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Does anyone know where I can get a model part scanned and printed, in the Phoenix area, for a reasonable price.
Or if you have one yourself we could make some arrangement to have my part scanned and printed.
Thanks, John
check out shapeways website. They both sell, and print up stuff that folks design.
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Hello!
3D printing is getting less and less of a problem nowadays, but I'm not so sure about the scanning.
Like Stik has already said Shapeways is a tried way to get your prints, for small and medium sized parts in a quality that doesn't require you to fill and sand the parts before you use them.
The main question is: What part are we talking about here? Most of the model parts would be better off re-drawn in 3D rather than scanned, because then you can draw the part without limitations imposed on it by the injection-moulding process.
Also, if you want to duplicate a part that you already have, you could consider making a resin copy of the part - it's much cheaper that way.
Good luck with your projects and have a nice day
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gumshoe59 Does anyone know where I can get a model part scanned and printed, in the Phoenix area, for a reasonable price.
You might try the Computer Science department at the University. Someone there may have a 3D scanner or can point you in the right direction.
Are you looking at scanning a 1:1 object and rescaling it to model part use? How versed are you in 3D graphics editing? A CS grad student may need beer money!
Shapeways is good, but you really need to be able to upload the data in a 3D graphics file format. The iterative process of rescaling and refining your single part by Shapeways may lead to big $$.
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