Can You 3D Scan Tools With Your Phone, Model, and Print It?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- We love to Mod out tools, cars, or just about anything really. How can we make them work better, make less work for us and save time. In this video we look at the process of 3D scanning with a phone and we also take those 3D scans all of the way to making real functional parts on my Ender 3 V2 printer to see if the parts will really last.
The software shown in the video is from a Company called POLYCAM, I am not affiliated with them, here is the link if you are interested in checking them out. poly.cam/ If you have tested other software which works better, please let me know, I am interested in trying them out. If you don't have a LIDAR capable phone, you can also upload photos on their website, I believe the scale and rotations will not be calculated automatically, but have yet to test this myself.
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For reflective surfaces, tinactin foot spray makes a GREAT fogging spray. Leaves an opaque layer to scan. Even works on glass! Cheap, and available everywhere.
I have to try this, thank you!
I would pay $100 for this software to purchase it outright. I would pay $0 for a subscription model
Considered the app until you mentioned it's a subscription based product. Really impressive and informative video, thanks for sharing!
I can see activating the software only when you need it. Eventually there will be free versions which work just as well or better. I am looking forward to a time when every phone can 3D scan right from the box. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment!
Yep...
I don't do anything subscription based. The minute Adobe went to subscription I dropped them and haven't used them since. Especially for something like this that I would only use once in a while.
Oh well...
@@NeedItMakeIt So you can activate it and deactivate it and the subscription timer stops? I'm a little confused. I'll have to look into it. I won't do anything subscription-based either.
@@dangerous8333 You pay for 1 month intervals, or cheaper for a year of course.
You can also use an app called Hedges (and probably many others) on your front facing iphone lidar camera and its much higher precision than the rear facing lidar that is designed for room scale.
I’d love to but I will not buy into a subscription…. Still nice to see that this gots better and better.
Maybe the hose on top as apposed to the side as this will ensure an even negative pressure.
I was thinking that, but it would interfere with the stock rollers on top. The even pressure makes sense.
Dude this is amazing, I need to rebuild the tail lights of my car because they broke and i wanted to see if i could scan it to print a cover for them. Now i need to learn how to create 3d objects lol. I just bought an ender and im going to start from zero. Thanks for the video, it was very useful :)
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Ideally, Photogrammetry software likes to differentiate a given pixel from its neighboring pixels. For the regions that were giving problems, apply a temporary contrasting color, such as dollar store athletes foot powder spray. A light dust coat works best so that you can see the background color between the powder droplets. It also dries faster.
Allow adequate drying time so the wetness doesn't appear different as the spray dries between image captures
Very cool, thank you for the tip I will give this a try.
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I'm happy just to see someone use this spectacular software to make something practical and not just pretty 3D models. This technology has so many great applications! Keep up the great work!
@@TqSNv9R0iG5Ckxew Thank you kindly! I have lots of ideas for using this software and I'd imagine it will improve dramatically in the coming years. I'd like to see the objects come in as useable shapes to see interferences and to use faces as reference, rather than eyeballing it to get it close.
If you don't mind a little cleanup, you can dust your shiny surfaces with something like sawdust or add a watery/runny toothpaste mixture to a toothbrush and flick it onto the surface and let it dry to give it a flat, speckled surface pattern, and easy to wipe off after.
Quick things to consider is to 1: have an item in view for scaling purposes (the meshes usually import way off scale from Polycam) and 2: export as an FBX file as it brings in the color/photo mapping info (the other option for fusion 360 only bring in the mesh )
Great advice, an object of a known size in the scan. I have never tried FBX will give it a go!
I use scann3d for taking the pictures but then i thransfer them to my pc and put them in meshroom.
I'll have to try this as well, thank you!
Exactly the video I needed, thank you!
Damn hope so don't feel like rigging up a laser arduino kinect and a turn table haha
No, that's a lot of work. I'd love to learn about automation though, learning programming, steppers, Arduino etc. A bit late to start, but it would be an excellent challenge.
Next time, Please mention name of app. If it wasn’t for the screenshot at 4:45 seconds, I would never have known what you were using.
4:32* (TH-cam won’t let me edit…sigh)
Sure, I did add in the description, not everyone will look there, thanks.
I designed and printed a dust hood for my 15" planer, and I had to print it in 3 sections to minimize support and to fit my print bed. My planer came with a hood with port in the middle, and that's the reason I had to make my own.
3 sections is the way to go. Nice work, I’d love to see a photo of your work!
@@NeedItMakeIt how do I share it? I have it on my Instagram.
@@NeedItMakeIt I messaged you the post on Instagram.
I wasted lots of time before I figured out that for NeedItMakeIt phone means Apple! If you have Android, don't waste your time here!
Will this work if I wanted to scan a corner of a trunk cubby so I can then 3D print a small 8” subwoofer box?
I used to fly my drone.. do photogrammetry from the sky and 3-D print the topography and houses I take pictures of. One thing that’s fun to do too is photo capture the imagery like you’ve done of human heads I did my son and myself and made 3-D printed keychains of each family member
That is awesome, really cool ideas!
Great job! I’ve been wanting to scan some parts to mod and print! 🤘🏻
Thank you kindly, and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment! I can absolutely recommend this app, I use it for far too many things. I just scanned my tractor engine compartment the other day so I can design a battery holder with the right clearances.
have you ever 3d print screw before ? you see Im missing one of this screw and needed to print them instead of buying another whole set of items
If its a large screw, it's possible, but if it's small, it'd be better to make it from metal. Do you have some specs on the screw?
do you have any videos where you are doing the 3d work inside fusion to get it to fit into the machines? i would be interested in that
I'm nearly full-time on Content Creation, just starting next week, I can certainly make some videos showing how to do this. They'd probably be longer-form vids though, it can be hard to cram all of the info into a 5 minute video.
can I ask what phone did you use to scan? I have a sony xperia xz1 compact, with the 3d scanning facility. I wouldn't have a clue how to 3d model it once in the software :D
Nice job with the makita 2040 this machine is worth the time and money you'll put in!!! And thanks for the infos!
Thank you, super happy with the planer, the blades seem a wee bit brittle, I may need to swap them at some point.
I hate apple but the iphone 13 pro maxipad has lidar which is excellent for 3d scanning.
This is my first apple, I do like the cameras and battery life. The sound recording is also quite good.
Any idea on how accurate that LiDAR really is? I haven't had an apple phone for years but the LiDAR feature did get my attention. It would have to be accurate to sub millimeter scales to be useful for what I do though. (Within tenths at least)
Thank you for the video. I will try it in the engine bay that amlooking to modify. Thank you again
Simply great. Is the software able to export files in dwg Format?
Try athletes foot spray on shiny/clear surfaces, should help with imaging
I would never have thought of that, it gives a matte finish? Thank you!
@@NeedItMakeIt yup. And washes off with water. Saw it on another channel about photogrammetry. It’s used with 3D scanning as well
@@sacrificialrubber779 I'll give it a try, I have just the project for it!
@@NeedItMakeIt nice!
@@sacrificialrubber779 Thank you!
Soak your planer extraction mock up in resin or super glue (cyanoacrylate) and it'll be good for years.
you could print a angled adapter for the planer dust collection.
I will definitely re design, I am still using the original, it works well, but that hose is annoying, it needs to be to one side.
Get Kiri, it looks like the best by far. I am going down this route doing the exact same thing you are doing
I'll be sure to try this out, thanks for the heads up on that. I want to attempt the foot scan and make some shoes for my feet specifically using TPU, but Polycam did not like any of my attempts. Scanning your own feet is easier said than done...
@@NeedItMakeIt yea I guess kiri has many different modes and one of them will work.
I'll give it go, I've been out running a lot and I'd like to see if I can create something that functions like a shoe that doesn't cost $200
For creating parts that fit 100% perfectly. I prefer to use good old measuring.
Fair enough, love the tradition method as well. I am currently working on something with compound curves, the scanning is very helpful there.
I use a combination. I rough out the part using the scan and then measure any of the important clearances and adjust the part as necessary.
@@NeedItMakeIt I still measure ( EVEN IF photogrammetry was perfect, we always measure ) - but the time saved by not having to BUILD the whole thing in Fusion 360 is massive. We don't need the scanned version to be hyper accurate, we just need to be able to tell our 3d software how properly scale the scans to build our prints onto.
Good video. What is the computer program your using before fusion 360?
Thanks. The program for scanning is called Polycam.
@@NeedItMakeIt Actually, I already have that app… Aren’t you using another program? The one you used to remove the photo part of it and show the raw scan.
@@ghostrider8028482 I think it was just either windows 3d builder or windows 3d viewer
Thank you sir.
not free
I‘ve still been able to get it to work for free, export the GLTF file, run it through the converter online to create and STL.
I want to do this but i have little experience with using fusion360, also i couldnt find any videos or tutorials explaining how you can produce parts from a scan
I plan on making some videos on the subject soon!
If you teach a 2 year old how to use a 3d design app, that's the result. I guess we are still a bit away from 2yo 3d designers.
I have the Makita 8030 - Would love to make a dust collector for it, I just need a 3D printer....and some CAD skills....
You could make it from carboard like he did then coat the whole thing in epoxy. Cheap, easy, will last forever.
I work with CAD all day and have a 3D printer but many times old school works just as good and is faster.
If you have a microcenter near you you can get an ender 3 pro right now for 100. It's never been cheaper to get into USABLE 3d printing.
Interesting app you found there. What were the free apps that worked best for you? Or were all pretty bad at being made to work?
Something to try out before diving into the paid better working ones is what I'm trying to get at.
I was only successful once with a free app, mind you that was prior to a phone upgrade, I scanned my metal lathe and it worked well enough to create a threading dial. I was running an older Samsung A5 at the time.
I still think doing the paid for 1 month to get what you need is probably a good idea. It is likely cheaper in the US, everything seems to be overpriced in Canada.
@@NeedItMakeIt I understand. Thank you for putting this video together, I appreciate it!
iPhone only
Because Polycam makes use of the LiDAR on the iPhone. If other brands had LiDAR as well, then it wouldn't be iPhone only.
@@chrishudson9525 He said in the video he didn't use the LiDAR functionality, which means it's not required for the app to function.
3d scanner by Lubos Vonacek works well also for Android.
If you have a PC Meshroom is a good free and open source alternative.
The outlet of the housing for the planar should leave to one side to not disturb the outcoming part (as seen in the video). Also relavitely logical not to construvt it over the machine.
Normally the dust collection tubes are hanging from the ceiling vs coming up from the floor. In the first case a centered housing might be preferable so you can load from both sides of the machine.