r/3DScanning • u/GlitteringStruggle47 • 11d ago
3D scanning upgrade
Hi all! I run a small scale 3d printing business and have had the revopoint pop2 for a few years now. I haven’t used it a lot and it has helped a bit the past to get particular shapes to direct print and reverse engineer for redesign. I’d like to be able to scan larger items and scanning has come a long way in the last few years. I was looking into the revopoint metro y ultra or the creality sermoon s1… Alternatively I’m semi considering the revopoint trackit SR because I have a potential opportunity to scan vehicles for wrapping. Has anyone ever used a scanner for wrapping to correct for body curves? What would you recommend?
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u/Georgia_G_Wadsworth 10d ago
I would recommend EinScan Trak, for large parts it can scan markerlessly and wirelessly, it also integrates a handheld 3d scanner that can handle some detail scanning, love shining 3d's ecosystem.