PaScn3D Mk.0 - 3D Scanner [PrusaPrinters Contest Edition]

Upgrade Prusa i3 Mk3 to 3D scanner!


Main features:

1. Project prepared for printing on any 3D printer, e.g. Prusa Mk3 or Mk2.5
2. Electronic components (stepper motors, controllers, etc.) are not required. If you have a printer, then you have such electronics!
3. PaScn3D connection to Prusa 3D printer in a minute (tested!) – dedicated mounting brackets, components adapted to the dimensions of the device
4. Modularity – adaptation to other printers without changing the design of the basic elements
5. High accuracy – table rotation control at 0.1 degree or less.
6. Durability – tested for 5kg objects
   Two modes of operation – rotary table or fixed table and moving camera – you can use a preferred scanning method.
7. Off-line scanning without a computer – just mobile phone (and great idea).
8. Octoprint & Octolapse compatible

To build a device you need:

• 3d printer to print the project – the current model is called PaScn3D Mk.0 PrusaPrinters Contest Edition. Guess why?
• Prusament PLA or PETG 1kg – I use empty spools to build the device (eco-friendly). If you think that the project should include other spools – suggest which ones.
• M4, M8 screws, nuts, washers – according to the assembling instructions
• The project use of 6 bearings from MMU2 feeders. This will stabilize the platform and allow you to scan heavy objects. You can build without it.
• 62h for printing and another day for building.
• Sweets to calm nerves.

PaScn3D Mk.0 was created after making several dozen test prints, concept changes and new ideas.
PrusaPrinters Contest just only speeded up my idea.

I hope the project will contribute to the popularization of creating 3D copies using 3d printer.
The chosen name reflects the essence of the matter.
In addition, Google, Bing and other search engines do not know it (yet)!

The Mk.0 version uses the photogrammetry technique as a scanning method, but I have many ideas on how to improve this project and new ideas about 3d scanning.

If you like my project, write to me and share your impressions.

Visit a patora.xyz website to get a assembling instructions

First scan instruction released - You should read
this.

Happy Scanning!!!

Print instructions

Part name	Description	Weight	Printing time	Printing options	Requirements	Optional	Image
E1R1	Left arm	0.03 kg	3h0m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%
E2R1	Right arm	0,03 kg	2h39m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%
E3R1	Holder	0.17 kg	13h6m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15% (some parts 100%)
E4R1	Base	0.11 kg	9h19m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15% (some parts 100%)	M4x20 x 6pc	M8x20 x 6 + bearing x 6
E5R1	Wheel gears	0.06 kg	4h24m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%
E6R1	Linear guide	0.01 kg	0h45m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%	M4x30 x 1pc
E7R1	Prusament spool holder - rotating	0.06 kg	3h35m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%
E8R1	Fixed mounting for E9R1	0.05 kg	0h46m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%	M8x80 x 1pc
E9R1	Prusament spool holder - fixed	0.06 kg	4h37m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15% (some parts 100%)
E10R1	Linear gears	0.04 kg	3h32m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 100%
E11R1	Bed mount with locks	0.08 kg	5h50m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15% (some parts 100%)	M4x20 x 2pc
E12R1	Prusament arm	0.04 kg	3h0m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15% (some parts 100%)	M4x10 x 5pc
E13R1	Phone arm	0.02 kg	2h29m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%	M4x40 x 2pc, M4 Nut x 2pc
E14R1	Phone holder	0.04 kg	4h31m	Perimeters: 4 Infill: 15%	M4x40 x 1pc, rubber band