WOL3D CR Scan Ferret Pro 3D Scanner for 3D Printing, 30 FPS Handheld Scanner with Wireless Scanning Anti-Shake Tracking, Fast Full-Color Scan, 0.1mm Accuracy for iOS/Android Phone PC Win 10/11

Firstly, this scanner is designed for scanning smaller objects and at close range like 10-300mm. The example I have is a scan of a 3dbenchy, which is a quite challenging scan due to the shading of internal parts, and the shininess of the plastic,What impressed me about the capabilities, if you notice, is the scan picked up the ringging on the side of the 3d print (the waviness on the surface), this waviness is very minor and can barely be seen in reflected light. i tred to capture this in the real pics of the benchy.I included pics of both the results of the initial scans, which was 5 scans, and then the textured version which was two additional scans to make textured versions.so although it picked up those minor variations in the surface, the sharp angles in the wording on the bottom of the benchy, and on the smoke stack are rounded. the scanner is capable of very accurate detection of minute surface variations, but, sharp transitions got rounded… now this might be something that can be changed in a software setting or in how it is processed.The software has a quick start tutorial and a decent walkthrough of the processes. though it is well worth the time to dig a bit deeper and learn about the features of the software.note that my scan did not capture the internals of the wheelhouse of the benchy well. With more scans, this could be resolved, but does show one of the challenges you can face using the scanner.accuracy of the scan was excellent.this is an excellent 3d scanner, I think the images speak for themselves.

I have 3 Revopoint scanners (two ranges and a pop) so I assumed the learning curve for this one would be pretty easy. It wasn’t. Because of the different way it captures the models, you need to have a different lighting and backdrop setup to get a good scan. It took several attempts to pull in something recognizable, and several more before I had a good solid scan of a 2″ x 2″ x 4″ toy. The resolution is really good, I would say slightly better than the Pop 2, but it’s going to take an hour or two to get it. If this is your first scanner, you’re not going to be disappointed in the final product once you have a proper scanning station setup and a few hours (uninterrupted) to practice. This is NOT ideal for scanning large objects. It’s best for smaller items that you would typically print on a 3d printer, for example. Car parts, toys, household items… they all scan really well, and the software is pretty ingenious. Textures are also picked up very well, due to the nature of the light used in the camera. Now that it’s dialed in, I’m going to be using this a great deal.

I really didn’t put much effort in to figuring this product out before returning it. Did try scan a few things. they call it handheld but did not seem to work that way. You have to hold it at a set distance very close to object. If you get it with a turntable and mount it to a tripod and do multiple passes the product may work well. Not sure though. it said handheld that seemed not to work well or even consistently

Best budget friendly 3d scanner. One of the best 3d scanner.. Scanned files are accurate as described.. Tricky to scan small objects.. With mark mode, you can achieve good results.. Not sure about How long the product and it’s components ll last.. So far the scan results are better than i expected.. And little post processing needed before printing it..

The scanner works great. The software takes a bit to get it right but it just takes time to tweak the settings for the best results