Creaform HandySCAN Black Elite 3D Scanner Lancair Airplane and Surface modeling.

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  • Progress video showing the completed surface model and solids in Solidworks created from scan data captured through a CreaForm HandySCAN Black Elite 3-D scanner.
    The project is a Lancair 360 MKII Kit Airplane produced by Neico Aviation. The kit is out of production but is considered to be a "Ferrari" of the Kitplane world. I am making modifications to the design and will be discussing my changes as well as many topics related to engineering, making molds, reverse engineering, scanning, creating tool paths, structures, Finite Element Analysis, CFD or Computational Fluid Dynamics, composites techniques and guest visitors on the channel.
    The project stems from my own desires to build a L:ancair since I saw the airplane on the front cover of Kitplane Magazine in the early 1990's.

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  • @1fujimonk
    @1fujimonk ปีที่แล้ว

    Nice work and congrats on your two kits acquisition. Very informative videos, thank you for sharing. I already subscribed and looking forward to follow along your projects. In future videos, could you share your thought process on modifying the wingtips (winglets/sharklets)? I understand they create an extra surface that redirects the air, reducing the vortex drag but why using them on Lancair 360 in particular? Have you done some specific analysis yet? BTW, great job on those 3D rendering. 👍

  • @aviator267
    @aviator267 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Great video. Thanks so much

  • @1972adrianm
    @1972adrianm ปีที่แล้ว

    What CAD app do you use? Really looking forward to your build and the performance with the UL520T!

  • @bombnut7092
    @bombnut7092 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Nice sharing info!
    Quick question:Which software or what product has the best surface rebuild quality for CAD after process?

    • @kraftwurx_Aviation
      @kraftwurx_Aviation  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Interestingly enough, the surfacing is done in Creaform software so what you export is a set of parametric surface patches that can be imported into any CAD software. Not all CAD Software handles surfaces as well as others. Solidworks is in my opinion a little cumbersome working with surfaces. Fortunately most CAD software, even the ones you know, can handle these surfaces. The absolute best is CATIA in my opinion but nigh impossible to obtain because it is expensive (Solidworks is made by the same company).

  • @ChuckThree
    @ChuckThree 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Btw, there’s a carbon fiber Lancair 360 body on Barnstormers currently 😉

  • @michaelleire5566
    @michaelleire5566 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    why is graphic screen at 10:21 minutes inverted/mirrored?

    • @kraftwurx_Aviation
      @kraftwurx_Aviation  2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Great Catch. Sharp eye! I did it because the video clip showed the interior of the plane right side up... it was just what I was trying to convey. Lots more coming in the second video.

  • @sethgreen1731
    @sethgreen1731 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    1968 Dodge 440? What!