I Flipped the JBL Flip
Brought the Flip back to life using ABS, TPU, and a bit of PLA. Tried to capture the quick process. Hope you guys like it :)
Brought the Flip back to life using ABS, TPU, and a bit of PLA. Tried to capture the quick process. Hope you guys like it :)
You twist the top plate to open or close the jaws. It uses a magnetic ratchet to hold the jaws in place. Not the strongest due to it being 3d printed, but it works!
Quick question about GPL compliance: Is u/Revopoint3D-Official aware that any software incorporating GPLv3 code must also be open-source and have its source code published?
I'm open to being corrected here, but looking at how the current BambuLab situation plays out, shouldn't Revopoint be publishing the source code they use to stay compliant?
I bring this up specifically because of Revo Mirror, which openly utilizes LizardByte’s Sunshine (licensed under GPLv3). Which can be easily found by browsing the installation directory - example from the "sunshine.log" in the "Revo Mirror\config" directory:
Maybe I am just blind, but I haven't been able to find any open repository publishing the source code they are using.
I’ve built a portable scanning table. The surface is a sheet of plastic that also holds my magnetic marker “trees.”
It features four threaded holes and a snap-together frame. I’ll be adding threaded rods so I can scan objects while they’re “floating.”
Hi folks
Another "quick and dirty" 3d scan with POP 4 (beta unit) , today of a box with a screwdriver and bits. Post processing done in Revo Scan 6 software (beta, too). Done only the most rudimentary cleanup (aka deleting the surrounding object, that's all).
I used "dark object " settings and laser mod. First fast cross-line scanning from different directions and afterwards switched to single-line mode for scanning over some minor details.
Once fused and meshed at 0.2mm and once only scanned a small part of the box and fused and meshed at 0.1mm just to demonstrate how the coarse, less detailed part is only due to not scanning enough over an area. POP 4 keeps me amazed.
If interested in getting one POP 4 at discounted prices you should check the ongoing Kickstarter campaign:
I made a custom hardcase to carry my gimbal safely. I used 3D scan data to model a perfect-fit TPU insert, so it doesn't wobble at all. Thanks to ExtRuben for the parametric model inspiration.
I wonder how many people will remember the scene at the very end of the video? :)
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Hi, I saw that a new Revopoint is coming out. Can these scan black objects better now?
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Are there any tutorials outside of the quick surface. I don't think those tutorials are very good.
just got the inspire 2 and idk why it does not work. Tested on these devices: iphone 15 pro, pixel 7 pro, pc with rtx 3080ti, laptop with only cpu. Marker scan works. it always says “not enough point clouds captured” and the distance indicator also doesn’t work.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong. I tried to scan a quarter, simple enough, and here's what I got.
In parallel lines mode the outcome was about the same. In full field, it didn't capture the quarter at all.
How do I fix this issue? I've seen others get great results.
Here's what should be possible, allegedly.