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Wondering if anyone is interested in this sort of thing - 3D scanning. I plan on scanning the Nissan in as much detail as possible as I strip it down to rebuild mine in the very near future. I'll scan the exterior, interior and underside then scan each part as I remove it.

 

With scan data as the ultimate reference it's quite easy then to to take precise measurements, and overlay CAD designs. You can even start to turn the scan into Cad semi automatically but this is a skill set I am just starting to learn. I am quite happy to make the data available for the benefit of the community.

 

An example rough and ready scan of the Twins front bumper I bought, data needs some further post processing to make it 100%.

 

twinzscan1.jpg

twinzscan2.jpg

 

Jay

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Very very interested in this......

 

What formats can you export the data in?

 

I use Catia V5 or Solidworks if it helps...

Edited by zed-racer

This is my bread and butter, as i'm a design engineer for an OEM of all Shell Body Panels and Exterior (inc. Bumpers etc)...

 

I am very interested in getting this scan file shown above, to have a play with. How is best to contact you?

so would this mean after every part has been scanned we could build one with a 3D printer:biggrin:

so would this mean after every part has been scanned we could build one with a 3D printer:biggrin:

 

should be able to, if it can be done to a gun why not a car!! might need an uber big printer thoug for correct dimensions

This looks interesting. S do you have the facility to then build the stuff you've scanned?

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I have all the rare bits you can't find :tongue::tongue:

 

so would this mean after every part has been scanned we could build one with a 3D printer:biggrin:

 

And any size you want too...:yes:

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Hi guys

 

The scanning acquisition software that controls the scanner can output various polygon formats, the default being .stl which is pretty common for all 3d scanner packages. Can also output as a pointcloud which is less 'processed' by the acquisition software. Both outputs require a fair bit of post processing afterwards.

 

Will resubscribe membership so I can pm some of you directly who have asked about getting a file to look at.

This one is a bit of a long shot, could you scan the front hub of a TT with out disk or brake calliper. I'm using 2014 Solidworks. I would be interested in any scan file of your Zed as I have a small cnc hobby machine. :punk:

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