3D Scanning my Lathe to Design a Carriage Lock

Today I'm trying out a new 3D scanner: the Einstar by Shining 3D. I'll scan my Grizzly G0602 lathe, import the scan data into Fusion 360 and design a carriage locking knob.
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00:00 Intro
01:03 Introducing the 3D Scanner
03:04 Preparing to scan
04:39 Scanning the lathe
06:33 Post-processing the scan data
08:33 Aligning the coordinate system
11:26 Using the scan data in Fusion 360
17:48 Making the carriage lock
21:23 Making the spacer
21:45 Installing the carriage lock
24:16 Conclusion