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‎05-17-2019 03:48 PM

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Product: STRUCTURED LIGHT SCANNER SLS-2/3

How small can the STRUCTURED LIGHT SCANNER SLS-2/3 scan?  It was suggested to me that the SLS 2/3 which was capable of capturing arrowheads in amazing detail should be able to accomplish what I'm looking for but I'd like feedback before hauling out and buying one. 

Goal: 
I'm to scan in a large collection of miniatures that are no longer in production have been discontinued. I need detailed scans of them in both fully assembled (unpainted) and then un-assembled (unpainted) so I can then touch up the post-scan and then 3d print them.  

Larger 60mm sized, painted
Smaller 30mm sized, unpainted

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‎07-03-2019 06:00 AM

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Hi,

 

Yes and no?.

 

I scanned objects in that size range years ago (I have´nt done much scanning with DAVID since then)

http://forum.david-3d.com/download/file.php?id=7429&mode=view

 

I had to modify my hardware and make custom built calibration targets to scan small objects - I´m not that  familiar with

the "new" hardware...but with my modified hardware i was able to scan the most minute details. Anyway, in theory you should be able to do it. Just make sure your calibration is perfect and don´t rush it. Take your time.

 

 

 

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