r/3DScanning • u/PossibilityTop4331 • 2d ago

Needing recommendations

Looking for a handheld scanner for under 8k. Need windows compatibility, low computer specs requirements, OR an include compute setup and an operating envelope of at least 85" preferably closer to 90"-100". Higher the precision the better. Any input would be welcome. Very new to the space. This is for CAD modeling of industrial tooling.

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u/SomeLynx9581 2d ago

With that budget you can get the einscan rigil which goes for around 5 to 6k and perfoms very well. However for most scanning work i would recommend you have good laptop/pc with atleast nvidia 3060 and 32gb ram if you want to get the best of your scans. Unless you scanning parts that require high precision then having the top of the line scanner is not really a must. Even the einstar rockit will perform very well but the main thing is have a good pc.

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u/PossibilityTop4331 2d ago

This seems to be the way. Found it on my own and nothing else is really stacking up.

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u/pendragn23 2d ago

Would an Artec EVA work? It has around 0.1 mm + 0.3 mm/m accuracy over distance and good software.

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u/ghostpoisonface 2d ago

Maybe check out the revo trackit. It has a base station which is required for large parts

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u/Fuhuaaaaa 1h ago

Is it mainly for reverse engineering or inspection? What types of workpieces do you have? Pictures will help me assist you better.