# 3d scanning

We test the EinScan Pro Plus, a versatile low-cost 3D scanner, on statues in tripod, handheld and full-color scan modes.

The EinScan Pro Plus is a low-cost, multi-function 3D scanner with a larger capture area, HD laser scanning and R2 software.

The EaScan D is a blue-light 3D scanner under $20,000 with 3 lens sets, fast scanning and uses in mechanical work, wood crafts and reverse…

What matters most when choosing and using a 3D scanner: match it to your real work, and care for it so it lasts.

Thor3D's handheld 3D scanners, Thor3D and Drake, scan people in a minute and handle objects from a few centimeters to many meters.

Why resolution matters more than accuracy when 3D scanning wood carvings, bronze pieces and statues, and whether a low-cost scanner will do.

How a 3D scanner is used in practice for reverse engineering, from scan to STL mesh to an accurate solid CAD model.

How 3D scanning is used in industry: wood CNC, mold design, precision machining QC, architecture and heritage, plus popular 3D scanners.

The Shining 3D FreeScan X7 handheld laser 3D scanner builds on the X3 and X5 with better speed, accuracy and black-surface scanning.

The Shining 3D FreeScan X5 is an ultra-portable handheld laser 3D scanner, faster and more accurate than the FreeScan X3.

FreeScan X3 handheld laser 3D scanner from Shining 3D: 0.8 kg, scans large and black objects, used in oil and gas, shipbuilding and heavy castings.

How 3D scanners help Vietnamese plastics manufacturers with reverse engineering, mold repair, warping checks and QC, plus the main scanner types.