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Yeah what you see is how it performed. Apart from some editing with reducing the processing time cause no one wants to watch an empty screen for 10mins but you get what I mean :) Its my fav scanner so far!

@@DraftID i will try and give them a chance :)

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Glad it helped you! Hopefully its easy printing from now on.

Its pretty frustrating starting cause the ads make it look so easy! Was actually the whole reason I started my original tutorial series for the lizard cause there was like 0 documentation at the time. I think Creality have learned a lot and the new scanners are quite a leap in performance etc but also there have been good improvement to older scanners like lizard too.

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It was like a week or two after posting they went paid sub plan :( Ill have to do that inkscape tutorial at some point I think!

I did and plan to do one for Otter too but more directed towards the new crealityscan software. Which itself is probably the biggest difference is they use different software and I find the newer crealityscan software is nice to use. The otter is also much faster to scan liek you can move over an object quicker and it also resyncs faster and more accurate if it loses tracking. Oh the colour mapping is way better too. Something that would take an hour on the lizard and probably crash, only takes 5-10mins on the otter.

@@DraftID thank you for the feedback. I’m definitely going to upgrade from the Lizard to either the Otter or possibly the Raptor. Still trying to work out if the Raptor will be worth the extra expense.

@@peverington if your doing full on reverse engineering and really small objects, I think the raptor but if just wanting a good scanner get the otter.

Thanks :)

Ill give it a try :)

The hammer was not an ideal solution but had to do something. Pretty sure in the video I make a test block to fit different sizes.

This is the M2 ipad pro. M1 onwards will run shapr3d fine.

Thanks! So my system is an i9 9900k, RTX 3080, 32gb ram. Handles things well but probably due for an upgrade later in the year. Ill have to check the fps next time but felt smooth and fast so must be getting the fps they advertise, I think its 15 or 20fps? Ill have to check and get back on that one.

@@DraftID yes they advertise the otter at 20fps, and raptor is 60fps. Those pc specs you quoted, are they for a laptop or desktop? I’m looking at a second hand laptop that has a 3080 (16 gig vram) and a i9 11950H 8 core cpu, plus 64gig of ram.

@@stevesloan6775 Sorry its a desktop. I think those laptop specs will be more than enough plus give you portability that I wish I had at times. Good thing with Otter is it draws power from the 3.0 USB and there is no power cable required to the wall. Not sure on the raptor if thats the same or not. Forgot to add before that the raptor seems great if you need the blue laser but it does require tracking dots to use in that mode.

Thank mate. Its getting a bit older but its an i9 9900k, nvidia 3080, 32gb ram. Probably due for an upgrade later this year. I haven't used an einstar but Ive got a 3dmakerpro whale, creality lizard & ferret, and revopoint range. The creality otter has been the best out of all of them.

Ahh right good to know. Yeah my gtx 1060 won’t cut it so I’m looking at an Asus G14 ROG AMD8945hs 32gb ram, 4070 - if you reckon that will be enough? Thanks for the reply mate 👍🏻

Glad it worked for you. Its amazing they make it so difficult to implement a basic feature.

Thanks for watching and engaging. 1. Typically scanners are pretty bad with black but from what I have seen with the otter it does really well. I was scanning black controllers and was fine. 2. They say win 10/11, 7th gen cpu, dedicated gpu, 16gm ram 3. a print that small came out pretty much the same but I don't have the tools to dimension accuracy. Another guy on YT called poyo (search poyo otter) did some accuracy tests which could be worth checking out.

Yeah no harm

Hmm I haven't heard anything like that but I don't own an A1 so not closely watching the socials on it.

Yes which is why later in the video I decided to increase the size and glue the magnets in rather then press fit them in.

Its an awesome case hey!

Its possible that its too small an object or that tracking markers might help. I plan to do a video soon showing a range of objects which might give you tips for the type of objects your scanning.

It works two ways. Either it will realign and continue the scan, or you can stop the scan and create a second or more scans which you can then merge together and process. Its actually quite good at merging the scans together provided you give it enough detail to figure out some common areas to align together.

@@DraftID Brilliant, thanks for the heads up!

Hello, the min specs are: win10/11, gen7 cpu or above, nvidia/amd gpu, 16gb ram. Or macOS 17.7.7 or above, M1/M2/M3, 16gb ram

Great :)

Glad it helped! I wasn't expecting many views with this one but I did it to help someone out there. Appreciate your support and hope you enjoy the content.

Ive been seeing some amazing scans from the raptor. Maybe Ill get my hands on one eventually.

Thanks. The one I got was on amazon. There are a few available so just check the reviews of each. www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0B8FX9FMT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Yeah was worth as try but doesnt translate well

Watch till the end :p

I suppose you could but you might end up chewing up the material.

Thats awesome you found a good use for it :)

you should be able to edit that reg file in wordpad and change any 21/22 references to 2024.

Your welcome!

Ill be doing a object comparison video soon to show a bunch of items and see how it goes against them.

ferret pro is for medium to large object scan, while this covers small, medium and large. Ferret pro can not scan owl like this:)

@@jessiemmm Thanks

I have a ferret (not pro) and might have to do a comparison some time.

@@DraftID Nice, also would be good to see a wider scan (maybe a car part/shinier surface) to see how it tracks and scans on multiple instances.

I scanned my daughters face and it was quick and easy. As like most scanners it does not pick up on hair well. So if you planning to scan people and resin print them or something, knowing a tool like zbrush will get you great results.

ues body mode, so you can scan hair too

@@jessiemmm thx ill try that

@@DraftID Thanks for that reply. The unit looks good, a bit pricey for our "curiosity". Ultimately we're interested in incorporating a scanner into our studio as a new service/product but that $900+ price tag makes it a highly questionable purchase. That coupled with the zero customer service of Creality (at least for printers) makes is a no go.

@@Lensman64 hold off for a bit and should start seeing more content as people get the hands on the scanners and that might help with a decision.

I’ll be testing more variety of parts and posting results as I go

@@DraftID get a plastic part from a car or home appliance. Scan it, print it, and see if it fits.

@@UnCoolDad will do :)

Thank you :)

Awesome, thank you!

Im pretty sure that is the bambu dual colour silk. Its really nice!

I used it quite a bit and didnt get any clogging. It does say not to use 0.2 nozzles though, so stick with 0.4 size are above.

Your welcome!

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