3D Scanning for Jewellery In times past a traditional craftsman would form the wax by hand around the piece, this is not only time-consuming but it is fairly complicated as well. They tend to hone their skills at the bench with traditional tools. Perfect for small objects with fine detail is our Solution IX scanner,…
3D Scanning for Halloween Mask Paul Braddock, came to Wysiwyg 3D to make a mask for a Halloween Party. This was not any ordinary mask – Paul a Visual Effects Artist, Sculptor, and Illustrator by profession knew all the tricks of the trade. Having worked on numerous movies including Legends of the Guardian, Paul knew…
3D Scanning and 3D Printing Brigid’s Cross 3D Scanned and made suitable to be printable (watertight), printed in PLA and sent to be cast in bronze. Brigid’s cross is a small cross cruciform usually made from rushes or, less often, straw. It comprises a woven square in the centre and four radials tied at the ends.…
3D Scanning for Dimensional Control Problem: Bottom blocks deform when left on the pallet for maturing. When cut into 1 or 2kg blocks can’t make uniform loft. Solution: Scan 8 pallets (480) blocks of cheese and check what the deformations are compared to the block nominal size. It kept track of the type of cheese,…
NRL was after a scaled up but exact replica of the NRL Trophy for the 2008 season launch, the first of its kind for such an event. With a few laser scanners to choose from the engineers decided to go with the Faro Laser Scanner and Model maker Combo for it’s ability to capture accurate…
Aussie Legends use 3D Scanning How do you make a 5m long, 5 door passenger car fit a 3m long space frame racing chassis and still resemble the original car? This was the challenge set to Wysiwyg 3D when approached by Aussie Racing Cars. Toyota TRD had approached Phil Ward of Aussie Racing Cars to…
