You don't need a scanner to do that! Shapes and structures can be recreated pretty easily using measurements with a vernier caliper and CAD like Fusion360 and SolidWorks. They have free licenses for home makers! 3d printers are not so expensive nowadays so if you can get one and learn basic CAD you get a whole world of possibilities

iPhones make great 3D scanners as do old XBox Kinects.

A 3D scanner can bring convenience to your life. You can learn more about RaptorX by following this link: store.creality.com/products/creality-raptorx

@@Creality3DScanner Thanks! I will check it out.

Hello, you can learn more information about Raptor through store.creality.com/products/cr-scan-raptor-3d-scanner

How did you glue the pieces together for the grill?

Hello, you can learn more information about otter through: store.creality.com/products/cr-scan-otter-3d-scanner

The issue is related to the mesh generation algorithm in the software. We're constantly working on optimizing it, and we’re excited to announce that a new software version will be released soon. Stay tuned!

The video features a black turntable that assists with scanning.

Hello,The phone mirroring setup for Creality Raptor can also be referenced in this video.

Thank you for your feedback! We have forwarded your suggestion to our product team. Your suggestion is valuable, and we appreciate you taking the time to share it.😊

Hello! We are primarily part of the Creality 3D scanner team. For questions about 3D printers, you can visit the official Creality website or contact our support team for more professional assistance.

@Creality3DScanner thanks for reaching out but it still doesn't change the fact that the issues with it, everyone is having. Google it. The cr touch will not work when hooked up to the board. Has to be wired separately, and the cr touch need to have the off sets re set as it goes off the print bed. And the cr touch is at almost the exact same hight as the print nozzle. I have to take apart the whole print head to make the cr touch have enough play in its brackets to give it more clearence. It would run into the print........

Same problem here. Raptor + Samsung S10.

@@andreb6130 it took me a while, but after resetting the device connection it started wowrking

Hello! You can try turning off the mobile network.

@@Creality3DScanner Thanks for the reply. I have solved all problems. Update every device, correct wireless connections and this was it. I'm scanning wireless!

Hello! The purpose of the scan is to get the dimensions of the Airpods so that you can come and design any model you want.

My Samsung S10 does the trick. An old Xiaomi M1 does not. The android version seems to be the bottleneck.

Hello! Could you please let us know specifically what you are not satisfied with? We are continuously improving and progressing. Thank you for your support and understanding.

Yes it's true; marker hole filling, points optimize, best fit, mesh optimize etc etc.. Shining software better than it. But I trust creality software's team, I hope they fixing all problems and that will do development it. The most problem is: if you scanning (etc) pipe similar part and must 3 scan it, the scanning mesh's ends, it is changing dimensions.

There was no difference in the size of the models scanned by the two scanners.

@ For a piece of this size, is there much difference in precision in the final mesh?

Hello! Our software currently does not have the function to remove marker points, but we are actively working on developing it. Stay tuned!

That surprise me!!!!​@@Creality3DScanner

Hello! You can visit our official website for information on buying a printer.

Metro X is not ready for prime time, it has serious data aquisition problems, you have lot of beams but very weak intensity and point cloud capture takes forever. Raptor is way faster, would be interesting to see but Raptor would win

my guess is the exposure not allow to see the white and matte black at the same time, but I do want to know if RaptorX able to change the exposure during print so it can finish off the matte black features or this need another scan and merge later on

The RaptorX performs equally well when scanning matte black objects. In this case, the sunlight had an impact on the results, but adjusting the exposure settings can significantly improve the scan quality. Regarding the scan files, we’ve noted your request and will share a detailed comparison in upcoming content. We appreciate your interest and support! Stay tuned!

​@@fanstein9581 The RaptorX allows for real-time adjustment of exposure values during the scanning process.

Also might be worth noting that the Raptor X was using the crossed-lines mode as opposed to the 7 parallel-lines that the Raptor used which is designed to be used for large objects like the bumper being scanned. The Raptor X also has the ability to operate in the 7 parralel-lines mode as well, which is designed for greater detail of smaller objects. I would imagine the mesh file scanned by the Raptor would have more details than the Raptor X for this reason and also would be a larger file. I use a Raptor X and it does a pretty good job of scanning in relation to other scanners on the market within the same class (consumer/hobbyist); but if you do not plan on scanning larger objects and want to save a couple thousand dollars, the Raptor is more than adequate IMO. I would also take a look at the Otter if you do not want to deal with scanning markers.

Of course!

For more information on how RaptorX wireless scanning connects please refer to this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqa6mHpugqiKi6s

Could you please let me know which country you're in? Also, please provide me with your order number.

The video showcases the RaptorX laser line mode, chosen for its ability to capture highly precise details, rather than the faster cross-line mode.

The RaptorX is the World's 1st Wireless Hybrid Blue Laser & NIR Scanner, and it comes with a wireless bridge that allows you to project the scanning process onto your cell phone.

Hello! Raptor scans objects from 5*5*5 mm -2000*2000*2000 mm.

also do you have to be in the proximity of the router to be able to scan ?

Hello! Raptor currently does not support the use of laser mode for cell phones. In addition, the wireless connection does not need to connect to the router, the bridge comes with wifi, and the wireless connection with the computer is within 5 meters.

Hello! Using RaptorX's cross-line mode scanning with a point spacing of 0.5mm.

Hello! When scanning with Ferret pro, the mode is set to body or face mode.

Did you see how they clamped in on the outer surface and the value didn’t change. And how they clamped out on the inner diameter and the caliper value didn’t change lol they froze the value on the calipers. Very deceiving

Lol 😂

Thank you for your feedback! The small difference in measurement (52.48mm to 52.49mm) could be due to slight angle adjustments or minor contact changes during filming. We'll make sure to focus on clarity in future demos. Appreciate your attention to details.

@@basirdurr7184 Thank you for your observation! We aim to keep measurements consistent throughout our demos to ensure transparency. The measurement did vary slightly, but there was no intentional freezing of the caliper values. We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to keep sharing any suggestions for improvement!

I can’t even see the markers anymore

Hello! Could you provide me with your firmware number?

@@Creality3DScanner 3.3.4

@@motormesh-shop after update on 3.3.4 my raptor will not even scan in laser mode. So I downloaded an older version and then the older version wanted update and I accepted it and it worked, But I was surprised not to find anything about that issue. Dont worry the tool is just fine.

Can you provide me with your firmware version?

Your problem may be caused by a lack of memory, because the number of point clouds displayed when scanning is only a part of the number, the actual number depends on the number of final processed. We recommend that you don't scan at too high a resolution.

Also please try to update to the newest software V3.3.4

Which scanner would you like to use to scan portraits? We recommend that you use Creality Otter to scan for portraits with the parameters set to: Body and Geometry.

Yes, we perform two scans by creating a new scan group and then merge them together.

Thanks for the advice! We have sent the information back to the software department.

@@Creality3DScanner Please revert back the answer from your sw department because this is the most annoying issue existing since beginning when using the raptor. The problem was also reported from cnckitchen in one of his review videos.

I completely understand how you feel! Our software team is working on optimizing this issue. In the meantime, we suggest using marker points for merging to help reduce the chance of misalignment or ensuring that the two sets of scan data have a distinct overlapping area. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

Based on your workaround proposal i am not sure if you even understood what is the problem (bug) in your SW. The problem is the seamline which is created by cr-scan on the border or every scanned surface. Using marker points does not help at all to solve this problem.

Hello! Could you provide me with your computer configuration?