Dalton's Hull Build

[Mud-Nut]

We weren't going to do anything public for awhile but since you asked...
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This is a 3D scan of the bottom deck plug sans bond rails. No media of the top deck for now but you can see where we're going with the hull in general.

Awesome!!!!

 

[air blair]

Well it looks interesting enough.

 

[Dalton]

So are you planning on doing a couple of production pieces? And how much are you looking to get out of them if you are?


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Yes. That information is still to be announced at a later date.

what scanner did you use

I'm using the Kinect v1. If anyone's had any experience using the kinect v2 or other reasonably priced scanners I'd love to hear about it. The Kinect v1 is super easy to use although I'd like the resolution to be a good bit higher for what I ultimately need it to do. It works great for making mockup assemblies like this though.

 

[yamanube]

It works great for making mockup assemblies like this though.
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In what way?

 

[XJCrawler]

Yes. That information is still to be announced at a later date.



I'm using the Kinect v1. If anyone's had any experience using the kinect v2 or other reasonably priced scanners I'd love to hear about it. The Kinect v1 is super easy to use although I'd like the resolution to be a good bit higher for what I ultimately need it to do. It works great for making mockup assemblies like this though.
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Not a huge difference between the to, what mesh programs are you using? Are you trying to convert your scans into solid models?

 

[Dalton]

In what way?

When you are working with a solid foam plug rather than a fiberglass deck you cannot simply flip it over and drop parts in to check fitment but with a 3D scan of the same plug, you can.

XJCrawler, I'm using blender, meshlab, and the solidworks mesh tools. The only scan I will need as a solid model for now is the bottom deck. What scanner do you use?

 

[air blair]

Foam is awesome. I wanna see a foam hull