I don't think so. The problem is that you have a... thick 160μm plane (the 'target') that you need to orient exactly along another plane some distance away. Yo

I don't think so. The problem is that you have a... thick 160μm plane (the 'target') that you need to orient exactly along another plane some distance away. You are going to need to mount things on the target and move them through with good speed and precision. Every link in the chain has the potential to throw off the alignment. Traditionally this is solved through a centralized manufacturing process where one group of people get really good at building (and maintaining) the devices such that they generally line things up reliably (i.e. a company making a scanner). It's kind of like P=NP for manufacturing I guess? If you can really figure out how to instruct a random person to get an above-average scan out of their DSLR, you can instruct them to make almost anything.