[zhanx]

first of all LINUX based.


I want everyone to know that first.


I started cutting out my 8" table setup today





and since i have a cnc its easy


table size 8".

based on opencv


more to follow and yes i will post everything online its opensource.

[zhanx]

[zhanx]

Ok a link to the software

https://github.com/tbuser/spinscan

I will be doing a how to on setting up installing etc as the week goes on on duty tonight so i think goal will be to see if i can get a windows computer to do this also.

[P.Passuello]

Thanks for the link, Will have a read tonight and will be watchig your progress with interest. Am particually interested in a Windows version.

Cheers
Peter

[zhanx]

Thanks for the link, Will have a read tonight and will be watchig your progress with interest. Am particually interested in a Windows version.

Cheers
Peter

Well after a pain few hours, I got it "working" in windows.

Some issues I have right now:

1. No gear reduction on the table, So it is not a slow smooth turn yet.

2. Camera, I am using a super cheap webcam right now

3. User Interface, scanning has a few clickes to do it etc. Need to stream line it a bit (working on this now)

4. Diskspace, I think this is really a part of the interface as it leaves files all over the place, not just the one you want.

5. Laser, I have a cheapo laser so the beam is a bit wide.

6. Calibration, right now its manual. But i intend to make it automatic-ish


more to follow.

But I am getting point clouds etc. Progress will continue.

[knau]

any progress with your project?

cheers

[zhanx]

sorry no, but soon yes, been dealing with a torn acl, mcl and meniscus (got to love semi-pro football) and pending surgery, which means shortly a whole month to code it. (and learn the guitar).

[knau]

In that case, rock on! (I play it myself as well)

And best of luck with recovery... I'll be tracking your progress when you pick it up