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Each project starts with a physical part and ends with a 3D file. The write-ups show the original, the scan, the rebuilt model, and what it took to get there.
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Real parts scanned, rebuilt as solid CAD models, and remade. This is the work you can order.
SCAN_003Volvo_dashcam_cover.stl
Scan of the mount area → custom-fit cover, prototyped and printed
A custom dashcam cover for a Volvo, developed from 3D scans and prototypes. One of my more challenging reverse engineering projects, and worth the time.
SCAN_001Blower_fan.stl
Scan → SolidWorks model → printed 1:1 replacement
A broken squirrel-cage fan from an air hockey table, 3D scanned, rebuilt in SolidWorks and printed in PLA as a 1:1 replacement in a couple of days.
On the bench
Interior scanning and part rebuilds for an ongoing project car. Write-up coming.
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Experiments with newer capture methods like Gaussian splatting, which turns ordinary photos into a 3D scene you can explore in a browser. Good for display and documentation, not for making parts.
SCAN_002Harry_Potter_splat.ply
Photo capture → explorable Gaussian splat
Gaussian splatting turns ordinary photos into a 3D scene you can explore. Spin and zoom around this interactive splat right in your browser.