This is an overview of the latest 3D-PrintCreator videos on YouTube.
▼ Giving myself a challenge | 3D scanning with Creality Raptor Pro ▼
Earlier this week, I received the Creality Scan Raptor Pro — a powerful 3D scanner with impressive capabilities. I was lucky enough to win this scanner through a Facebook contest ...hosted by Creality, and I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity. I’d love to share my first experience with the Raptor Pro, especially for anyone who’s new to 3D scanning or curious about this device.
This is my first time using the Raptor Pro, but not my first time with 3D scanning. I’ve worked with high-end professional scanners at my job, and I also own a more basic model, the Scan Ferret (that has been showed on this channel many times).
My first goal was simple: get to know the Raptor Pro. I started by scanning a few random objects using the CrealityScan 3.3.40 software. Around the same time, I heard about a new beta version of the software: CrealityScan 4.0.0.
To give myself a real challenge, I decided to design an adapter for my jigsaw, so it could cut straight along a rail. I removed the baseplate from the jigsaw and clamped it in place, so I could scan it from different angles. Since I couldn’t capture everything in one go, I ended up scanning it in four separate steps.
I did all four scans using CrealityScan 4.0.0, and I immediately noticed that it worked faster than version 3.3.40. At first glance, the scan results looked rough — like the point cloud was made of large, blocky shapes. But that turned out to be misleading. The final scans were sharp, detailed, and surprisingly accurate.
I converted the scan to an OBJ file, simplified it in MeshLab, and then brought it into Fusion. From there, I designed a custom adapter around the scan. I added a slider that fits perfectly on the guide rail, and just like that — the adapter was done. Printed it, tested it, and it worked!
Thank you, Creality team, for this amazing gift. I’ll definitely be sharing more projects here on my YouTube channel, showing how I use the Raptor Pro to scan and build real-world solutions with Fusion.
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Creality Scan Raptor Pro (Not a sponsored video!!!)
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▼ Giving myself a challenge | 3D scanning with Creality Raptor Pro ▼
Earlier this week, I received the Creality Scan Raptor Pro — a ...
Earlier this week, I received the Creality Scan Raptor Pro — a powerful 3D scanner with impressive capabilities. I was lucky enough to win this scanner through a Facebook contest ...hosted by Creality, and I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity. I’d love to share my first experience with the Raptor Pro, especially for anyone who’s new to 3D scanning or curious about this device.
This is my first time using the Raptor Pro, but not my first time with 3D scanning. I’ve worked with high-end professional scanners at my job, and I also own a more basic model, the Scan Ferret (that has been showed on this channel many times).
My first goal was simple: get to know the Raptor Pro. I started by scanning a few random objects using the CrealityScan 3.3.40 software. Around the same time, I heard about a new beta version of the software: CrealityScan 4.0.0.
To give myself a real challenge, I decided to design an adapter for my jigsaw, so it could cut straight along a rail. I removed the baseplate from the jigsaw and clamped it in place, so I could scan it from different angles. Since I couldn’t capture everything in one go, I ended up scanning it in four separate steps.
I did all four scans using CrealityScan 4.0.0, and I immediately noticed that it worked faster than version 3.3.40. At first glance, the scan results looked rough — like the point cloud was made of large, blocky shapes. But that turned out to be misleading. The final scans were sharp, detailed, and surprisingly accurate.
I converted the scan to an OBJ file, simplified it in MeshLab, and then brought it into Fusion. From there, I designed a custom adapter around the scan. I added a slider that fits perfectly on the guide rail, and just like that — the adapter was done. Printed it, tested it, and it worked!
Thank you, Creality team, for this amazing gift. I’ll definitely be sharing more projects here on my YouTube channel, showing how I use the Raptor Pro to scan and build real-world solutions with Fusion.
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Creality Scan Raptor Pro (Not a sponsored video!!!)
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Extracting a Creality 3D Scan from a body in Fusion
In this video I show you how I extract a scanned body from a created ...
In this video I show you how I extract a scanned body from a created body in Autodesk Fusion. This can be used to make drawer inserts, speakers, car parts, ...etc.
The used scanner is a Creality Scan Ferret and the software I used are Creality Scan and Autodesk Fusion (Free for Private, non commercial use).
All models I make can be found on my MakerWorld page.
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▼ 3D Printed AIRSOFT Glock Magazine loader ▼
Easily load your AIRSOFT Glock Magazines with BB's with this 3d ...
▼ Project: Electronics Development Station ▼
This is my newly designed Electronics Development Station I use this ...
▼ Can AI Create a Realistic Humanoid 3D Model from Just Text? ▼
▼ In this video, I explore the question: Can AI generate a ...
▼ In this video, I explore the question: Can AI generate a realistic-looking humanoid 3D model from just a text prompt?
The model can be downloaded for FREE at MakerWorld.
You must ...be loged in because the model is in the NSFW category. Even though it is a humanoid, I didn't want any conflicts with MakerWorld, So I placed it under NSFW.
The link is: https://makerworld.com/en/models/631984#profileId-556965
Please like it and if possible, boost it.
To test if AI generators are now capable of generating a good model from a text prompt, I first used an AI image generator (SeaArt, powered by Stable Diffusion) and asked it to create a realistic image of a humanoid that looks like a woman. Then, I used a different AI tool, HyperHuman, which can create 3D models from images. It generated a beautiful 3D model of the humanoid based on the image provided by SeaArt.
Finally, I imported this 3D model into Bambu Studio and printed it using my Bambu Lab P1S printer. The result was a stunning physical model!
The conclusion? It's now genuinely possible to generate a great-looking model from just words. While you still need to combine different AI tools, the outcome is impressive.
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SeaArt.AI (a paid AI Picture generator)
Go to https://seaart.ai and use invite code SQCX0JES for extras
HyperHuman (a paid AI 3D model generator)
Go to https://hyperhuman.top/r/UBKPKJU0 for extra credits on your first order
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▼ FAVOTITE LASER ENGRAVERS ▼
- Algolaser Alpha 24 Watt https://gozbx.com/r/okmeTP0gPSPY
- Algolaser Delta 24 Watt https://gozbx.com/r/KKd2CF6q0s2l
- Longer Laser B1 30W https://shareasale.com/u.cfm?d=1057523&m=115522&u=4057477&afftrack=
- Longer RAY5 20W https://shareasale.com/u.cfm?d=1057526&m=115522&u=4057477&afftrack=
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- Comgrow Laser Engravers https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2145980&u=4057477&m=131011&urllink=www%2Esovol3d%2Ecom%2Fcollections%2Flaser%2Dengraver&afftrack=
▼ TOOLS FOR LASER ENGRAVING ▼
- Honeycomb 500x500mm https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2435366&u=4057477&m=115522&urllink=&afftrack=
- Honeycomb 300x200mm https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2435365&u=4057477&m=115522&urllink=&afftrack=
- Camera for Lightburn https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2435359&u=4057477&m=115522&urllink=&afftrack=
▼ FAVORITE 3D PRINTERS ▼
- Longer LK4 and LK5 Pro 3D Printers https://shareasale.com/u.cfm?d=1078321&m=115522&u=4057477&afftrack=
- Longer 4K Mono Resin Printer https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2413528&u=4057477&m=115522&urllink=&afftrack=
- Sovol 3D Printers https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2145980&u=4057477&m=131011&urllink=www%2Esovol3d%2Ecom%2Fcollections%2F3d%2Dprinter&afftrack=
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- TwoTrees SK1 CoreXY Printer https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2465684&u=4057477&m=128497&urllink=&afftrack=
- TwoTrees SP5 CoreXY Printer https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2400712&u=4057477&m=128497&urllink=&afftrack=
▼ FAVORITE 3D SCANNERS ▼
- Creality Scan Ferret
▼ TIME STAMPS ▼
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▼ 3D Scanning & Printing: Fixing a Vintage Audio Recorder ▼
▼ STORY ▼ Welcome to my channel! In this video, I'll take you through ...
▼ Removing STUCK FILAMENT from the Bambu Labs AMS ▼
In this video, we will guide you through the process of taking apart ...
Having Fun Today
I have a new video editing app on my phone and I couldn't resist ...
I have a new video editing app on my phone and I couldn't resist making a Short with some content that is on my phone at the moment.
Achieving Flawless Resin Prints In Chilling Conditions
Printing with a resin printer in a cold room is incredibly challenging ...
▼ The Ender 2 printing NGEN FLEX material
This is just a little channel update. I am now printing NGEN FLEX ...
This is just a little channel update. I am now printing NGEN FLEX filament on the Creality Ender 2 printer and I have also been testing it with PLA and ...PETG. The printer seems to handle all the filaments without any problem and the print quality is decent.
I just have to play around with the settings like the retraction and that kind of things, but basically it looks a lot like the settings for the Creality CR-10 Mini printer, only with a smaller build volume.
And to my subscribers on YouTube, my Patreons, my fans who have donated for a cup of coffee, THANK YOU SO MUCH...
This printer is bought with the money I received from you people. I can't say it enough, THANK YOU !!!
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▼ Creality Ender 2 - The small BIG machine
https://goo.gl/7ecebd
▼ Creality3D CR – 10 Mini 3D Desktop DIY Printer Kit https://goo.gl/btkKXN
▼ Creality3D CR - 10 3D Normal size Desktop DIY Printer kit
https://goo.gl/TveQdd
▼ Creality3D CR - 10 HUGE 500 x 500 x 500mm 3D Printer Kit
https://goo.gl/Kvx1L7
▼ Anet E-10 - Tinkerers Dream
https://goo.gl/4YEHKq
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▼ 10 ways to Turbocharge your OLD 3D Printer
In this video I show you 10 ways how to get high speed printing done ...
kingroon KP3Pro S1 @ 150mm/sec
This is the standard and untweaked Kingroon KP3 PRO S1. The file I am ...
This is the standard and untweaked Kingroon KP3 PRO S1. The file I am printing is sliced with Orcaslicer 1.9 and the printspeed is set at 150mm per second. I ...have never seen an old printer, on Marlin, printing this fast with this superb quality.
I also tested this slicer with my Ender 3 V2 and with my Longer LK5 Pro, and also these printers are printing a lot faster now.
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