Senior art class project.

The class scanned fellow students for pawns, bishops, knights and rooks. They scanned their art teacher for the queen and their history teacher for the king.

Scans done with 123Dcatch (http://www.123dapp.com/catch) and meshmixer(http://www.meshmixer.com/) for cleaning with Makerbot Curriculum (http://curriculum.makerbot.com/2012/capturing_images.html#) as a guide.

Painted in acrylics. Playing table and board made with particle board and glass tiles.

bases from thing #22622

Menina scanned with Photoscan

This is a 3d Scan of a dragon head sculpture we made in clay, it was to test our new nextengine 3d scanner, The actual item stands 12 inches and is 6.5 inches across at the widest points. I'm giving this info in case the amount of plastic used to print is of concern. We have a Han Solo frozen in Carbonite that was actually gift wrap we made for an Ipad mini that I will scan and put up if anyone is interested, we're still learning how to use the scanner and are having difficulty with that model.

We used a Kinect and ReconstructMe to make 3D scans of members and guests during our weekly open house night on August 16th, 2012.

Each scan has an "original" version and a "final" version. The final ones have been cropped and cleaned a bit and are ready for 3D printing.

If you'd like to do more extensive cleanup, grab the original version and use your favourite 3D software to work on it.

Come visit us! We're a friendly makerspace in Toronto and have an open house every Thursday evening from 7-10pm: www.site3.ca

(And if you're interested, our previous set of 3D scans are here: thingiverse.com/thing:20347 )

Small surface decoration.

NextEngine Laser scanned.

25 Cent Flea Market purchase.

Create your favorite member of The Hives or all of them at the same time!

12 iphone pics gave me this..

using 123D Catch beta from Autodesc

awesome!

A half sized version (53.43mm high) reduced, and it can now be sliced in Slic3r (tested V0.7.2b)

It's also tilted back 5 degrees to hopefully make it print better - less overhang.

A 3d scan of a coworkers face. Scanned with an Artec 3d scanner, post processed in blender.

This is a 3D scanned digital mesh of a plastic toy giraffe.
I then edited the model to clean up the mesh and elongate the legs and neck.

3D scan of Jonathan G.

Made using ReconstructMe 231, a Kinect, and a GTX 295.

We used a Kinect and ReconstructMe to make 3D scans of members and guests during our weekly open house night on March 29th, 2012.

Each scan has an "original" version and a "final" version. The final ones have been cropped and cleaned a bit and are ready for 3D printing.

If you'd like to do more extensive cleanup, grab the original version and use your favourite 3D software to work on it.

If you'd like to visit us, we're a friendly makerspace in Toronto and have an open house every Thursday evening from 7-10pm: site3.ca/

** Keep scrolling way, way down to get to the files! **

Even more 3D scans! This time it's Paul W., scanned during an experimental energy drinks party.

Made using ReconstructMe 231, a Kinect, and a GTX 295.

Even more 3D scans! This time it's Lauren A., scanned during an experimental energy drinks party.

Made using ReconstructMe 231, a Kinect, and a GTX 295.

More 3D scans! This time it's Syber B.

Again hair overhangs were a concern, but in practice it wasn't an issue.

Made using ReconstructMe 231, a Kinect, and a GTX 295.

The original file is awesome but it might be a little difficult to print. So I ran the original file through Meshlab, Netfabb, and OpenSCAD to lower the res a little, flatten the base, and fix rogue polys to make a more printable object. Printed version to come some day...

I had a 3D scanning party last night, and this is one of the attendees, Matt Q.

Made using ReconstructMe, a Kinect, and a GTX 295.

I had a 3D scanning party last night, and this is one of the attendees, Wendy B.

I was worried about the hair overhangs, but they didn't cause too much excess material.

Made using ReconstructMe, a Kinect, and a GTX 295.

I scanned this Tiki sculpture using My3DScanner.com. I'm still trying to learn how to clean up these meshes, but looks good to print. Please upload photos if you try it printing it!

This is a Kinect scan of the Diablo figure that was released in 2000 after the launch of Diablo II.

Mainly intended as a test of scanning small-ish objects. The original can be seen here: blog.ponoko.com/2012/03/01/more-3d-scanning-fun-with-reconstructme/

Made using ReconstructMe from reconstructme.net

This is a Kinect scan of the Soap MacTavish head-shaped night vision goggles stand that came with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

The original can be seen here: blog.ponoko.com/2012/03/01/more-3d-scanning-fun-with-reconstructme/

Made using ReconstructMe from reconstructme.net

I got a habbit a habbit for rabbit.

Part of project Scancycle this rabbit was purchased from Goodwill and scanned with 123D Catch, and donated back to goodwill. Lookout Stanford Bunny!

This is a small about 4 inch model of the world famous Delicate Arch located in Arches National Park by Moab Utah. The arch was captured accurately in 3D using a FARO Focus 3D laser scanner as well as some areas captured using the free Autodesk 123D Catch which turns multiple photos from a digital camera to 3D models.

I am posting the small reduced sized STL file so everyone can 3D print their own Delicate Arch. The lines produced from a MakerBot add even more realism to this sandstone arch and you can even wash it lightly with acetone to smooth it up . The fine detailed arch is actually gigabytes in size.

You can see more on the creation of this model at
autodesk.blogs.com/between_the_lines/2012/02/delicate-arch-in-your-hand-as-a-3d-print.html

My first self-scan using a Kinect and the beta version of ReconstructMe.

Read more and watch a video of the capture & print in action on the Ponoko blog: blog.ponoko.com/2012/02/23/real-time-kinect-3d-scanning-with-reconstructme

This mermaid is my first experiment with uploading photos to my3dscanner.com to generate a pointcloud.
I was pretty blown away by the results. The undserside of her arm has a little sag, but other than that I feel like the free service did a pretty great job of creating a model from the archive of 40 images I uploaded.

Scan of my fist using a hand-held 3d scanner from NDI.

thanks to...

dammitcoetzee for his penguin
Jon for his software and permission ;)

I scanned my bother

Artec has quite the fancy collections of 3d Scans over at artec3d.com/gallery/3d-models/ .
This model is of the scan of Soppho's Head. I think this model is absolutely beautiful and was thrilled to find it. The STL has been given a flat bottom and fixed for holes in netfabb.

I printed her in White PLA from ProtoParadigm. At arms length she looks like she was cast in plaster.

UPDATE: Added a slic3r friendly version by richrap that is half sized and tilted back 5 degrees.

Rebecca Odes