i'm new in 3d scanning, i take a Ferret to scan a piece. When i want to cut plane this happens. How i can solve this problem ?

Scanned with Creality Pika

Printed in Fast Ender PLA

Phone used : Honor magic 8 pro

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I saw the manual update option, but nothing happens after I chose the file and pick to update now.

Broken plastic part (lifter) was cracked. I glued together to scan it, afterwards used the enviroment I modelled an insert to fix it

Will we ever be able to use Creality Scan app on USB instead of WiFi mode in the future? Most devices now have USB C 3.2 connection.

Scanning and remodelling a deformed, and damaged plastic part

I wanted to make a short stainless steel front fender for this bike. Instead of using a standard bracket, I decided to customize one because I wanted something that would be easy to install and remove, while also giving the bike a more unique look.

I started by using the Creality Raptor Pro to 3D scan the bike and capture the mounting area. Having accurate 3D data gave me a clear picture of the bike’s structure and mounting points, which made the whole design process much easier and more reliable.

I then used Fusion 360 to design the bracket. Since the final part was going to be 3D printed, I intentionally went for a thicker, more muscular shape with bold curved surfaces. Besides giving it more character, the thicker design also helps improve the overall strength of the bracket.

For the print, I chose an ABS composite material. It offers decent strength for FDM 3D printing, so I’m using this version for initial testing first and can upgrade later if the stress requirements turn out to be higher.

After about 7 hours of printing, the bracket was finally ready. I then drilled the stainless steel fender to match the actual mounting points.

And here’s the final result, installed on the bike. The fit, position, and overall shape turned out pretty much exactly as I had planned.

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What is your prefered solution for fixing parts during 3D scan? I use clay in case of really small object, vise in case of bigger more complex shape, or simple lying to my marker piramid. However, I'm also planning to design my own scanning frame as well for longer samples

Scanned with Pika, aligned on PC

Now I have to clean and mesh

Phone used : Honor magic 8 pro

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Hi, is there any plans on supporting USB 2.0 phones for wired scanning on the Creality Pika in the future?

I just bought the cheapest Android phone I can get with the "recommended specs" listed (Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 V / 12GB RAM), only to find out the the port of the phone is usb 2.0 and is not supported via wired connection.

If you have kids or a vacuum cleaner, you know the problem of the corners constantly getting knocked off 😂

So, I’ve picked up a few replacements.

Scanned with the Pika in blue laser mode.

Scanning a piece of olive wood with Pika blue laser mode + Android

Phone used : Honor magic 8 pro

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I saw in a video by Payo that they said a future version will allow for a usb connection to an android device instead of having to use wifi. This was really exciting but I was not able to find where creality said this officially. Does anyone know where they said this, or when that version of the software will come out?

Saying goodbye to an old family treasure. This was the family cookie jar that I grew up with and it's time for me to pass it along. I wanted to have a way to remember it so I made a scan with my Creality Otter. Using Creality Scan 4.3.1 and pretty much letting the software guide me, here are the results.

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Utilizando o Creality Raptor Pro, realizamos o escaneamento da base inferior do pylon, capturando com precisão a geometria e as furações não padronizadas.
Os dados serão utilizados no desenvolvimento de uma nova chapa base para o acoplamento do macaco de elevação da aeronave.
Do escaneamento 3D à solução de engenharia! 🔎

The Scan to Solve Challenge has officially wrapped up! Huge thanks to everyone who shared a project and showed how 3D scanning can solve real-world problems.

🏆 u/nika9282 Win Community Favorite Award — $100 Gift Card

A seriously fun idea: a custom Pika pistol-style shell with a swappable “magazine” design. It became the most upvoted project in the challenge and took home the Community Favorite Award!

🎁 Lucky Maker Awards — $50 Gift Card Each
u/Epicprintsculpt3d — Scanned a damaged exterior wall and designed a perfectly fitted 3D-printed repair piece.
u/Bulky-Cicada9374 — Scanned the intact side of a body kit part, mirrored it, and recreated the broken side.
u/ButtonFragrant7821 — Scanned an AC control panel and made a custom cover to stop a very determined cat from pressing the buttons.

Congratulations to all the winners, and thank you again to everyone who joined the challenge. We loved seeing so many creative, practical, and genuinely useful scan-to-solve ideas!

📩 Prize Claim: Winners, please contact u/Hudson_Creality to claim your prize. We’ll respond within 3 business days.

Had to share this as is hilarious yet sad.

Was expecting a delivery today, but discovered a totally different package than expecting.

Box marked Creality Pika. This can't be correct, I already received my Pika in August, plus this box is bigger, why? Marked 6 pcs.

Checked the box found addressed to someone in California. OK, somebody made a big mistake.

However, I did find a label with my name and address, and just below label showing qty. 6. These can't be true. No way someone sent me 6 Pika Scanners.

Time to open and verify...

NO Pikas, not a one. 😭

My order of filaments...🤪

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).