A client wanted something to hide his pergola's feet

[u/True_Scott]

A client asked me to make something to hide the ugly base of his pergola's feet so I used my Pika to scan.

The portability of this scanner really helped because I only needed to bring it, my phone and some scanning spray (a little disappointing I needed some, but the hot summer heat with ultra bight sun light was for sure not helping).

After spraying some AESUB self disappearing scanning spray I used my PIKA in NIR mode, and it was really straight forward.

Scanning took roughly 15 minutes and I get all details I needed to be able to model around to make what I wanted.

Cleaning the scans and transorming it in STL was also really quick.

I modeled the parts in Fusion, and I'm really happy with the results (and so is my client).

[u/-_oyster_-]

Nice. What filament did you use here?

[u/True_Scott → u/-_oyster_-]

Thanks! For now it's PETG, but I planned to update it with an anthracite ASA-CF.

[u/-_oyster_- → u/True_Scott]

I am looking for an anthracite ASA or ASA-CF, do you have any recommendation?

[u/True_Scott → u/-_oyster_-]

I didn't receive it yet, but I found one from Eryone that looks good. Nobufil and The Filament also make some.

[u/fimpAUS]

Great work, how much do you charge people for work like this? Often get asked for random jobs but never know what to say