3D Scan for Front Suspension/Engine - Rambler

In this video I 3d scan the front of the chassis to finish capturing the geometry I need for the suspension design!
#3dscanning
#peel3d
#solidworks
#suspension
#cad
#dirtyelbowsgarage
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[@marleyman101]

These videos are brilliant, wish you would keep making them!

[@mooosj]

I'm loving this series! Thanks for showing all the little details of the process.

[@kushalkumar5983]

Need detailed solidworks vedio of design process

[@abhishekbanerjee3486]

Newbie here. That scan looked great. How close is it to actually capturing thickness of the cross sections and or do you modify that later on with more hands on measurements. Super excited for this project and would like to see how the iterative process works

[@DirtyElbowsGarage]

As long as I capture both sides of piece of sheet metal or plate I'm able to pull the thickness from that in the CAD environment. Hopefully I'll get an update out soon!

[@jesscneal]

Great work! I'm really interested to see more :) I really wish Inventor had better mesh tools. Can't wait to scan my Fairmont project.

[@user-dg1bb9vc7j]

Hi could you please give us more detail about dressing up the 3d scanned file with sw so we can get a great 3D model file that anyone can edit from that 3D? i use geomagic software but to many features on it, al lil bit confusing; maybe you could give us a shortcut through SW, thank youu

[@patrickdoherty5984]

Have you got specs for the computer you are using to process all this mesh data? There is a lot there and it looks to handle it really well. Thanks

[@BackyardGarage999]

very cool project!
you should consider feed this mesh to geomagic design x and do an auto surface, make it a lot lighter to manipulate in solidworks

[@stefansweerts3825]

I love how you integrate 3d scanning with solidworks. I wonder if i can make a similar scanner out of my intel realsense d435 i use on my robot. Keep up the good work.

[@txmgarage9323]

Do you see advantages to using Solidworks mesh tools vs using the Peel2CAD software? (asking as a Solidworks user and just ordered a Peel scanner)

[@DirtyElbowsGarage]

I haven't messed with the peel software since it's earliest versions. I need to take a deep dive into it because I believe there are tools that can save me time on the back end of things in SOLIDWORKS. I just got used to going to SW right away.

[@stelliosskouloudis703]

do they make scanners for under $1000 that can do the same thing just not as good