Reverse Engineering 3D scan in Autodesk Fusion 360

[@carstenfunk3969]

Very good tutorial, it was very helpfull for my projects. Best regards from GER

[@ПетрЛиньков-я1ж]

Thanks a lot, now i know more, how to edit meshes:)

[@klschofield71]

Nice, quick little tutorial. Thanks for sharing. It should help with "lifting some higher" in their 360 abilities.

[@3DPrintTechDesign]

Thanks Kevin! Always trying to help others learn what I learnt in Fusion =)

[@Makerspace987]

Wow! Bravissimo

[@avejst]

Nice project, Thanks for sharing :-)

[@johnquandt8795]

I'm not surprised that your walls weren't parallel. Typical frame construction appears to be rectangular, but in reality is only close enough to the human eye.

[@3DPrintTechDesign]

I totally agree! It does look like the door next to this scan was retro-fitted in the place we rent. Could be a "quick-fix" =)

[@jeffreyalsop2789]

is the scan file you are building off of avaialbe

[@3DPrintTechDesign]

Sorry, those files are long gone :/

[@3Ddavid]

is there a way to create free-form surfaces/T-Splines based on the scan data?

[@3DPrintTechDesign]

Well not really in Fusion 360 at the moment. For that you might need something like Geomagic. You can create some solids from converting the mesh inside fusion, but you end up with a pretty detailed (1to1 convertion) CAD model of the mesh.

[@madballdesign]

Any body knows how Inventor do this: create section sketch from 3d scanned mesh?

[@rocephinperron715]

I have a project and looking to pay someone to help me on it. I'm building a fender for car and already 3d scan it. I just need to make cut on it and perfect some line. Tell me if you take job. Thank you

[@3DPrintTechDesign]

Hi! I've seen your message at FB, I'll be happy to help out. Let's discuss more there!

[@the4hunters]

Wtf

[@RJ4962]

stop the manic zooming in and out....very annoying