# 3d scanning

Wood 3D scanning for carvings, statues and furniture: accurate, editable 3D data ready for CNC machining at competitive prices.

A maker builds a 3D printed Spider-Man web shooter, and an engineering student creates an automatic M&M color sorting machine.

A roundup of 3D technology news from April 2019, led by Tel Aviv University researchers 3D printing a heart with human cells and blood vessels.

Why art pieces need high-resolution 3D scanners, how statues and reliefs are scanned, and how the data is used for printing, CNC and molds.

The EinScan Pro 2X and Pro 2X Plus from Shining 3D offer fixed, handheld, automatic and color 3D scanning in one versatile scanner.

How a Ho Chi Minh City workshop uses the EinScan Pro 3D scanner for wood, furniture and mechanical parts, plus a practical scanning workflow and…

High-quality 3D scanning of a bed design with the EinScan Pro Plus handheld scanner, a fast and detailed tool widely used in the wood industry.

How we 3D scanned an old Ferrari with a handheld EinScan Pro Plus to restore its body lines and design a new body kit.

The Shining 3D OptimScan 3M and 5M: high-accuracy blue light 3D scanners with adjustable scan ranges for both large and small parts.

Tips for 3D scanning wooden paintings and statues with the EinScan Pro Plus: requirements, computer specs, workflow and sharpness vs. accuracy.

How handheld 3D scanners like the EinScan Pro Plus capture car bodies for body kits, accessories and reverse engineering.

Handheld 3D scanners suit most car and motorcycle parts. Compare scanner types and see the workflow from scan data to a finished custom part.