1843 A.C.Palmer Patented Shutter Hinge
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I have an 1833 Greek Revival House. I have missing/broken Shutter Hinges. I used a Revopoint scanner to create a model.
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I have an 1833 Greek Revival House. I have missing/broken Shutter Hinges. I found "A.C.Palmer Patent 1843" on the back of one. I looked up the patent. I used a Revopoint 3D scanner to scan it. I tried several different methods to create a model and print it.
Most people want to be able to 3D print something. I use my Revopoint POP2 and Prusa 3D Printer to Reverse Engineer things and to make new parts. A lot of the time, the part I'm scanning is defective. I just can't print the Scan.
I show three different approaches that I use to go from 3D Scan to 3D Print.
Here are some of the things I used:
- Revopoint POP2 3D scanner ( https://amzn.to/3uiSDsO )
- Black Clay to hold parts ( https://amzn.to/3vj6rnR )
- Magnaflux Spotcheck ( https://amzn.to/33ayav7 )
- Aesub 3D Scanning Spray ( https://shop.gomeasure3d.com/collections/aesub-3d-scanning-spray )
- Maxidon CAD/CAM Spray ( https://amzn.to/3uYNs1x )
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