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--- einscan-sp [2020/08/31 19:16] – furst
+++ einscan-sp [2023/01/06 01:31] (current) – [EinScan-SP 3D Scanner] haley
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 ====== EinScan-SP 3D Scanner ======
-^                     EinScan-SP 3D Scanner                             ^
+^                    3D Scanner                             ^
 |              {{ :tools:einscan-sp:einscan-sp.jpg?nolink&200 |}}       |
-| **Tool Type:**                  "3D Scanner"                           |
+| **Tool Type:**                  3D Scanner                          |
-| **Location:**                   "Innovations Workshop"                           |
+| **Location:**                   Innovation Workshop                          |
-|  **Supervisor**        |  **Tool Lead**  |
+| **Description:**                3D Scanner                           |
-|  David Bothman         |  "WW Name"  |
+| **Manufacturer:**               EinScan                           |
-|  (805) 893-4125        |  (###) ###-####  |
-|  bothman@cnsi.ucsb.edu  |  "WW Email"  |
-| **Description:**                "3D Scanner"                           |
-| **Manufacturer:**               "EinScan"                           |
+Last updated 1/5/23 Haley
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 ===== About =====
-The SHINNG3D EinScan-SP 3D Scanner is located within Fume Hood #1 under the blackout curtains. A part can be placed on the central turn table which will rotate as the scanner projects light onto the object being scanned. Transparent, reflective, or very dark surfaces are inherently difficult to scan, coating the surface with powder may aid the quality of the scan. Calibration of the 3D scanner can aid in scan accuracy, and should be done before scanning the first object.
+The SHINNG3D EinScan-SP 3D Scanner is located under the blackout curtains within Fume Hood #1 in the Innovation Workshop. A part can be placed on the central turn table, which will rotate as the scanner projects light onto the object being scanned. Transparent, reflective, or very dark surfaces are inherently difficult to scan, but coating the surface with powder may aid the quality of the scan. Calibration of the 3D scanner can aid in scan accuracy and should be done before scanning the first object.
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-===== Training Documentation =====
-[[EinscanTrainginSOP|EinScan SOP]]
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+===== Safety Concerns =====
-===== Detailed Specifications =====
+  * Do not look directly into the scanners light projector.
+  * Do not interfere with turntable or part while scanner is working
-Part Volume Requirements: must be larger than 30 x 30 x 30 mm and no larger than 250 x 250 x 250 mm\\
-Part Weight Requirements: must be less than 5 kg\\
-Scan Resolution: .17-.2 mm
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-===== Safety Concerns =====
+===== Operating Procedures =====
-Do not look directly into the scanners light projector. it bright
+  - Create a new project and designate file location
+  - Select desired texture mode (texture uses color data whereas non texture takes less time)
+  - Adjust brightness slider to properly expose image
+  - Select desired scanning mode (turntable or tripod are standard)
+  - Start Scan
+  - After scan completion using shift + left click to remove extraneous data
+  - Correct any misalignment using the align and shift + left click to select coincident points
+  - Select mesh to convert to mesh body
+  - Select watertight to create closed object or unwatertight to edit object file
+  - Select desired simplification ratio (to reduce processor stress) and file type (.STL, .OBJ, .PLY, .3MF, or .ASC)
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-===== Operating Procedures =====
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+===== Detailed Specifications =====
+Part Volume Requirements: must be larger than 30 x 30 x 30 mm and no larger than 250 x 250 x 250 mm\\
+Part Weight Requirements: must be less than 5 kg\\
+Scan Resolution: .17-.2 mm
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 ===== Reference Documentation =====
+[[EinscanTrainginSOP|EinScan SOP]]
 {{:tools:einscan-sp:einscan-sp_guidebook.pdf|}}