3D scanning and printing

3D scanning

To use a scanner to scan should get a better result, but a mobile APP might be more convenient.
In our lab, we have a 3D scanner, it's a Creality Raptor Pro.
Here is the manual of it: Creality Raptor Pro Manual
It's complicated to use, but it's a good scanner. We are still learning how to use it.
In the Makerlab of MakerWorld, there is an interesting AI function to scan and generate 3D model. We could also try it.
Here is the link:MakerWorld AI Scan

3D printing

In our lab, we have Creality K2 Plus, Bambu X1C, Bambu A1 mini, Bambu P1S and Bambu H2D.

  • User manual of K2 Plus: Creality K2 Plus Manual
  • X1C Wiki: Bambu X1C Wiki
  • Bambu A1 mini Wiki: Bambu A1 mini Wiki
  • Bambu P1S Wiki: Bambu P1S Wiki
  • Bambu H2D Wiki: Bambu H2D Wiki
  • I have Bambu A1 mini, Bambu P2S, Bambu A1, Snapmaker U1 at home.
  • Bambu A1 mini Wiki: Bambu A1 mini Wiki
  • Bambu P2S Wiki: Bambu P2S Wiki
  • Bambu A1 Wiki: Bambu A1 Wiki
  • Snapmaker U1 Wiki: Snapmaker U1 Wiki
  • Normally I prefer to use Bambu printer to print the 3D model. But sometimes I also use other printers to print the 3D model.
    K2 Plus has a larger build volume, so I can print larger 3D model with it.
    U1 has four nozzles, so I can print multi-color 3D model with it without waste of flushing.

    Useful links