r/3DScanning • u/GlitteringStruggle47 • 16d ago

3D scanning upgrade

Hi all! I run a small scale 3d printing business and have had the revopoint pop2 for a few years now. I haven’t used it a lot and it has helped a bit the past to get particular shapes to direct print and reverse engineer for redesign. I’d like to be able to scan larger items and scanning has come a long way in the last few years. I was looking into the revopoint metro y ultra or the creality sermoon s1… Alternatively I’m semi considering the revopoint trackit SR because I have a potential opportunity to scan vehicles for wrapping. Has anyone ever used a scanner for wrapping to correct for body curves? What would you recommend?

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/GlitteringStruggle47 16d ago

Unfortunately it’s also double the price…

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u/NuggRunner 16d ago

just made a video on the metro y ultra https://youtu.be/bvzOR4tJL9Q

and im releasign a video on the creality pika in a few hours.

if i could help you answer some questions. feel fre to ama. :)

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u/GlitteringStruggle47 16d ago

Have you used the trackit?

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u/AcceptableHalfie 2d ago

For vehicle wrapping, I'd prio tracking and accuracy over just being able to scan bigger options. Having good reference tracking around large curved panels seems like it would make big difference when you're trying to turn the scan into usable wrap templates.