As a Photographer, I get very nervous seeing camera lenses without lens caps,
the same goes for my Revopoint Range Scanner 
I modelled the scanner in Rhino 3D then offset the surface by 0.5mm.
Cheers,
Mike
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What? No sharing 
J/k 
nice job Mike , as a photographer myself … I do agree
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OK, Where do I upload the file ?
Regards,
Mike.
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grabcad, myminifactory, thingiverse, cults, printables… any of all of these
Including the source file is a plus
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as a Rhino modeller myself, I see alot of talent in your model. would you consider selling / sharing? the model I would love to print one for my Revo range.
BTW Printables.com is definetely the best modern website to share the model.
best regards.
Hi Angus,
I have taken your advice and uploaded it up to -
https://www.printables.com/model/501463-revopoint-range-3d-scanner-lenscap
Its good to see another Rhino 3D Modeller, I have been using Rhino for over 20 years and am a bit of a Rhino “Evangalist” lol. I have just become a Rhino Authorised Trainer and am looking at running some courses detailing how to create 3D Models from Scans.
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Do a youtube channnel i’d subscribe it 
For future reference here is the RE of the Range
And here is RE of the mini
And lenscap
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Here is an introduction to modeling from Scan Pointclouds that I did for my final assignment for McNeel.
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Nice job! Thanks for sharing! i too like the idea of a cap. Too bad you did not know about Grabcad before you started. A nicely modeled Range is free here: https://grabcad.com/library/revopoint-range-3d-scanner-enclosure-reference-1
ha, i did not notice the creator coincidence - thanks.
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