Cosplay Armor or Prosthetic Socket Fabrication using 3d Scanner, Printer, and Seal a Meal!

[@Wolfboy607]

I know you're chasing no algorithm, Ian, and you're worried about putting too much content up, but this video right here is how to do it. If you can chunk your 2-3 minute updates together to make one 10~ minute update, the algorithm still favors that heavily.

[@Xx0bamaGamingxX]

That guy still impresses me to this day. That's crazy what you can do when you want to. He realy is armed with the right tools, eh ? But yeah, anyways, keep up the incredible work, you'll get your whole prosthetic arm my guy 💯💯🔥🔥

[@samwoodfin]

I always learn something from watching your problem solving process. Thanks for sharing.

[@kenjikodai]

I just ran into your old video, the one where you were subconsciously steering with your prosthetic hand and im subbing to keep up on this

[@hippie-io7225]

Thank you very much. You saved me many hours on the Mesh Mixer learning curve!

[@missingpartsclub]

Awesome! I'm glad that I wasxable to help you out. Maybe check out yesterday's video. It might help you as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoizpnmYpbpqpdU

[@Nimadj]

It's so nice to be able to witness this journey. Godspeed, man!

[@possiblyzslot838]

Seems almost like a sci-fi dream to simply scan part of your body and print out a fit for armour/equipment/prosthetics just like that.

[@corwin.macleod]

I think (from my experience) a regular photogrammetry might do a better job here. Just with a few highres photos the result would be about the same, with like 20-30 you'll get a highly detailed 3d model of the object, especially if it has a good texture.

[@corwin.macleod]

@missingpartsclub your setup is already ideal for photogrammetry, if you replace creality with a good high resolution camera to take photos (or 4k video) you can then use meshroom or agisoft to reconstruct the 3d model. Would be a much cheaper and more flexible solution as well.

[@bernardselasienkpe4084]

A more elastic material like silicon for stationary parts and a woven fabric for movable parts will take the hand to the next level

[@saimondark]

Первый. Отлично, теперь можно миниатюры сканировать, наконец-то!

[@blizzard7079]

When you say "yo", do you mean " you know", but it's just really shortened?

[@davynolan182]

The scanning rig is a bit overkill, I have a revopoint. I’ve done similar stuff, this software/scanner is not great, you could defintely do this freehand with a revopoint, even with one hand you should consider switching to one. You don’t really need to stay at a constant distance I’ve found, it auto corrects. Love your videos, your an inspiration!

[@blizzard7079]

Rhe funny white noice in the background somwhow makes me concentrate to the video more

[@paulwalker427]

Great video

[@EngineerMikeF]

Too cool, as always. Won't you need an initial offset to account for a sleeve of some thickness, or is sleeve thickness approximately accounted for in compression to the limb?

[@missingpartsclub]

I'm taking care of the squishiness of the forearm by scaling the scan to 98%. -2% works pretty good for me, your mileage may vary.

[@DirtyHairy1]

Amazing

[@jasongooden917]

the scanner looks very cyberpunk

[@Kuh2e2]

Hi Ian, I wrote you to your phone number that I found in your web page, I do apologize for it, but I have a friend who lost his hand due to an accident, do you make prostetic hands for sale?

[@missingpartsclub]

No, I can't legally make devices for others, but I'm planning on offering this device as a diy kit where you assemble the device yourself.

[@srboromir452]

​@@missingpartsclub I knew that was a thing for the dental prosthetics I make, didn't know it extended to other prosthetics as well. For instance in most states even if a patient is missing their teeth, had a denture and broke it/lost it, they can't have another made without a prescription. Unless they make it themselves. The general argument given is that dentists need the opportunity to check patients for oral cancer.

[@BerserkeR_031]

I thought my food in the kitchen was burning but it was the noise floor in this video.