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Is there a way to scan a solid object into a file?
3D scanners are available but quite pricey.
Cool! I know Chris. He's the president of Gainesville Hacker Space.You can use an xbox kinect camera connected to a pc.
I bet you could do a much better scan with a pair of gopros and the 3d housing. Might be a little tricky to get something like skanect working with gopro cameras.
Esun filaments are great. I use their pla+ all the time.
I tweaked a design to make a hard, adjustable goodman handle for a dgx600 I have ~100 dives on it, it works great. I think it is 80% fill ABS, but don't remember since I had a friend print it.
I want to design a quick disconnect for a light. That way I can take it off of my hand and put it on my helmet and so on.
You can use an xbox kinect camera connected to a pc....I bet you could do a much better scan with a pair of gopros and the 3d housing. Might be a little tricky to get something like skanect working with gopro cameras.
Actually, I like the idea of doing that in reverse! Changing my GoPro mounts to a true QD is an awesome idea. When I need to reposition a light in a cave, I need it to be so easy that it takes no kerfuffling to accomplish without ever looking at them. GoPro mounts take much more effort to both remove and replace.Have you thought of modifying a GoPro base and clip as Quick Disconnect and design around it? It's a fairly proven design and would make it interchangeable with action cameras.
Actually, I like the idea of doing that in reverse! ... GoPro mounts take much more effort to both remove and replace.
What machines y'all got? :-D