The above photo is the third attempt at using the Creality Ferret - and the results are looking promising! While setup did not come without some of its challanges and learning curves, I believe it will be a useful tool for design going forward. From the Creality website: Based on the specs alone, we are to safe assume that we are limited by the .1mm accuracy, resolution and point distance of .16mm and the NIR ( near infrared) light source limiting our scanning ability for certain materials and thin objects, opposed to laser scanners, but overall a seemingly great entry level scanner. Challanges Getting started, I began with my phone which is a Samsung Ultra 23. To note, this version ood the scanner did not include the wifi bridge - so what's included is a 4500 mah battery boom, high speed USB C connector and the scaning unit. Connecting it to my phone was a tad frustrating, as I could not get it to remain connected. Thinking this was an issue with lint in my input, I ...
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