll send you some info and pricing on our Peel 2 Scanner and SpaceClaim bundle.