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Will you do a video showing how long this will power a 65 inch tv for. Also how long it can last powering an internet router. Thanks

Does this have a noisy fan? Some reviews on the Bunnings Australia website says it's loud.

The bilt hard engine is holding up pretty good on the stuff I put them on so far 😮. It’s a gamble period 😊

@SerendipitySue Great video. Did you ever put together a part 2, or any info on the control system you built?

Im still waiting for someone to create a video of it demonstrating how well it can scan fine objects coins etc.

Can u make one for me without batteries

Can i have the file for the 3d cap, the link is not working

Do you have any plans for this project?

Thank you for your feedback. The measurement deviation you're seeing is due to cumulative errors during continuous scanning. For larger objects, we recommend generating global markers using photogrammetry before scanning. It's also important to perform a closed-loop scan to reduce errors, completing a full circle to align starting and ending points.

I was lucky with the CR Raptor. Very accurate. I have a Revopoint mini but never got good scans out of it. I avoid Revopoint now. They put out too many scanners. Had really bad experience with their kickstarter shipping too. They labeled the scanner wrong to save their customers tax money 😂 I had a very hard time getting it out of customs. Took me weeks and multiple mails to Revopoint to get correct paperwork for the scanner.

So you put a sheet of thin glass on a wooden floor, covered it with something (paper? paint?), then created a plane out of a small part of that scan, extended that to cover and claim that scanner is inaccurate? You must be joking right? All this proves is that your FLOOR is not flat. At a 1600mm it only takes 0.215 degrees to produce 6mm error at the other end. Are you sure that plane you created is not 0.2 degrees off because your floor is not flat? Your video proves nothing.

Can u have car battery running at same time it’s running

in the end just end up buying commercial available solution lol

Shiny step block scan wasn’t set up correctly, Scan Setting “Material Type” was in “general” mode & not “Shiny Metallic Object”. Otherwise great video and ty for the useful info.

nice video! I noticed there's only content up to 5:37 and then it goes black for a while and then the backing audio jumps in...probably can trim the video to 5:37 and repost :)

Great results. I want to mold concrete wall baseboards (200x100x20) would you recommend a 1 part or 2 part mold ?

My wife is going to hate this... so I am going to make two of them!

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Great video! Would like to see more such professional 3d scanning Videos.

Looks really bad. Although not that surprising. The sensors are very noisy and pretty low resolution overall, plus the frames are not realigned in any way during post processing. Plus, the calibration process is restricted to a small glass plate, where even the tiniest deviation would amplify the further you move away from the center. This is problematic for many scanners, and especially low quality ones like this. A proper way to set up global markers would be to use well-calibrated photogrammetry backed with lidar data for scale, such as the one from iPhones. I'm gonna have to look into it once I get the scanner

@SerendipitySue Wery helpful, i did find out the muffler must be positioned so that the “weep hole is facing downwards” to keep condensation out of the system. It seems you have your lying on it’s side, any error codes caused by this?

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I came here searching for more videos on MetroX performance as I also just picked one up and have been less than excited with the shiny parts performance. I'll have to check out the Aesub blue you mention. Hope to see more videos with the MetroX from you soon!

Great video. My daughter and I are heading out on the trail today and this was a great video to get pumped up. I love the part where your riding along with the train!

Really love your builds. U gave me so many ideas.

Loving my MetroX so far!!!!

Several people have suggested that best-fitting the entire plane would be better. The results of that are Max positive error 1.857mm and Max Negative error 0.911mm. The Std.Dev. of the fit is 0.626mm

Love the video. I have a few of their products. I held out on this one knowing that they usually do an updated model a few years after the initial release. This model, though is something that I do have an interest in. A note, for a flatness test, the best way would be to create a best fit plane to the entire surface, then you would measure the bounding planes above and below that surface. The challenge with establishing a plane with the method used is that the best fit error becomes magnified by the ratio of the length sampled to the total length. So in this case, it would likely be around an 8-10x potential error multiplier.

Maybe the markers need to be identified by more than one primary axis. Please try sweeping the calibration board as though you doing a conventional topology scan. Also of note is the limited number of samples (frames) you pulled. Give it 10 minutes or so when you get a part up there. And finally I think scanning in global marker mode first will be the default MO when you get to laser scanning parts, which you are probably doing right now ;) Please keep the videos coming! My MetroX is due on the 1st. -S

This is AWESOME! thank you for taking the time and effort to perform these tests.

I appreciate you for doing testing 🤝

Does it charge your 18V batteries if attached and plugged in to 120V?

Whats the flatness of your glass plate? A plate of that thinkness and lenght will form to whatever its sitting on and that flatness for an old wooden floor is acceptable.

How would you know it’s exactly 1.6m? I mean, I doubt it’s 1.60000 meters in real life

Great video. Hopefully they can work on the software some more to fix this

I spent two days testing with ideal testing environment and I got similar deviation. In hoping an update comes soon to help the accuracy. I was expecting a little better results. I'm running a AMD 9950x with NVME gen 5x4 and 4090. My test were carried out in a closed room maintained at 20c. All my measurements were carried out on a large granite table. The scanner was warmed up for 20 minutes before testing it's calibration. All was good and I proceeded. I then calibrated and got similar results after scanning everything again. Tonight I'll test volume accuracy. 🤞

Oil level check is different on these. DON'T screw the plug in to check level, just insert until it seats and remove.

Unfortunately I have OLD 4v tools, and the new batteries don't fit into them....

1:15 - “… just a regular 18V Ryobi battery …” Then shows a 9AHr Ryobi battery. That’s a lot of AHr in my book for “regular” ;)

Very nice, any reason why a 5” hole saw blade not work?

Great project. Not everybody needs a Ryobi airhorn but lots of folks would like to build some kinda tool for their battery system and you've done a nice job of showing how that might be done!

Excellent work! Thanks for creating stuff like this for Fanatics like us 👍

Some of the links are not correct items here and on printables.

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Love it i cant afford a charger i got my bike back after it was stole no battery display and wires but atleast i got it back managed to save for a battery and a cable since that was ripped out and after xmas ill be ordering a display i see lots on secondhand sites so its just a charger then and this is how i am going to go about it i seen a german utuber do it and the part needed to get the 5volts i have it in my baskit so as soon as ive got them im gona come back here as u speak english and may be able to help were i might need it ,,thats one impressive controller u have to be able to do so many batteries and then u been able to make your own adoptors etc ,respect man honestly we need more of your kind instead of oh its broke we gotta buy a new one ! Naa i wasnt raised that way

Another fellow laser owner who seals his exhaust vent with painters tape! Me too. Love it.

So could i make a charger from another controller wit say the bosch cable and connection from a bosch controller, I understand id have to suss that third cable out but just knowing another charger will charge it gives me ideas,thats some cool stuff youve done 😎

VERY slick

Nice Saw! :)

For lawn mower use only is what the warning clearly states on the HF website.