3D Scan Forum

Interesting. Thanks for the link.

You can save them out directly from David (David 4 or earlier). I can't remember off the top of my head but if you search "image grabber" on the old forum, you should be able to find info about it.

Sweet. Thanks. look forward to seeing more scans.

What resolution are you scanning at, Default? With 55 scans I'd think that more ram may help you. 16gb isn't much by today's standards. If your mother board supports, it faster ram would be better too. I surprised that the DDR4 and SSD of the AMD system didn't make more of a difference. That said th...

I've played around with the EinScan (not the 2x). It works but I found the calibration to be a PIA. That said David seems more sensitive to calibration errors. The EinScan is convenient in that its a hand held but I find David to be far more flexible and captures much more detail. Once set up for a ...

Excellent!

Can you show us your set up?

Hi Micr0, Thanks for the reply I was able to scan the guard by using a pencil and drawing some marks on the guard then using the "Contact pair selection" to align each scan. I have found the shape of the guard is not focus on the edges of the scans Another issue is when I align some scans...

harryi26 wrote: ↑24 Jan 2019, 11:46 Hello,

Can anyone tell me from where I can print images on the metal sheet? Do you know about the shop where I can print my photos on metal sheets??
Reply to me if you know...
Thanks...

Many sign companies can do it. I use one in Brooklyn called Echod Graphics. https://www.echodgraphics.com/

Thanks for the heads up.

Hi All, New to this, I have a piece of a front guard I would like to scan. I have started to scan the guard with David SLS-3 but the software is struggling to align the scan once its bigger that 250mm. I am using the 240mm calibration screen The part size is 400mm by 500mm see the ruler in the phot...