Triumph T-120: 3D scan and design new master cylinder
We 3D laser scanned, reverse engineered, and customised a new design of a Triumph T-120 motorcycle brake master cylinder/throttle grip bracket, and then 3D printed
We have the VW manuals “Local Manufacture of Workshop Equipment” from 1965. We thought it would be fun, and perhaps helpful for everyone here, if we re-draw all the tools. What do you think? Here is ‘Rib Forming Tool (VW 743)’. Looking for others to help, so if you have SolidWorks, Geomagic DesignX or other […]
We have the VW manuals “Local Manufacture of Workshop Equipment” from 1965. We thought it would be fun, and perhaps helpful for everyone here, if we re-draw all the tools. What do you think? Here is ‘Forming Tool For Types 1, 2 and 3 (VW 742)’. Looking for others to help, so if you have […]
We have the VW manuals “Local Manufacture of Workshop Equipment” from 1965. We thought it would be fun, and perhaps helpful for everyone here, if we re-draw all the tools. What do you think? Here is ‘‘Bending Bar – Karmann Ghia (VW741)”. Looking for others to help, so if you have SolidWorks, DesignX or other […]
We 3D laser scanned, reverse engineered, and customised a new design of a Triumph T-120 motorcycle brake master cylinder/throttle grip bracket, and then 3D printed
We had the pleasure of 3D laser scanning a 22-meter yacht in Phuket, Thailand. The boat was made in the 1970s and there are no
We had the honour of 3D laser scanning the figures of the venerable Luang Phor Phat. The project goal was to scan and make the
The VolksScooter went camping at one of the most exciting annual motorcycle events in Thailand, the Vintage Bike Thailand meet Kanchanaburi, Thailand. This year marks
We have the VW manuals “Local Manufacture of Workshop Equipment” from 1965. We thought it would be fun, and perhaps helpful for everyone here, if
The Land Rover Defender 2020 is a very beautiful vehicle and we 3D laser scanned it to get exact measurements for an accessory maker. The
We have the VW manuals “Local Manufacture of Workshop Equipment” from 1965. We thought it would be fun, and perhaps helpful for everyone here, if
