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I've had the most success doing 3d scanning with Heges. The LiDAR works pretty well for large objects (like cars), but you can also use the Face ID depth camera
by H3X_K1TT3N 1y ago
I've had the most success doing 3d scanning with Heges. The LiDAR works pretty well for large objects (like cars), but you can also use the Face ID depth camera to capture smaller objects.
I did end up getting the Creality Ferret SE (via TikTok for like $100) for scanning small objects, and it's amazing.
- tecleandor 1y agoOh! $100 is a great price. I always see it at around $300-350 and I haven't bought it...
- H3X_K1TT3N 1y agoI take it back; I double checked and it was more like $180. Still worth it IMO.
- klaussilveira 1y agoDoes it scan hard surfaces pretty well, or does it mangle the shapes? Think car parts.
- H3X_K1TT3N 1y agoI did a test scan on a small object (1:12 scale doll), and it seems to capture fine details really well, but I can't say for sure that it would be suitable for things like car parts; you would have to try it and see I suppose.