ReconstructMe Scan by imageit

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ReconstructMe Scan

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Published on September 13, 2012

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Had a lot of fun playing with ReconstructMe, it's a great piece of software. This is a scan of my head that was cleaned up with the following software. Blender, MeshLab, Netfab, Meshmixer07.

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I used slic3r to produce the gcode file and set the support material to 1.5mm and honeycomb and 45 deg. If you decide to print me out please post your photo, I have a bet going with friends who don't believe anyone will print it,... we'll see??

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imageit on September 15, 2012 said:

I used the X-Box Kinect Scanner with ReconstructMe Software.

Had the scanner sitting on the table pointing at me while I rotated on an office chair.

Saved the file as a .ply took it into Blender and exported it as an .stl then Meshlab to remove unwanted areas then Netfabb to fix holes using auto fix and finally Meshmixer07 to smooth surfaces.

Anonymous on September 15, 2012 said:

I didn't know you could use the Xbox Kinect with ReconstructMe, thought it had to be the Kinect for Windows version, no? Hmmm...

jspark on September 15, 2012 said:

Sorry again.. ;)

I found the Kinect sensor for Windows. Is that right?

Thanks! :)

jspark on September 15, 2012 said:

Thanks for useful information! :-D

I think you know the most effective way to editing the 3d model for best quality.

I'd like to buy a X-Box Kinect camera for that.

Is the camera possible to work on the PC? :)

imageit on September 15, 2012 said:

jspark,I think you won me the bet,I'll find out when I see my friend if he pays up.

Your print came out great, what printer are you using? :-D

jspark on September 15, 2012 said:

Hi, Bill.

I'm using now the Modified UP Plus priter.

It was modified to control the working temperature which makes possible to use the normal ABS filaments instead of the expensive UP's OEM filaments. :)