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    • anderundefined
      ander
      last edited by

      Hi there everyone!
      I´ve been using duet boards for some years now(i already have 3 of them on 3 custom printers).
      and i was wondering that technically this machines can be used as a measuring tool.
      One of my printers is retired now but, if anyone could give me a hand with the development of the firmware, i could modify it to use it a n automatic three coordinate measuring tool.
      What are your thoughts about the idea?

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      • o_lampeundefined
        o_lampe @ander
        last edited by

        @ander What are you thinking of?
        Something like a 3D scanner with tons of LEDs and a camera?
        A Duet MCU won't be able to do the image processing, but it could control the rotary table and the LEDs.

        Or something simple like a 3D touch probe to find corners of a workpiece (CNC -stuff)

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        • anderundefined
          ander @o_lampe
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          @o_lampe
          I was referrig to a pretty expensive machine that exist already, they use it to measure acurately. it has a sensor where the extruder would go, and touches the part, for measuring.

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          • HebigTundefined
            HebigT @ander
            last edited by HebigT

            @ander

            This project sounds similar. Measuring the surface of a coin using a duet-controlled machine:

            https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/8685/3d-scanning-a-2-coin-with-3d-printer-and-diy-touch-probe?_=1724764890311

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