3D Scan Design and Print Series Part 3 | Design Your Own Gearbox Cover | #revopoint #mini2

In this video we are on part 3 of a new series looking at the entire process of scanning to part design using a Revopoint Mini2 3D scanner. We are going to walk through the processing of designing a new part using the scanned mesh body as a reference. In Part 3 we will learn to import the scanned mesh into Fusion, place it (as best we can) and begin pulling references using mesh section sketches. Mesh based design is a little different than Reverse Engineering since we are not concerned with an exact copy this gives us freedom to build the interface or mounting flange then create our own unique part. We will be using a Creality K1 Max to 3d print the design and test it out on the RC Truck. If you want to follow along here is the Fusion file with the scan inserted but not positioned: https://a360.co/3vTY1X0 Remember that we are a Revopoint affiliate and we have worked out a deal to provide some discounts when purchasing a MIRACO, INSPIRE, or MINI2. Below you will find affiliate links with the discount codes applied for each of those scanners as well as the codes themselves if you would like to manually enter them. The discount will vary at Revopoint's discretion based on their current promotions. Miraco https://shrsl.com/4hjcs LEADREVO7OFF Inspire https://shrsl.com/4hjcq LEADREVO17OFF Mini2 https://shrsl.com/4hjco LEADREVO100 If you thought this series was helpful please let us know in the comments. We want to bring you more scanning content with other scanners, but it takes a lot of time to film and develop these episodes. If you want to see something specific let us know and we can add it to the list! Thanks 00:00 Introduction 01:12 Importing a Mesh into Fusion 03:31 Position a Scan in Fusion 07:30 Creating a Mesh Section Sketch 08:28 Working with Mesh Section Sketches to Create a Layout 16:47 Direct Edit Mesh Mode to Create Planes 21:58 Beginning to Model the Base Shape 30:18 Planning and Creating the first Surface for the Design 34:45 Lofting between the Base and Upper Surface 41:03 Initial Shape Review and Planning 42:02 Creating the Main Gear Housing Shape 44:26 Figuring Out How To Combine Overlapping Surfaces 47:22 Testing the Shell Tool 50:38 Adding the Upper Portion of the Shape and Shelling 55:20 Adding the Lower Lip to the Housing 01:19:19 Repairing the Timeline 01:22:52 Setting up the 3D Print 01:28:50 Conclusion and Thoughts