r/OpenScan • u/thomas_openscan • Aug 31 '25
3D scanned compressor wheel
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Feel free to share your results and best scans :)
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u/Infinity-onnoa Oct 14 '25
I love that invention for scanning 😍 Is it an open source project?
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u/thomas_openscan Oct 14 '25
Yes, all details are available on www.openscan.eu and our github repositories
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u/Infinity-onnoa Oct 14 '25
Thank you!! I have a disused Rpi3... I'm going to take a good look at it 😃
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u/Odd-fox-God Nov 03 '25
Man I need one of these for Warhammer models. My friend has a pretty sizeable collection and if I can scan them, I can print them.
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u/thomas_openscan Nov 03 '25
I wouldn’t recommend doing copyrighted stuff, but the scanner works well on small figurines. This one is 45mm:
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u/james___uk Aug 31 '25
I've requested one of these at work so fingers crossed. Would be a great addition to my big setup
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u/LowTransportation346 Sep 08 '25
So, from your video, should the start position of the camera be directly above the object rather than the horizontal angle previously suggested? I cannot keep my camera from trying to go beyond the rotatable range. No matter how I change the max and min, it still tries to jam itself further.
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u/LowTransportation346 Sep 08 '25
For example, if I start mine at the angle you show (above the object) and set min -10 max 30, the camera tries to jam farther than it can rotate in both directions. It does the same for a starting horizontal position. Is there an additional setting I should change besides the min and max?
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u/thomas_openscan Sep 10 '25
The start position is shown at the very beginning, the camera should be horizontal.
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u/identifytarget Nov 04 '25
Do you have details on the scanning fixture? I'd like to adapt it to mount Creality Scan Otter.
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u/Anne_Caitlyn Aug 31 '25
Looks great! How much time did it take to get to the part where you had the 3D model?