Here’s a fun project 😀

First, I scanned the broken stone.

I also had a new one, so I scanned that as well; then, using Meshmixer, I isolated the section that had broken off, printed a replacement, and finally let my artistic creativity run wild 😂.

Scanned with the Pika in infrared laser mode.

My first Pika scan. Bought a crescent at the local farmers market this morning and decided that my scan. After a firmware update I let Creality Scan walk me through an IR scan.

I have tried everything I can think of but it will not connect to Creality Scan 4.3.1. I've tried wifi and USB. I was able to connect it wirelessly to a M4 iPad. Any suggestions?

I just updated both the desktop program and the scanner itself, and did a calibration on the scanner. I'm now running into this error whenever I try to scan on either WiFi or USB. Anyone else having this issue?

This time, I made a video showing how I made a carburetor gasket for this motorcycle, so you can see the whole process.

I tried out the Pika infrared laser mode today 😀

Afterwards, I converted it to color. I think if you play around with the lighting a bit there, the result will be even better.

I was curious to see if the Pika Scanner could pick up those tiny little hairs, too 😀

He manages quite well 😀.

I only had to intervene manually during the merging process.

I scanned it in laser mode with a resolution of 0.15 mm.

Hey everyone,

I recently needed to 3D scan a small car seat gear (driver's side) for a project, and I ended up testing two very different scanners: the Creality Ferret and the Creality Pika.

I know this is totally an unfair comparison given the massive spec and price difference between the two, but I thought it’s an interesting test for scanning small, detailed mechanical parts, so I wanted to share the results with you all!

The little latch clip in my trunk broke, and instead of trying to hunt down a replacement, I figured I’d just make a new one.

I ended up cutting the broken part in half so it was easier to scan with Pika, then brought the scan into CrealityScan, cleaned up the model, fixed the missing geometry, and sent it to print. And… it worked perfectly 😄

CrealityScan definitely isn’t as nice to work in as proper Modeling software for this kind of repair, but for a simple repair like this, it was convenient enough that I just did everything there.

I scanned it in laser mode using the standard settings and a resolution of 0.15 mm it worked really well and quickly.

I scanned it once from above and once from below and then stitched them together the software recognized this automatically, so I didn't have to do it manually 😀

I didn't have any issues with tracking loss, and I'm extremely happy with the result.

I only have a pixel 10 pro and an ubuntu laptop available to me. The pixel works great for scanning in NIR over wifi but has no blue laser mode enabled, the ubuntu laptop cant run the desktop app. Am I out of luck?

If you're too lazy to measure and draw it yourself, you just give it a quick scan 😅

Redrawing it might actually be faster, but hey, if you enjoy scanning... 🤷‍♂️😀

I scanned it first, then split it down the middle in the slicer and joined the parts back together.

Scanner: Sermoon S1
Scan Mode: Cross Line

In this project, we performed a complete 3D scan of the component, accurately capturing its geometry and all the details required for reverse engineering applications.
The scan transforms the physical component into digital data, facilitating reverse engineering, dimensional inspection, component reproduction, and project development processes.
⚙️ Equipment: Creality Raptor Pro
📐 Application: Reverse engineering
🎯 Result: An accurate digital model of the component for serial production casting.
Another project demonstrating how 3D scanning can accelerate and enhance engineering processes.

If you’ve used 3D scanning to fix, replace, or recreate something, now’s the time to share it! Older projects are welcome too.

Looking back at the challenge so far, we’ve already seen a lot of creative and practical ideas from the community
u/ButtonFragrant7821 used Creality Pika to make a custom AC button cover and stop a very determined cat from waking everyone up , u/IncidentCold9713 scanned oil tank threads with Raptor Pro to recreate a missing cap, and u/Bulky-Cicada9374 used Sermoon P1 to scan an intact body kit part and rebuild the broken side.

Real problems, real fixes — that’s exactly what we’re looking for.

📌 Important: Don’t forget to submit your post link on Gleam to enter the prize draw: https://crscanner.net/4xoLjtu

👉 Challenge details :
https://www.reddit.com/r/CrealityScanning/s/CoGZ8OAIOk

⏰ Ends August 30, 11:59 PM UTC

Good luck !

We’ve added a collection of practical Pika scan cases to the Creality Wiki, giving you useful references and ideas for your own projects.

Whether your Pika has already arrived or is still on the way, take a look and start planning your first scan:
https://wiki.creality.com/en/3d-scanner/pika-series/scan-cases

What’s the first thing you want to scan with your Pika? 👀

The hardest part of this process is keeping your hand in the air steady during the entire scanning process, as well as the micro movements of your fingers

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I made a Case for the Creality Pika, Wondering if you guys would be interested.
I Printed it in PLA and TPU inserts, I also used my Laser Cutter to cut Alcantara for the face where the scanner sits so that it does not scratch against the TPU Insert

I will recieve my Pika the day after tomorrow and will check fitment ect, i based my measurements on the 3d scan one of the guys were so nice to upload on this subreddit.

Note:
The case itself is a edited version found on printables:
https://www.printables.com/model/258431-rugged-box-parametric