IKEA Closet Repair with 3D Scanning and 3D Printing

[@Holocreators]

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[@backyardbasher]

amazing video, thank you for sharing it. If I had one of those broken brackets could you scan it for me ant supply me with the stl so I can print it myself ? , can you estimate how much you would charge for doing that ?

[@Holocreators]

Hi, thanks for your comment and the kind words. Could you send me a picture of the brackets, then I can get a better idea of the parts. My email is [e-mail]

[@jamessever8936]

Is that edna from the incredibles!?!?

[@Holocreators]

what?

[@3dbits_art]

So you are using technology in the range of several hundret thousend Euros and spend hours of machine time and highly skilled experts to finally create a part that is worth maybe 5 Cent or so? Interesting approach. If you would be charged for this work, maybe buying 6 to 8 new complete Ikea closets would still be cheaper. ;-)

[@Holocreators]

Hi Oliver, that is correct. This is a case study for showcasing the process. The part is actually irrelevant.

[@willybilly99]

He even made the part wrong. The pipe you should leaning downward. Lol 😂 I'm done

[@Holocreators]

@@willybilly99 yes maybe

[@Emily-fm7pt]

I mean if he had just used an ender 3 or something it would be different but he had to actually scan the thing (reference images make it super easy)