You see , you can’t scan very tall objects using the Dual Axis turntable , the pivot is not exactly in the center so rather small objects are recommend, 3-4 inches if you use tilted option .
But as I said before , you don’t need that in Revo Scan 5 , as you can scan any angles separately and merge it .
So if you using Revo Scan 5 , you don’t really need Dual Axis anymore , and you will get better results without it .
It is not about the size , it is about the distance and accuracy .
POP2 works best at the distance of 15-25 cm from the object , Range from 30cm to 80cm
So I would use POP2 for object from 6cm to 20cm ( to keep good accuracy ) and Range from 20cm to whatever you want to scan in size …
Invest in a good 12 inched turntable , you will profit with both scanners from it .
If you going to scan very big and heavy objects like humans , the 12 inches turntable will be still ok if the object is below 100kg , but I use now the new Revopoint big turntable for humans and heavy objects .
Dual Axis turntables are perfect if the scanner use per single frame scanning to avoid overlapping.
Portable scanners use multiple frames per sec so heavy overlapping the object , so using Dual Axis turntable it only double the Overlapping that is really not nesesery to have a perfect scan .
Do the professional way , scan 360 degrees of each 360 degrees, turn the object at different angle and continue until you capture everything , you will get every corner perfectly and sharp with more details and accuracy .
Don’t get me wrong , the Dual Axis hardware is very nicely done , but sadly the programing and functionality adding nothing to the scanning quality at this moment and is no more nesesery in RS5
Unless you use Android app to control it made by @Johnathan , then you can program it’s functionally the better way , but as I said before … you still overlapping frames with it , and it will cost you very much time to clean the point cloud , so the answer is NO , go the easy way for better results having just regular turntable