creality_refurbished via eBay [ebay.com] has
(Refurbished) Creality CR-Scan Ferret Pro Portable Handheld 3D Scanner Kit on sale for $219.00 - 20% off when you apply promo code
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$175.20. Shipping is free.
Note: This is a refurbished unit that has been professionally inspected, cleaned, and tested by Creality engineers; comes with original packaging and accessories and includes a 2 year warranty
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Are the main differences like "resolution" and detail quality of the scans or is it more about automatic capture and special features that the expensive units have?
This one's looks like it uses a cell phone... Is that for the phone camera use? I've heard the stands alone phone scanners are crap so I'm trying to figure out what this adds specifically if it's just using a phone.
Sorry for uber noob questions lol.
Are the main differences like "resolution" and detail quality of the scans or is it more about automatic capture and special features that the expensive units have?
This one's looks like it uses a cell phone... Is that for the phone camera use? I've heard the stands alone phone scanners are crap so I'm trying to figure out what this adds specifically if it's just using a phone.
Sorry for uber noob questions lol.
This review seemed pretty comprehensive and fair: https://thetechnologyma
I'm tempted to get it, but since electronics always get cheaper with time and I'm at least another year away from getting set up w/ 3D printing, I'm better off waiting. The Ender 3 I bought a year and a half ago before the Eaton fire was luckily in storage, so at least I won't have to replace that, but in the meantime the prices have dropped pretty sharply on entry-level filament printers, so I can see where the scanners like this will also likely continue falling in price; a few years ago the price on something w/ this unit's capabilities would have easily been $500+. And who knows? Maybe someone will come out with a scanner dongle for cell phones similar to the IR cameras, so the price/performance drops even more sharply [since all the computing and power supply can be handling by the device everyone already owns...]
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