How 3D Scanning Helped Create These Custom Accessories + My Thoughts on the Moose From 3DMakerPro

3D scanners are always fun to play around with, but can also be a great tool for making meshes to aid with 3D modeling. The new Moose from 3D Maker Pro is a relatively lower cost 3D scanner, ideal for the DIY maker or hobbyist. I scanned a variety of objects with overall very positive results. These scans also helped me to create some custom parts that fit into place perfectly. I was also able to "shrink" an RC transmitter for a fun 1/10 scale, 1/10 scale RC crawler. Just watch the video, you'll see what I mean. 😆

Intro: 00:00
Overview and Unboxing: 01:03
The Scanning Process and Software: 02:28
Utilizing the Scan for Custom Parts: 07:12
Final Thoughts: 08:30


If you're in the market for the scanner, the Mosse and Moose Lite are available at a pretty steep discount for next few weeks. You can also use the code "MakitRC15" for 15%. I think it will be hard to find a better scanner out there right now for the price.

Moose 3D Scanner on 3DMakerpro store: https://bit.ly/43qxr3W (discount code:MakitRC15)

JMStudio software download link:
https://forum.jimumeta.com/home/help/...


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