Hi Bathsheba
The only commercial product I am aware of that comes close to matching your wish list is the Fuel3D kit:
https://www.fuel-3d.com/
That said, price is slightly over (1495) and res is slight lower (.35 - claimed).
Might be worth a look, and I would stake my hat on the fact that they would be keen to talk to you regardless for a a given project if you give them some publicity later on - quid pro quo so to speak!
I have no interest / stake in this co - but heard good things. And experience has taught me companies in this space do like working with high profile designers.
Best, Rachel
Rachel Park
RP Editorial Services
Rachelp_at_rp-editorial services.co.uk
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> On 3 Oct 2016, at 21:32, Bathsheba <b_at_bathsheba.com> wrote:
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> Hello rpml-brain. I wish I had a scanner for small (<10cm) things at high (.1mm) accuracy, but I don't have much (<$1000) budget. Convex only is OK, I can do without undercuts, but accuracy is important: .5mm won't do.
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> The closest I've seen is stuff like this: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eora/eora-3d-high-precision-3d-scanning-on-your-smartph
> But there's many a slip twixt the kick and the start, and while several of these have been launched, I don't see one in my budget that's actually shipping. And most of them work on regular light, not a laser, which makes me think they'll give blog-quality rather than CAD-quality scans.
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> Anyone know of something that exists?
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> PS yeah it would be really nice if messages on this list had the list address somewhere. Right now it doesn't appear anywhere that Thunderbird can display, and I had to look up an old message to write this.
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> Thanks,
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> -Bathsheba
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