DIY digitizer for converting physical objects into virtual drawings.

[@jasonhurdlow6607]

A Microscribe used to be around $2000. Now it's $12,500! I've been thinking of making my own, and this old video pops in my feed. Nice! I worked on software to interface with 3D digitizers like this some 30 years ago.

[@earlgrey3519]

This is beautiful!

[@adityadeshmukh9931]

Great work Loved the project Please, can you provide a installed guide video about it that will be helpful .

[@yusufismailalrazaz6781]

very cool project, i also try to make some kind like this, but i use portabel microscope & moving tip to compare profile part and compare to drawing,

[@paulstucky8806]

Very nice! Do you offer the bill of materials for this build? Is the software available? Interested, Paul, Davis, CA

[@vspadrver]

Google says fablab.ruc.dk/diy-digitizer/

[@fablabruc]

fablab.ruc.dk/diy-digitizer/

[@paulstucky8806]

Thank you for the link. I am collecting materials to build a digitizer for myself.

[@marianodiaz461]

Sorry , but I can’t see the link…

[@criticalmoves]

Very cool! We are building one at our Maker Space.

[@FriedrichKegel]

Nice concept here, I'm looking forward to future development. Using a (exchangeable) ball for the tip would make this a bit more serious device. Don't need to be the diamond version like on the Zeiss measurement instruments, I think a small steelball with 3mm diameter will be fine :) Much easier to locate the holes precisely and very usefull for freeforms too. For the measuring of 2D contours a small cylinder (dia3-6mm) on it would be helpful? You can add a threaded rod to the tip and use it without anything or with a small steelball or whatever the user wants to add -> free defineable tool libary!

[@manpreet4860]

BRO CAN YOU SUGESS ME WHICH ADRENO USE IN THIS VIDEO WHATA A MODEL NO OF ADRENO....

[@b-creativeideas2793]

Great work. Do you have this in bigger sizes and can you measure outlines of any type of part no matter how small it is. If so I would be interested in buying or building my own. Also what is the software that you used to get the information from the audino.

[@joliversa]

fablab.ruc.dk/diy-digitizer/

[@marianodiaz461]

Hi ; great job! Can you please share the arduino sketch, and build files? Thank you

[@fablabruc]

fablab.ruc.dk/diy-digitizer/

[@Nick-xc4fy]

Basically a CMM machine

[@rickbrade7339]

Nikolaj, I love your project, but I have one small suggestion for an improvement. Design the base to be "plugged into" a pegboard with dowel pins. That way you can capture points on different sides of an object and then easily joint your point clouds. The hole spacing will determine your registration points.

[@michaellowry1888]

Hi there! This is an extremely useful tool. I used Microscribe G2 digitizers back in my laboratory days but am looking for something similar without the heavy price tag, that i can take into my home workshop and use to get measurements of parts. Do you have a web link to the encoders you used? Best, -Mike

[@fpvaq7378]

we are thinking of getting the microscribe...how is it?

[@manpreet4860]

god morning sir i wanyt one qustion i want to make this but how to use codeing after drawing....please anser me...

[@seanbosse]

I love this. Great concept. What 3D program are you using and is the sketch available? Thank you for posting

[@fablabruc]

fablab.ruc.dk/diy-digitizer/

[@manpreet4860]

good evining bro i need your help and adreno codes....please hhelp

[@manpreet4860]

very very cool

[@made-by-dad]

Hi, I would like to ask for your help with a similar project. Can I contact you via email? Thank you.

[@fablabruc]

You can find our contact info at fablab.ruc.dk at the bottom :)