If you struggle with some darker objects, shiny objects etc, try dusting it with baby powder. A very thin layer of baby powder was 5x more effective than 3D scanning spray, even the spray that shipped with my Miraco Pro
Hello, thank you for sharing your experience. Yes, I have used baby powder before, it is one of the effective methods. Only the spray is more practical.
thanks for a great review. Did you scan the scooter outdoors ? what difficulties did you encounter ? - loosing the tracking ? do you think its practical for scanning cars and bikes outdoors on the street ?
Hello, you're welcome, I'm glad you liked the review. It's not easy to scan outdoors. Although the place I scanned was in the shade, it was difficult to scan. In a place with direct sunlight, it would be much more difficult. However, using scanning spray and scanning markers on the surface will make it easier. Another suggestion I have is that scanning can be done in the afternoon instead of during the day.
@@3DPrintLab1 thanks for your answer. So it scans fine in an evening light when the sun isnt right on top? What about under lights in a showroom? or in an exhibition ? when you say its difficult.. do you mean it loses tracking ? would you be doing a review of the creality raptor as well ?
@@danp7979 You are welcome. Yes, there should not be too much light in the environment, including sunlight. Too much light causes glare and reflections. The scanner may not see the object or may lose tracking even if it does. I used Raptor for a short time and I think it is a better scanner, especially for small objects. However, Creality is still not good in terms of software and you need to use a high-performance computer, especially to use the blue laser. It does not have as much freedom as Miraco pro. I can prepare a review video in the coming weeks. I take your requests into consideration.
😮nice to know that miraco also hv difficulty to scannjng black object i own mini and range gen1 still waiting for a product like miraco without android function, to make price lower, coz I never use mobile app to do postprocessing🤔
@@3DPrintLab1 Thanks I have a Ranga and a CR Ferret. Creality Ferret was advertised as a scanner that was supposed to have the ability to scan Large/Medium to Small objects, but does a poor job of Large and small. I’m looking for one to handle all three without buying 4 or 5 scanners I’m thinking about buying one of these
@@byronwilliams6532 Then I suggest you look into the Creality CR-Scan Raptor. I haven't used it yet, but I plan to review it later. This scanner can scan both small and large objects up to 2 meters.
@@3DPrintLab1 sounds good. Right now I’m just doing my research on several scanners. What I do like about the ferret is that it is more forgiving that the Range or the Pop 2 that I previously owned. The Ferret will let you scan the same area of the point cloud and double it. I was able to scan to do a several rotations of a object without a problem. So for non of the Revopoint products that I used have been as forgiving
@@byronwilliams6532 I've used Ferret too and I agree with you. Its scanning sensitivity is as good as the Revopoint mini, and it can also scan objects as large as the Pop3. Having only a wired connection is a disadvantage.
At work we are looking for a 3d scanner that can take scans on things that is maybe 2x2x4 meters... do you have any suggestion in that volume? don't need more than .2 mm accuracy.
I cannot say that it is difficult to use, you will be able to use all its features within a few days. However, what is important is what you want to use this 3D scanner for. Because sometimes 3D scanners purchased for purposes other than their intended use can be disappointing. For what purpose do you plan to use it?
@3DPrintLab1 I would like to use it to create realistic 3D renderings of furniture and such to put on virtual scanned homes for VR tours. I think that as a real state seller and side interior design consultant, with furniture brand partners, I can maximise my sells, because the client will see the ultimate dream house before buying it and remodeling it. Do you think is possible something like that?
@khaledbousba5957 This 3d scanner would not be suitable for you. I think you can look at the 3d scanner I shared the link to www.shining3ddental.com/solution/aoralscan-3-wireless-intraoral-scanner/
When ideal conditions are met, it can scan quickly. However, if there is a lot of sunlight and the colors of the object being scanned are not very suitable, it scans slowly. For example, I had difficulty scanning a motorcycle.
Yes, however depending on which software you use, and your specs, you may want to bring the scan results as a STL into Blender or another app/software to reduce/decimate your geometry before importing to AutoCad or software like Fusion360. Lots of complex geometry chonks pretty hard in most CAD software.
I hope you don't mind some criticism, but your narration sounds like that of an AI model. I think it's primarily your intonation at the end of a sentence. I understand you're not a native English speaker, and considering that, your pronunciation is really good - it's just the intonation that sounds off.
Hello, thank you for your criticism. Yes, my native language is not English and this video was dubbed with Heygen AI. Maybe you would like to see my original speech. I am adding the original version of the video below :) If you watch it, I would like to leave a comment on that video :) th-cam.com/video/9SrO9FQGulM/w-d-xo.html
![[ Introduction ]-- Functions and Settings, BD-3510](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xOLJyUoJu4U/mqdefault.jpg)
Solid review in realistic situations. Thanks.
You're welcome, thank you for your nice comment.
A very nice scanner and a nice review. Thank you.
I'm glad you liked it, thank you.
If you struggle with some darker objects, shiny objects etc, try dusting it with baby powder.
A very thin layer of baby powder was 5x more effective than 3D scanning spray, even the spray that shipped with my Miraco Pro
Hello, thank you for sharing your experience. Yes, I have used baby powder before, it is one of the effective methods. Only the spray is more practical.
@@3DPrintLab1 I've read in the reddits that "goes on dry" Tinactin foot spray is the best. Giving it a shot today :)
Good Job, and thank you for sharing this wonderful video to us.
You're welcome, please feel free to work with me for more :)
thanks for a great review. Did you scan the scooter outdoors ? what difficulties did you encounter ? - loosing the tracking ? do you think its practical for scanning cars and bikes outdoors on the street ?
Hello, you're welcome, I'm glad you liked the review. It's not easy to scan outdoors. Although the place I scanned was in the shade, it was difficult to scan. In a place with direct sunlight, it would be much more difficult. However, using scanning spray and scanning markers on the surface will make it easier. Another suggestion I have is that scanning can be done in the afternoon instead of during the day.
@@3DPrintLab1 thanks for your answer. So it scans fine in an evening light when the sun isnt right on top? What about under lights in a showroom? or in an exhibition ? when you say its difficult.. do you mean it loses tracking ? would you be doing a review of the creality raptor as well ?
@@danp7979 You are welcome. Yes, there should not be too much light in the environment, including sunlight. Too much light causes glare and reflections. The scanner may not see the object or may lose tracking even if it does. I used Raptor for a short time and I think it is a better scanner, especially for small objects. However, Creality is still not good in terms of software and you need to use a high-performance computer, especially to use the blue laser. It does not have as much freedom as Miraco pro. I can prepare a review video in the coming weeks. I take your requests into consideration.
Nice review! Very professional!
Thank you 🙏
Nice review my friend. Are you going to review Creality's new 3D scanners?
Thank you. Yes, I also plan to review Creality's new 3D scanners.
😮nice to know that miraco also hv difficulty to scannjng black object
i own mini and range gen1
still waiting for a product like miraco without android function, to make price lower, coz I never use mobile app to do postprocessing🤔
Thank you for your comment. Yes, Miraco has a screen and operating system, which increases its price. I think a non-Android version would be good.
What is difference between miraco pro and normal one
Pro 32, 16 Ram which is normal. This affects scanning speed.
thank you
You are welcome
I didn’t realize it was two different versions. Standard and Pro
Yes, there are two different versions. I think 512 GB should be preferred for faster scanning and faster processing.
@@3DPrintLab1 Thanks
I have a Ranga and a CR Ferret.
Creality Ferret was advertised as a scanner that was supposed to have the ability to scan Large/Medium to Small objects, but does a poor job of Large and small.
I’m looking for one to handle all three
without buying 4 or 5 scanners
I’m thinking about buying one of these
@@byronwilliams6532 Then I suggest you look into the Creality CR-Scan Raptor. I haven't used it yet, but I plan to review it later. This scanner can scan both small and large objects up to 2 meters.
@@3DPrintLab1 sounds good. Right now
I’m just doing my research on several scanners. What I do like about the ferret
is that it is more forgiving that the Range
or the Pop 2 that I previously owned.
The Ferret will let you scan the same area
of the point cloud and double it.
I was able to scan to do a several rotations
of a object without a problem. So for non
of the Revopoint products that I used
have been as forgiving
@@byronwilliams6532 I've used Ferret too and I agree with you. Its scanning sensitivity is as good as the Revopoint mini, and it can also scan objects as large as the Pop3. Having only a wired connection is a disadvantage.
At work we are looking for a 3d scanner that can take scans on things that is maybe 2x2x4 meters... do you have any suggestion in that volume? don't need more than .2 mm accuracy.
Miraco Pro can scan up to 4 meters, but it is not easy to scan large objects in one piece.
Whats the difference between the pro and regular one?
Pro has 32 and the other has 16GB RAM. This difference affects the 3D scanning speed. I think Pro is a better choice.
Is good it to buy for beginner
I cannot say that it is difficult to use, you will be able to use all its features within a few days. However, what is important is what you want to use this 3D scanner for. Because sometimes 3D scanners purchased for purposes other than their intended use can be disappointing. For what purpose do you plan to use it?
@3DPrintLab1 I would like to use it to create realistic 3D renderings of furniture and such to put on virtual scanned homes for VR tours. I think that as a real state seller and side interior design consultant, with furniture brand partners, I can maximise my sells, because the client will see the ultimate dream house before buying it and remodeling it.
Do you think is possible something like that?
@@TiagoSantos-4 Hello, you cannot scan a room with this 3D scanner, but you can of course use it to scan items to be used in the room.
I am a dental technician and I am interested in a 3D scanner. Please let me know.
@khaledbousba5957 This 3d scanner would not be suitable for you. I think you can look at the 3d scanner I shared the link to
www.shining3ddental.com/solution/aoralscan-3-wireless-intraoral-scanner/
Seems like you have to move very slow to scan. Does this have an issue with losing tracking or is it just slow to acquire data?
When ideal conditions are met, it can scan quickly. However, if there is a lot of sunlight and the colors of the object being scanned are not very suitable, it scans slowly. For example, I had difficulty scanning a motorcycle.
What about super small stuff like Jewelry? Does it handle smaller things accurately?
I don't think it would be suitable for very small objects. I think Revopoint Mini would be more suitable.
@@3DPrintLab1 Thank you :-D
@@reddragon4482 You are welcome :)
can you merge the same 3d model more than once to get more details? Thank you!
Unfortunately I don't have this scanner right now. But yes it is possible to get more detailed results by combining more 3d scans.
@@3DPrintLab1 oh, ok. Thank you so much :)
@@h4nztube You are welcome :)
Does it work with AutoCAD?
You can save the 3D Scan as STL and import to Autocad.
@@3DPrintLab1 excelent!!! Thx!!!
@@arturoreyes9420 You are welcome 👋
Yes, however depending on which software you use, and your specs, you may want to bring the scan results as a STL into Blender or another app/software to reduce/decimate your geometry before importing to AutoCad or software like Fusion360.
Lots of complex geometry chonks pretty hard in most CAD software.
I hope you don't mind some criticism, but your narration sounds like that of an AI model. I think it's primarily your intonation at the end of a sentence. I understand you're not a native English speaker, and considering that, your pronunciation is really good - it's just the intonation that sounds off.
Hello, thank you for your criticism. Yes, my native language is not English and this video was dubbed with Heygen AI. Maybe you would like to see my original speech. I am adding the original version of the video below :) If you watch it, I would like to leave a comment on that video :)
th-cam.com/video/9SrO9FQGulM/w-d-xo.html