Sarah0525
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Hey all,
Just wanted to share a quick experience with a new scanner I got to try out — it’s called Trackit by Revopoint, and it’s launching on Kickstarter on May 28, 10AM ET.
It’s an optical tracking 3D scanner (so no markers/stickers needed) that uses blue laser for scanning — which seems to do really well with surface detail and shiny stuff. I tested it on a 30mm coin, and the amount of detail it captured was surprisingly good. Even small scratches showed up in the mesh. The whole scan took maybe a few seconds.
What I liked most was that I didn’t have to waste time sticking markers everywhere or setting up a complex scanning environment. It just... worked. And for those of us who like to scan objects to print later — especially things with fine detail or odd shapes — this feels like a solid tool to have around.
It outputs a watertight, clean model that I didn’t really need to do much cleanup on before slicing. Haven’t tried it on larger parts yet, but so far, so good.
Not affiliated or anything — just thought some folks here might be interested, especially if you’ve been thinking of upgrading or adding scanning to your workflow.
Happy to share more impressions if anyone’s curious.
Just wanted to share a quick experience with a new scanner I got to try out — it’s called Trackit by Revopoint, and it’s launching on Kickstarter on May 28, 10AM ET.
It’s an optical tracking 3D scanner (so no markers/stickers needed) that uses blue laser for scanning — which seems to do really well with surface detail and shiny stuff. I tested it on a 30mm coin, and the amount of detail it captured was surprisingly good. Even small scratches showed up in the mesh. The whole scan took maybe a few seconds.
What I liked most was that I didn’t have to waste time sticking markers everywhere or setting up a complex scanning environment. It just... worked. And for those of us who like to scan objects to print later — especially things with fine detail or odd shapes — this feels like a solid tool to have around.
It outputs a watertight, clean model that I didn’t really need to do much cleanup on before slicing. Haven’t tried it on larger parts yet, but so far, so good.
Not affiliated or anything — just thought some folks here might be interested, especially if you’ve been thinking of upgrading or adding scanning to your workflow.
Happy to share more impressions if anyone’s curious.
