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Injection Mold 3D Scan: Einscan HX Laser Mode 

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Join Rob as he takes you through the intricacies of scanning an aluminum injection mold for the bottom of a work boot, using the Shining3D Einscan HX, a blue laser and hybrid light 3D scanner. Discover how to optimize your point clouds, remove excess data, generate the POI cloud, and ultimately, convert the point cloud into a mesh model.
In this video, Rob offers practical tips and advice on how to manage data from your 3D scanner and import it into a CAD program. Whether you're using competitor brands like Artec, Scantec, Creaform, Peel3D, Faro, Hexagon, or others, these pointers will help streamline your 3D scanning process.
Find out how to efficiently select and delete unnecessary data, invert selections, and utilize the polygonal lasso tool. Understand why injection molds are integral to manufacturing support and how 3D printing complements the process. Rob will also discuss the system requirements needed for efficient 3D scanning, including his use of an i7 9700 3.6 gigahertz with 64 gigs of RAM and an RTX 2070 from Nvidia.
Stay tuned as Rob takes you through the meshing process, elaborating on the difference between water-tight and unwater-tight meshes. Learn how to filter and smooth out artifacts, fill small holes, remove spikes, and manage the maximum triangles in your 3D model.
Moreover, Rob will show you how to save your work in various formats such as ASC, STL, OBJ, PLY, and 3MF. He'll explore the various tools of a 3D scanning software, like simplification, mesh optimization, auto hole filling, manual hole filling, normal flipping, cutting plane addition, and mirroring.
Lastly, this video covers the often overlooked measurement tools within the scanning software, allowing you to measure surface areas and volumes, and get quick conversions of your readings.
3D scanning has numerous applications beyond the use case highlighted in this video. It is incredibly valuable in industries like archaeology and paleontology for artifact and fossil replication. In medicine, it can be used to create precise 3D models of body parts for surgical planning or prosthetics. In the manufacturing sector, 3D scanning facilitates quality control, product development, and reverse engineering of components. Moreover, it is becoming increasingly popular in the entertainment industry for creating CGI and VR characters and environments.
If you're on the hunt for a 3D scanner or not sure whether it'll suit your application, our team can scan your part on a live video stream, discuss potential challenges, and ensure you're getting the right equipment before you buy. Don't hesitate to reach out to us via email or a phone call. We're here to make your 3D scanning journey as smooth as possible.
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At Vision Miner, we specialize in Functional 3D printing, especially high-performance plastics like PEEK, ULTEM, PPSU, PPS, CFPA, and more. We also have extensive experience with 3D scanners, and a whole array of solutions available for purchase. If you're interested in using functional 3D printing and materials in your business, feel free to reach out, and we can help you make the right choice for your application.
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Chapters:
0:00:00 - Introduction to the Einscan HX
Overview of scanners and their time-saving benefits for measurements.
0:00:16 - Case Study Introduction
Introducing a scan of an injection mold for a boot.
Explanation of the reverse engineering application.
Focus on the specific lip of the boot.
0:00:49 - Using the Einscan HX 3D Scanner
Overview of the scanner's capabilities and advantages.
Discussion on marker placement and options.
Scanning process demonstration.
0:01:55 - Scanning Process
Explanation of laser scan mode and resolution settings.
Scanning demonstration using the Einscan HX 3D scanner.
Tips and tricks for effective scanning.
Importance of time-saving with scanners.
0:04:38 - Data Optimization
Reviewing the scanned data and its relevance to the client's needs.
Cleaning up unnecessary data using software tools.
Generating and optimizing point clouds.
Meshing the point cloud for further use.
0:06:52 - Additional Tools and Measurements
Exploring additional tools in the scanning software.
Simplification, smoothing, and measurement capabilities.
Demonstrating measurement and surface area calculations.
Encouragement to reach out for further assistance.
0:09:56 - Conclusion and Closing
Final thoughts and thanks for watching!

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Комментарии : 8   
@imacmill
@imacmill Год назад
Wow, that thing kicks the crap out of my Revopoint POP 3 scanner. But I'd imagine the price is 'reflective' of that.
@VisionMiner
@VisionMiner Год назад
Absolutely :)
@kennethhicks2113
@kennethhicks2113 Год назад
We are challenged! ; )
@andrewherrera3d
@andrewherrera3d Год назад
Speaking first hand, it's well worth it.
@andrewherrera3d
@andrewherrera3d Год назад
Love it!
@frankyehphoto
@frankyehphoto 9 месяцев назад
Hi, thank you for the video. We are thinking about getting a scanner for scanning hot tub thermal forming molds and for inspecting formed acrylic sheets for detecting deviations. Would you recommend the HX? We would prefer not having to using too many markers as the object is large (89" x 89" x 35"). Thank you in advance.
@VisionMiner
@VisionMiner 9 месяцев назад
HX would get the job done, but you'd probably do better using the Freescan Combo's Infrared mode -- it does really well with features, and you wouldn't have to use markers! The H2 might do well enough, as it has a similar IR scan feature, but the Freescan would definitely do best.
@frankyehphoto
@frankyehphoto 9 месяцев назад
@@VisionMiner Thank you for the suggestion. The H2 sounds like a budget friendly option. At
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