3D scanning a sacred Buddha
We had the great honour of 3D scanning a Buddha at Wat Tarn Ain (sometimes spelt Wat Tan En), Ayutthaya, Thailand. The Wat will make
We have reverse engineered several Judson superchargers. They are a part of the classic car scene and are historically important devices. We need to accurately capture the character of the part, along with the functionality, inside and out. Details are important. In this example, we show a simple feature in the main housing of the […]
When working with antique cars, motorcycles, aeroplanes, it is extremely important to capture the “character” of the part. Today we are looking at the Judson Supercharger air cleaner cap and we show a few examples of when to leave imperfections in place to better preserve the original character and feel. When reverse engineering with scan […]
We had the great honour of 3D scanning a Buddha at Wat Amphawan, Singburi Province, Thailand. The Wat will make replicas of this Buddha. The history of this Buddha is not completely clear. This Buddha arrived at this Wat approximately 100 years ago. Wat Amphawan, an ancient temple in Phrom Buri district, Sing Buri province, […]
We had the great honour of 3D scanning a Buddha at Wat Tarn Ain (sometimes spelt Wat Tan En), Ayutthaya, Thailand. The Wat will make
Harley-Davidson Aermacchi motorcycles are very potent flat track racers you could buy from the Harley-Davidson dealers. They were called CRS (250cc) and ERS (350cc), and had
During the process of reverse engineering Aermacchi CRTT, SS, H, early CRS, late CRS and ERS, we kept track of the common tubing sizes used
Paul Brodie (http://flashbackfab.com/) designed and made his own CRTT frame a few years ago, and he was kind enough to share his drawings with me.
We had a great time with Albert Bold, and in my view “The King of MV Agusta”. What a great shop he has in Phoenixville,
Who wants to work on a motorcycle while on their knees? Nobody. Make a workbench! While I was surfing Harley-Davison WL 45 sites, I saw
Review by Patrick Downing, 1-June-2018 Amazing. Incredible. Awesome. Unbelievable. Work-of-art. Incredible journey. Rarely have I been so impressed with a book on engineering. Niels Schoen
