3D Scanning will change Custom Painting forever! - Creality CR-Scan Ferret Pro

[@paultomlinson528]

Nice work martin you are a recharged man again!

[@obviouslyblack]

something i heard that helps: for glossy/reflective surfaces, it can help to put rubbing alcohol and baby powder in a spray bottle. after spraying the object, the alcohol will evaporate and leave a powder dust. this dusty surface is easier for scanners to pick up and easy to wipe off

[@Golding87X]

We use white developer spray at work for shiny surfaces. Makes a massive difference. There is also stuff just called scanning spray, which is pretty much the same thing I'm guessing.

[@dinoscheidt]

Or hairspray or deospray

[@MrSchattka]

Great to see you energized and happy again!

[@jonrial9316]

Great to see you looking re-energised and can’t wait to see some of the cool stuff you do with the scanner. I hope they let you keep it!

[@frankb.1284]

It’s great to see you that happy!

[@guillermomorbelli2005]

Nice video! Tks for sharing. This is definitely a game changer and a perfect combination for the 3D printer. Let us know if you have a sponsored link so we can buy and you take some credit! And as said, it’s great to have you back here, you have an amazing talent and is great to see you enjoying it! ❤

[@jla9128]

Nice job! Congratulations Martin! You're an artist!

[@alcapone4242]

nice to see you back with passion and a good looking haircut. 😉 wish you much success and all the best

[@ETOE]

Thank you! You too!

[@tomwagemans1872]

Nice to see you have your energy back Martin! And I'm getting into 3D printing so this content is a win win!

[@iggyledges]

Bester Sachsenkontent!

[@HenrikHammel]

Nice-Nice-Nice - a hold New World - Looking forward to See more

[@kevinderung8524]

artist/engineer/entertainer...you do it all Martin! cant wait to see some 3D art added to your amazing frames!

[@arkmantoxic]

NICE! i've been 3d printed headbadges with resin in Brazil, its really cool to see you working on those stuff too!

[@paintingsofwaves_mikewoning]

Haha, I love your happy energy.

[@brianemunroe]

Oh yea, this is awesome! I can't wait to see what you do with it. Lets goooo!

[@dobler13]

Can't wait to see what you come up with!

[@kristofdesi2663]

this video made me happy for several reasons! Keep up!

[@AntnMTBLER]

Soviele Möglichkeiten, die sich nun auftun :D Bin sehr gespannt was Du damit so anstellst Martin!

[@jmill52792]

The aerodynamic possibilities, in speed games (industry, flying, racing of all types and sport) being accessible to the public, is a paradigm shift; records are mounting.

[@MrSete15]

Love your stuff martin ……. Keep it up brother 👍👍

[@adamcoppock5018]

Another great video. Take care out there.

[@briansmith6862]

To make scanning glossy items easier, you can spray it with matt hair laquer. Really cheap, and it washes off with a sponge dampened with plain water.

[@SRK5227]

Very, very cool

[@AustinDesigner]

I know that yes feeling every time i've made custom 3D parts on my bike that works. Do you mind sharing what type of bonding you used to stick it to the frame?

[@DgtalBreakz]

8:35 From my own experience with this scanner (the non-pro version, but still, the same applies), in these scenarios of softly curved shapes from up close the scanner loses tracking mostly because there are not really any reference points that stand out (for example, a sharp point or protruding feature that stays in frame all the time or several ones that appear one after the other that give an anker to the scanner to know where its being pointed at every second). So if you stick a few tiny pieces of crumbled tape in key areas, the scanner will have a much easier time (ghetto way, I know, but Im too cheap to spend money on proper standard circular sticker markers).

[@ETOE]

Thank you for letting us know your experience and tips.

[@designerlizard]

awesome to see the true excitement!! keep going! lets see what you come up with! thought. . . could you develop 3D decals for a frame, that would have dimples in them (Like a golf ball) that could POSSIBLY add to aerodynamics of the frame?

[@at706145]

Thanks for the future now

[@germurphy4986]

Very excited 🎉

[@konovalbest]

Боюсь, что все эти задачи быстрее решить без этого сканера, но с штангенциркулем)

[@reflectionsdetail]

use a diffuser over your light source? that might help with glare

[@vonHammersmark]

good stuff

[@chanfunhousetv8102]

are you able to use this for vinyl cuttings?

[@christophesiegel]

Yess yesssss yeeeeeeeeees ❤

[@ravebrave8866]

well done...

[@latitude4]

Is that a white toner printer? What do you use it for?

[@DaStuntChannel]

Honestly, I printed it flat, heated it up and pressed against the head tube, it molded itself

[@gpurkeljc]

Can you cover the part of the frame that you want to scan with a film in a colour that's easier to scan?

[@RYTHMICRIOT]

It'll be interesting to see how this holds up over time.

[@ETOE]

I guess pretty long if resins are used and if protected against UV by painting them.

[@JogBird]

alot of badges are stuck on w VHB tape which is a bit forgiving and you can approximate a cylinder

[@claremontinteriorsmw]

More great tips cheers, Martin By the way, the "Hoodies" getting lots of attention 😊

[@ETOE]

Nice to hear. Just send pictures of them to my Instagram if you like.

[@captaincommodore8901]

You can do this with Iphone 12+ and the more recent one, they have a lidar scanner, with a scanner app you can do high res 3d scanning, it is pretty good....

[@haassven4690]

Geiles Video. Tipp wenn du Probleme mit schwarzen Bauteilen hast. Es gibt Mattierungsspray. Gibt es als dauerhaft und in einer option welche nach ca 40minuten wieder verschwindet. Aesub googlen :) gibt es auch in klein fur die air brush pistole

[@ETOE]

Thanks for the info. I'm in the lucky position to primer the parts prior to scanning and painting. That was only the first test run with a factory finished frame.

[@picassoimpaler3243]

Im sure you have figured it out by now, but you would have had a higher quality and detail print if you kicked it up at an angle. Lets say 45 degrees or something. Will end up with nearly zero layer lines.

[@hserieshooligan1997]

That was awesome can you link me to the equipment you're using in particular the printer 🤙

[@ETOE]

Thanks a lot. I added it to the video description

[@hserieshooligan1997]

@@ETOE thanks buddy great content 👍

[@Atlan801]

nice! btw dein link in der beschreibung zu patreon is wohl kaputt ;)

[@ETOE]

Thanks, fixed.

[@buster.keaton]

"If this scanner is a piece of poop..." 🤣

[@alfonsorodriguez9055]

Great investment to your business, I can't wait to see how you are able to utilize it on some bikes.

[@ETOE]

You and me both!

[@hidyturl1839]

yes yes yeeesssss 😂

[@endtimeslips4660]

mission impossible scanner is real

[@StanleyKubick1]

could've done this with a 2mp phone camera and any vector software in less than 10 minutes

[@Ray-of6gj]

Please add the ETOE designs t shirt to the merch shop

[@ETOE]

It is not possible because of copyright issues.

[@Ray-of6gj]

I had just assumed that was your business name.@@ETOE

[@sujuk2228]

kiri engine app is the cheapest way to get a usable 3d scan of objects,i use 100$ android phone as a scaner 😏.with 3d printer and your paint skills the end result will be 🤯🤯

[@tomyocom5886]

Okay. I have an Idea for you to Make things and MAKE Money as well. Here is the 10% inspiration to you 90% perspiration . You make 3d MASKS FOR HELMETS. HELMET MASK. PROCESS: 1 Scan helmet, any shape and add ons, (brim, chin, camera mount, who cares). Then you make a PRINT MASK. Take your skull Design for example, now pretend is it silicone Halloween mask for a HELMET. Do you see it yet? YOU could make a fortune and do what you love. Scanning,, creating, in 3d software, developing and Making! Use TPU Filament for the stretch on an FDM 3D printer. I will buy your first one, I will have to get you my helmet shape though!!!!!! Great work...

[@feedbackzaloop]

Looks a bit overkill with modeling. Sure, Fusion doesn't have wrapping procedures like Inventor, NX or other grown-up CAD... But cuting out better be done with offset, not extra cylinder

[@ETOE]

If I use offset I have the shape of the frame on top of the head badge as well. But I want a clean cylindrical shape cause the frame has a slight taper.

[@feedbackzaloop]

@@ETOE you actually might want to have the shape of the frame reproduced on the ouside as it will give a badge of uniform thickness. And once painted the curves will play in the sunlight more vivid than simple shapes like flat or cylinder