Hi all, we recently tested the Space Spider 1 and we’re curious if anyone has some hands-on experience with this scanner?
Thanks!
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Hi all, we recently tested the Space Spider 1 and we’re curious if anyone has some hands-on experience with this scanner?
Thanks!
@Aniwaa we had a Scannerparty this week with Erwin Kanters as a speaker, he is the owner of the company 3Dscansolutions; www.3dscan.solutions 2 and the Benelux (Europe) dealer for Artec scanners. He himself uses the Eva, but I bet he also has experience with the Spider. He is also on 3D Hubs since last week, as a person and with his own hub, but I have not been able to find him yet on here. Hope this or he will be able to help you out.
kind regards,
Frank
I’ve been doing some research into getting a hand-held scanner for my work which would allow a wide range of benefits. I’ve been consistently impressed with the Space Spider’s results and reviews. I’ve gotten a few raw scan files from a local representative and I was really impressed with the quality, especially considering how quickly the scan was completed. Definitely worth considering if you’re a small business with scanning needs without having to have a really high-end CMM machine ($100K+).
I scanned my Panasonic GH4 with the Space Spider yesterday. A picture of the results: https://twitter.com/AndrewBougie/status/700493669342679041 10
Also, I posted the model on Sketchfab: Panasonic GH4 Body - Download Free 3D model by ScanSource 3D (@scansource3d) [ef75e8c] - Sketchfab 4
The texture came out decent, but the geometry came out great! This was an untreated scan and it handled the semi-glossy black color very well.
Disclaimer: I do work for the master US distributor of Artec products. As the “tech guy” that works with them every day, I can honestly say they are pretty amazing!
I’m actually looking for a local (Dallas, Tx. area) distributor of the Artec line of scanners. Anyone know of any?
I probably should have replied to you since you work for the US distributor. Any DFW distributors?
There actually aren’t any in Dallas/Texas, but the closest would probably be 3D Printing Colorado. Contacting them would be a good start. Just tell them ScanSource sent you:
3D Printing Colorado
+1 (800) 467 5273
Hi Jory,
My name is Matt F. I work for 3D Printing Colorado. I am actually the dealer for Artec in your area. Please feel free to reach out if I can answer any questions. 303-466-0900
Thank you for take EinScan-Pro as an alternative in the review. @Aniwaa “The recently introduced EinScan-Pro by Shining 3D could become an interesting alternative, for use cases when metrology-grade performance is not required. Sure, the overall performance is strongly in favor of the Space Spider but the EinScan-Pro has a smooth user experience and costs less than a third of the Spider.”- Aniwaa
EinScan-Pro is the world’s first multi-functional Handheld 3D Scanner, It’s more flexible that by using the design style of module, users can freely combine the different modules according to their needs: industrial pack, color pack, free scan pack and automotive scan pack. Stl printable model can be output directly from EinScan-Pro, as well as the original scan data outputting for design. It’s world’s first 3D scanner having such features.
Check out at www.einscan.com 1