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i agree with all the WOWs!

No. Not sure of the minimum size, but probably the size of a kids head. I still need to mess with it more.

I have only really scanned about 5 things. My daughter 2 animal mounts and my girls scanned me. The most I can say is it is tricky to do a full around scan. I takes calm and patients. I will take some shots of the foam heads of my daughters. This guy does a pretty good review and trys some stuff to ...

good tip. I am on my way to Amazon.

Mike, could use some pointers on aligning in Blender. Not sure if you could point me to a how to or tell me how to rotate on axis'

Rhino is free from their site right now for Mac because it is beta. Blender is a free program that does the same thing only it isn't as friendly and I am not that 3d swave. I either saved it or exported it as .obj from the program. I will have to check clay out.

Yes I was able to save as .obj from the Sense camera from Cubify.

I saved the pics as .obj's and had to bring it into the program Rhino and adjust the axis so it was straight on for best cutting.

Okay, Everyone needs to start buying 3D cameras. I recently purchased a Sense from Cubify for $400. It doesn't seem to scan small objects like figurines but people and animals have work out great. Here is my first actual job where I scanned a shoulder mounted Cape Buffalo and then carved it out of w...

Haven't shared in a while and thought this was a funky piece.

Beautiful work and collaboration! .. I am working on a sign with a very similar layout. I have been struggling with how I was going to carve the foam to look like rope. Well duh, just use rope. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.

I work for a taxidermy company. One would shoot a sheep then have it mounted, in this case the sheep looks as though it is walking down a cliff of rock. The rock will set on top of this base and the sheep on the rock. This piece will be used as an advertising piece at trade show this winter.

This is a base for a sheep. I will add a picture once it is finished.
The main piece is cherry 28" tall by 24" wide. The other inlayed woods are Wenge, Birdseye Maple, Leopard wood, and Chakte-coc.

I have been working with a customer who wants about 15 prototype pieces cut. Basically it is a 2" walnut dowel with an 1/8 inch groove maze cut into it about 12" long. I have been tinkering with my indexer and am too busy to give him the time needed. If you are in Mid Michigan and are interested in ...

Coolest thing I have seen in a while!
Can't wait to see finished product.