Teaching with MetroYPro

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Last big company i worked for the project was named deathstar but we were told to change it because we are not allowed death in a project name (that was the death of fun)

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Iā€™m very impressed with these scans.

I purchased a MetroYPro recently, (my third scanner) and keeping the performance of this scanner in perspective by whatā€™s shown with these scans, the MetroYPro performance would be untouchable by any scanner under ten thousand dollars a few years ago. Is it a perfect scanner? Perhaps not, buy wow have scanning performance improved in such a short time. Rvopoint has built a great Mid-Grade scanner.

Thanks for sharing!!

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Last big company i worked for the project was named deathstar but we were told to change it because we are not allowed death in a project name (that was the death of fun)

You know any product/project called ā€œDark Starā€ was originally Death Star. Only problem with a project called the Death Star is the 2 meter exhaust portā€¦

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Hello Forum, I have been trying to get a demo on site (our factory) for this specific equipment (MetroY Pro) but Revo staff told me they donā€™t do that, its recomendation is contact people through this forum and thatā€™s why Iā€™m here, seeing the equipment specs the equipment should be capable to measure our plastic molded parts but before moving forward with the purchase weā€™ld like to know if somebody has measure plastic parts with dimensions from .150 to .500 thousandths of an inch or if somebody in USA (California) or Mexico can provide us a Demo of the equipment with our parts?

Thanks

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Honestly, just purchase a scanner from Amazon and give it a go. If it does not work for your specific application, Amazon will allow you to return the scanner within 30 days. I donā€™t know exactly what you are trying to scan, but I would stick the the laser scanner models ā€“MetroY or Track itā€“for best accuracy.

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Hi @mmendez the Revopoint scanners accuracy is too low , you need an Artec scanner with at least 0.01 mm accuracy but the costs can be around $21K however you can rent one for a day and try out before you buy , forget about Revopoint scanners, not good enough for that job.

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Thanks for your replay, the parts we want to measure are small plastic gears or base nozzles

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Thanks for your quick response, Iā€™ll go deeper on the Artec 3D scanner because $21k for 0.01 mm accuracy really worth it and that means it will work perfect with our small parts.

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