Has any one used the sense 3d scanner?

[searcherman]

I was wondering if anyone has used the sense 3d scanner yet. They say that it will export files to STL and a few other formats.You can scan people of large objects as well it cost 399.99. I was thinking on scanning some old antiques parts that was to big for the carvewright scanning probe and slice them up in the stl importer software to replace missing parts or pieces. I was debating on getting one to try. Look on Youtube the are lots of videos!

[dltccf]

I was wondering if anyone has used the sense 3d scanner yet. They say that it will export files to STL and a few other formats.You can scan people of large objects as well it cost 399.99. I was thinking on scanning some old antiques parts that was to big for the carvewright scanning probe and slice them up in the stl importer software to replace missing parts or pieces. I was debating on getting one to try. Look on Youtube the are lots of videos!

I rmember looking at those when they were first introduced. I am looking at using 123dcatch right now for doing that sort of thing. You might want to try it first since it doesn't cost anything.

dave

[searcherman]

I rmember looking at those when they were first introduced. I am looking at using 123dcatch right now for doing that sort of thing. You might want to try it first since it doesn't cost anything.

dave

Thank you for posting information about 123d catch it looks very useful and has as much potential as the 3d scanner. You just have saved me 400.00 bucks, you guys on this forum are great. Maybe one day I will be able to help someone with a question.Thanks again!!

[dltccf]

Thank you for posting information about 123d catch it looks very useful and has as much potential as the 3d scanner. You just have saved me 400.00 bucks, you guys on this forum are great. Maybe one day I will be able to help someone with a question.Thanks again!!

As long as you are willing to share what you learn you will surprise yourself at how soon others will be thanking you for your help.

[mtylerfl]

You can visit the link below to see a comparison between the 123DCatch, the Sense, MakerBot and NextEngine Scanners. I'm not impressed with any of them except for the NextEngine (which I have connected to my computer at this moment).

The NextEngine gets about the same detail as those $20,000 scanners at about 1/5th the cost. The NextEngine Scanner is $2995 with the basic software...add $995 to get the HD Pro software, which allows you to scan larger objects, get more detail and scans faster than the basic software.

http://www.nextengine.com/gallery

[CNC Carver]

Michael T have you created any patterns from a nextengine scan? If so how did it turn out as compared to original.

[dltccf]

Very Nice, Michael. I'm looking forward to seeing those patterns. I have been playing with a bunch of STL imports lately and keep running into issues around the 3.0 bug where the depth reverts to zero when it goes past the center line. Any update on when the fix to that will be coming?

dave