I was talking with a new client about using 3D scanning for car modifications.
He gave me a test of scanning the parts that go into a Constant Velocity joint (CV Joint) from a classic Mini Moke.
My Metro Y Pro did a great job with this test, and I now have a new client 
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Very nice result Mike ! Thanks for sharing as usual!
Love the smoothness yet great details in the edges
Yes, it is a very old, worn CV Joint, you can even see the wear marks from the ball bearings.
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Yes I saw it , very well done !
You forgot to scan the balls…
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Balls are available with Metro Ultra not Y … 
LOL… yes, the ball-bearings. I didn’t bother to scan them because I know how to model a sphere LOL.
Luckily I can remember from my miss spent youth how to pull apart and re-assemble a CV joint, it is like a Chinese puzzle.
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