Beginner 3d Scanner (ciclop / Zumscan Based)

Machine Type:

Other Machine

Software:

Horus

Materials:

-3D Printed pieces
-Logitech C270 Webcam
-Arduino Uno R3 Board + BQ Scanner Board
-2 Laser diodes
-1 Stepper Motor
-Bearing
-5/16" threaded rod and hardware (2 x 8" for uprights, 2 x 18" for horizontals)

This is where I'm keeping the details of my 3D scanner build. It's going to run from my desktop computer (for now), but I may go down the Raspberry Pi road at some point in the future. I will start saving all my resources in one place, but in the meantime:

Ciclop Scanner (basic concept): Ciclop released under CC-BY-SA licence | DIWO
Simplified Frame Parts: Ciclop Simplified by modelatolyesi
My corrected laser arms: Ciclop Simplified (Fixed Left Arm) by altontoth
Horus (Windows Software): bqlabs/horus
Horus and Ciclop Documentation: Documentation: Ciclop and Horus | DIWO
ZumScan Shield: bq/zum
Electronics Assembly Instructions (Incomplete): https://storage.googleapis.com/bqco...nual/Ciclop_QSG_02_Electronics-1475832890.pdf
Source for control boards (Scanner board has no labelling on it. Be Careful): Geekcreit® UNO R3 Board ZUM Scan Shield Expansion Open Source Kit For DIY Ciclop 3D Printer Scanner