I was wondering if anyone can say they see a difference between the two drivers, and in what way?
And which do you prefer?
My software:
Einstar-Hub
ExModel-Pro (Quicksurface)
Solidworks
Orca Slicer
One of my struts gets worn at the fitting, i have to snip it and put in a new compression ring.
I'm looking for a better air line / fitting that is better for this application with all the movement of turning effecting it.
What's better?
I've had an Einstar Rockit for a few days, and I think I need to optimize my use and understanding of setting up an object for scanning.
Specific details:
My practice part is a cosmetic plastic cover, thin, and tricky to scan the edge, and get it to align together.
I've ordered Scanning Spray, I've set up a black board with markers on it, and I've tired various ways to suspend the object to get a better scan.
I'm looking for buy or 3d print what ever to create a better marker environment, or any better jigs/rigging/etc. Also tips on how to set it up and way of think about the work flow.
Thanks for helping this learner.
Einstar Rockit just got done setup. I have no practice with this equipment. I have no reference for what modes to use, when and how to use markers, etc.
I'm looking for guides/videos, to teach me what I need to do.
I plan to scan all aspects of automotives to reverse engineer parts and accessories; though I'm trying to jump in with some practice on smaller things.
What should I start watching?
