OpenScan Classic
Overview
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most versatile scanner
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scan volume of 18x18x18cm (can be extended)
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lot of existing mods available on thingiverse
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compatible with both the Arduino Shield and the Pi Shield v1
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can be used with pi camera*, DSLRs and smartphones
Getting Started
3D printable files & Build instruction
Download the 3d printable files here (make sure to read the description for print settings and some more details)
There is a four part video series on this scanner (in German, but auto-translated subtitles seem to work good enough):
But, to be honest, I would prefer the written manual:
If you are using the Pi Shield v1 with this scanner, please read its documentation and download the 3d printable controller board mount here:
Bill of Materials:
I offer two full-kits, which include all the respective parts: Pi-Version, Arduino Version
Arduino Version:
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1x LCD I2C 20x4
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1x Arduino Shield (pre-soldered, solder-yourself, plain)
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8x M3x8mm, 10x M3x12mm, 8x M3 nuts, 50x6mm steel rod (all small parts included in the Arduino Shield kits)
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1x 10cm 4P Dupont cable m-f, 2x 1m stepper motor cable
Pi Version:
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1x Raspberry Pi 3B+ (or compatible, see manual)
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1x Pi Camera Ringlight (optional but highly recommended), pre-soldered or solder-yourself
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8x M3x8mm, 10x M3x12mm, 8x M3 nuts, 50x6mm steel rod, 2x 1m stepper motor cable (all small parts included in the Pi Shield v1 kits)
Accessories (optional):
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Ringlight for DSLR (Amazon.de, Amazon.com)
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Smartphone Tripod (Amazon.de, Amazon.com)
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Linear Polarizer Film (Amazon.de, Amazon.com)
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Chalk Spray Multicolor (Amazon.de, Amazon.com)
For more details on the controller boards see: