Round Table 380mm for Scanning and Photogrammetry
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This scanning plate is of 380 mm diameter and has two additional slip on layers of 50 mm each.
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My “Mole” Scanner came with a 200 mm scanning table, which was too small for my needs.
So I designed this larger table of 380mm diameter.
It replaces the original table and fits onto original rotator base which is 124 mm diameter.
The main plate prints in quarter size pieces, to fit the 200 mm bed of my Prusa MK4/Mk3S+ printer.
The pieces are aligned using pegs and held together using two M3 x 6 hex socket screws for each quarter. The pegs are dimensioned for a close fit.
I have added two additional tiers that plug into the plate using pins, raising the height by 50 mm each, intended for smaller objects such as jewelry.
The original plate uses ABS. This model could be printed in any material you choose, but I suggest PETG, ABS or PC would be optimal, this depends on the weight you want it to hold.
The have tested it using PETG. It's important to calibrate your slicer filament profile extrusion multiplier to get good dimensional accuracy, otherwise the alignment pins may not fit.
Printing Guide:
- The model is designed to print without supports. A brim should be added to the items on Tiers and Pins plate to help avoid warping. Maybe a brim should be also added to the “quarters” plates too.
- If warping becomes an issue, then one possibility is to use CF or GF infused filament at additional cost, and the need to compromise on color.
- Nozzle size nominal 0.4 mm or larger.
- Layer height 0.2 mm speed profile.
- Filament Color: A neutral grey color will be optimal for both Scanning and Photogrammetry. You want to use a color that your point cloud editor can be taught to ignore.
- There are 5 plates in all:
- Each quarter plate (x4) prints using 125 grams of PLA and takes 3H 41M (Mk4)
- The Tiers and Pins plate uses 241 Grams and takes 6H 51 M (Mk4)
- Total of 741 Grams and 23 Hours overall.
BOM:
- 8 x M3 x 6mm hex socket screws.
- One of each quarter 1,2,3 & 4
- One of the Tiers and Pins plate.
- total ~750 grams of filament.
- One rotator (you supply) with 124 mm outside diameter. If you have a different size, then you will need to make a remix. Let me know and I can help with that by making a different version of the model.