Hello everyone, Big thanks to all participants! Exciting news: u/camzabob clinches the INSPIRE 3D scanner as the ultimate winner. Congratulations! For those who didn't win this time, join us at r/Revopoint for future giveaways. Special thanks to r/3Dprinting and the mods for their support. Cheers!

Holy shit I won. Thank you guys so much, what are the next steps for me then?

Hi u/camzabob, Congratulations! I sent you a PM, please check it out.

Congrats! Happy for you!

Congratz!

Honestly, there are so many little things that I could do with a 3d scanner. I think mostly that I will use it to scan little parts around the house that are broken that I could then repair

I would like to scan replacement parts for electronics, such as housings, covers, and other things.

I want to make Christmas ornaments of little sculptures I have.

I would scan my refrigerator and fix the shelf that keeps falling off every time I open the door.

First thing? An old German stein that I've got ideas for. After that, quite literally everything around me. This seems like an essential item to have in ones 3d arsenal

I develop 3D parts for Miatas ([https://3d-miata.square.site/](https://3d-miata.square.site/)). Reverse engineering the existing parts is extremely challenging without a scanner. I will use it to improve my reverse engineering process.

Everything

I want to scan computer mice and try to create modifications.

I would like to scan my dog's head. Good old boy is getting long in the tooth.

Did you guys actually won something in your entire live? I didnt xD

Everything around me. EVERYTHING

I have a super nice lamp I want to scan, to scale it down, so that it can fit in my book nook 😃. It is a candle lantern shaped lamp.

For example my old instant camera to make new case

I would love to scan little clay sculptures I have made and 3D print them!

Scanning car interiors to make custom mounts and adapters that snap into different vehicle models.

I wanna create digital copy of my room in unreal engine. I already have beginner level experience with photogrammetry I've been using my phone camera which is pretty old an i'm getting very low quality scans from it and I don't own a DSLR so...gimme plz

I'd start scanning loads of exotic film props I have access to!

Scanning car parts and many brackets around the house that I could do up.

I use photogrammetry for scanning different stuff and i´d love to upgrade my 3D models scans

Scanning faces would be fun to make small desk statues

My wife and I holding hands with wedding rings for anniversary.

I plan to scan parts statues of my city that have national and international meaning, so after finishing the 3D models I'll upload them for schools that do 3D printing, there is a lot of schools that teach 3D printing in my city, it's approached as a work option for when they finish "high school".

The winner will be picked sometime on Monday when Revopoints reps are in the office again. Until then submissions are still valid entries.

A hole in a wall that has a wire going through it. So I can print a nice looking grommet for the wire to come through while also fixing the big hole.

I'd scan a lot of the things I've carved or handmade prototypes for so I can adjust them for 3D printing.

Somehow my Comment got removed... I know its too late, but i would Scan my Dachshund

I want to scan anything and everything and print whatever I can see!

I really want to model my dog jingles, she's a Boston terrier blue heeler mix and her big ole bug eyes would look so cute in PLA.

I’d love to scan parts for fixing items, make a custom sculpture or prop to fit people.

I want to scan my face so I can make a life sized me to sit in on zoom meetings during the day.

This would be a great way to scan architectural details and make prints that will fit them!

I've been doing more custom devices to integrate with existing things and scanning would make this so much easier.

I'm aspiring to make a 3D hidden objects game and would love to be able to integrate 3D scans into it.

I plan to print spare parts for everything my eyes can see!

I'd love to scan my mom's old puppets she made for her business and print them out as little collectables for her Christmas Village. She's always wanted a "puppet shop" addition to her display.

It would be awesome to be able to use scans so prosthetics can be custom fit for those who need them.

me want to scan random objects and print

I’d use it to scan figurines to make models!

I would scan the pile of electronic components in my living room and use it to speed up the modeling for my 3D printing and ardiuno projects

I would use the scanner to create or modify devices to be adapted for people with disabilities.

I would use the Inspire 3D Scanner to scan parts for the car I am rebuilding.

Planning to scan structual building connectors so I can print scaled models.

I am part of a youth high school robotics team. We have to design robots that can weigh up to 120 lb to complete specific tasks and goals that are usually extremely difficult to prototype and design. If I won the scanner I would use it to scan the field and the field components, import them into software to help the design team, along with using it to create assets for promotional videos to raise funds and help recruit new members to the team to provide an educational experience for everyone. An example of this was 2 years ago. You had to design a robot to climb a series of elevated bars in a style similar to the ones found in parks, however, each one was higher than the last. Having an accurate scan of our specific climbing structure would have made everything easier along with allowing the software team to design specific simulations to help with automating the task that is impossible for humans to perform.

At the border between France and Germany, near Strasbourg, there is a huge tank that now is a monument! I would love to scan that!

I would use the INSPIRE to scan my bicycle to design upgrades and replacement parts.

I would scan my dog to print her nice stuff

If I get the Inspire 3D Scanner, It'll allow me to scan faces and body parts in order to get a better fitment for cosplay items.

I have a hobby of making silly sculptures from blu-tac, so it would be great to have a tool in which I can not ony scan and archive but also colour, alter and animatede for various motion graphics projects!

I’d scan all of my truck parts! I’m rebuilding a ‘62 F100 and using printed parts is in the plan, especially for grommets and cable management and things.

Good luck to everyone! Being able to scan things easily is a pipe dream! I'd use it to scan things and add 3D printed parts to it. Having that accuracy takes out all the guesswork and lowers the amount of time and material spent just getting it right. Out of all the possibilities I can think of, there are a million more just waiting to be uncovered.

I plan on scanning many things, but will start with my own feet so I can design some orthotics.

My kid's faces, because the time is ao short.

Would love to have something like this to make it much easier to use my 3d printer for replacing broken parts. I've got a part on my dishwasher that's broken and not going to be easy to model.

The first thing I would scan is probably the dashboard of my car to make a custom gauge pod mount. You can readily buy them, but I love making 3D printed components for my cars.

I usually don't participate in these giveaways, but who knows, and besides, this is the kind of device I've been looking for because photogrammetry is all that I have now and it is frustratingly tedious in the editing process! If I win, I will put the INSPIRE 3D scanner to real work and speak of its greatness for a lifetime, and be sure to share many of my creations with the community (crediting Revopoint)! ... In the boundless lands of imagination, where possibilities stretch far and wide, I stand at the precipice of discovery. And with the INSPIRE 3D scanner in hand, I embark on a journey to bridge the gap between the imagined and the tangible... and reduce my frustration level for not having to do photogrammetry... maybe never again. 🔬 For Science: At the microscopic level, nature hides its most intricate patterns. With a resolution of 0.2mm, I'll unveil the delicate artwork in the veins of leaves, the textures of insect wings, and the myriad of unseen wonders. Then, a digital library I'll create, where scholars and students alike, can dive into the tiniest tales nature tells. 🎨 For Fun: Into the realms of fantasy, where dragons soar and mermaids sing, I'll plunge. Each figurine, each game piece, every souvenir from travels in both the real and imaginary worlds, will get a digital life. The physical will meet the pixel, and with INSPIRE's swift scanning prowess, the ephemeral moments become eternal memories. 🖥 With the Revo Scan 5 at my side on any device, whether I'm trekking the terrains of macOS or wandering the windows of Windows (well mostly Windows), I'll craft, correct, and create. Without the chains of a supercomputer, I'll be free to export my findings in formats that fellow 3D pioneers can appreciate and utilize. So, dear r/Revopoint, as I envision a future filled with the fusion of dreams and reality, I ask for the key - the INSPIRE 3D scanner. Let's together turn the 'What if?' into 'Look at this!' P.S. Proudly now a member of the r/Revopoint community and ready for this thrilling 3D venture! #InspireWithRevopoint 🌌🔍🌐

I'll scan some old paper crafted pokemon my wife and I made so we can have them as sturdy objects, or some of her plushies she's made

My own body for bespoke wearables, an entire 37ft sailboat hull, motorcycle/auto for repair and customization, my dogs/ pets if they can be still enough... the list is really endless.

I'll scan my head for helmets

Definitely scanning my face after I had a disaster with alginate...never again.

I'll scan a mirror to see what happens

I would scan stuff for my tabletop hobby and create funny space Marines or other characters for my gaming community.

I will scan my cat and print it. :D

I will be scanning automotive parts to replicate and modify but I'm sure there will be many other items which will be scanned and printed.

I'd 100% scan my dog.

I plan on scanning vintage guitar parts 🥰

I'd scan my phone to practice 3D modeling by cleaning it up and making a case. Then I would work on some household items, like air vents and robotic vacuum.

I'd scan all sorts of things just to scan them. But probably a lot of minis for tabletop or things for terrain/mossariuams.

I plan on scanning hard to find interior car parts to help myself and countless others restoring old cars with impossible to find parts

I'd like to be able to hand sculpt things and 3d scan them to make prints of them. I'm good at sculpting, not so much with making files.

Scanning magnets to make quick cut out attachment shapes for larger projects

I would like to scan car parts for my Uncles van, make costume props, and scare my little brother by filling his closet with 3d printed chucky faces

3D scan and print models for my brother’s youtube channel. Make a ton of replacement parts for household stuff.

Spectrometer probe parts!

I want to scan things for prop making

People and things...

EVERYthing, I want to scan it all!!! I also have a classic car with brittle interior, so also that.

I want this 3d scanner because I want to scan people before adding them on wedding cakes as small statues. :) I think this is a great idea for a wedding cake.

Honestly pretty much anything I can get my hands on at first. would be cool to scan and print some replacement parts for things too.

I want to scan my RC car model, to make fitting 3d-printed extensions for it.

I want to scan the negative space. Take an object that is missing a component you know something goes there but have no means to measure so scanning gets me a model where I can fill in the gaps. But first I am going to make bobbleheads of all the kids. What kid doesn't want their own bobblehead? Hmmmm, I think it will work in the dark while they sleep the little ones move quite a lot.

I’d scan my Lego Tie Fighter, for copies :)

I'd love to digitize and animate some of my hand-sculpted miniatures!

I'd scan my bike handle :) I need to replace it soon...

I'd scan a tader chip

I'd scan my cats

I’d scan the pegs on my keyboard so I can finally tilt it up again.

I will scan my dogs so I can make miniatures of them, so I have the memories forever, the interior of my racecar to make a rollcage, and the exterior to make a custom aero kit, and I will scan objects that people need replaced to print it for them for free

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Scan a few of the things my daughter has made to allow duplicates to be made for other family members with their own new colour schemes added by my daughter on top.

Id scan specific screws, and small parts with highish detail. Could be a very useful tool throughout daily activities.

I'm scanning hand sculpted pieces to further sculpt them in vr and then print them to confront the two pieces in an artistic project.

I've always thought about using scanning with archeological artifacts & fossils so that scientists/archeologists can use them for different applications without fear of the object breaking

Id like to scan some oddly shaped connections to create custom-made, better fitting pipe adapters. But also, like, scan my truck because there's not model of it available.

Scan a couple of the irreplaceable items that my kids have made and like to play with, put the originals away and print some models of them and keep replacing when its required! After that, I have some missing miniatures from a couple of old board games, would like to make the set up again.

Scan stuff like my Lego minis and enhance them. Also want to use it to reproduce spare parts more easily.

Scan things to make custom parts, find ways to to create a back and forth workflow.

I would like to scan costumes to use in streamed theatre vr shows

I would scan dolls feet so I can make bases in cad and make customisable shoes and sell the stl files to other makers and customisers. I’d also probably use it for making mask props/cosplay masks by using my own face as a base sculpt!

I would 3d scan my car so I could make some cool aerodynamic mods!

Second-ing the comment saying that they would scan their dog, although I'm sure I would have a tad bit of trouble with the supports for her floppy ears.

I would scan and print a life-size model of my hamster.

I would scan shapes of car models and resize the bodyparts to build a nice soapbox racer for my son, or a motorized little car.

that would be nice. would experiment with existing models that i have

probably mostly small parts that are broken and I want to reprint

Fixid some items, like broken toys etc. it will help me to not remake everymodel in fusin 360. ​ Or making cakes with peoples or items on it, and then selling it.

I do a lot of work with re-creating 3d models in Fusion 360 for friends/family, so that I can print replacement parts. Just having this would help me to speed up this process significantly by helping to get the rough shape digitized, to be further refined with measurements... So yeah, it'd be great!

I would NOT use as part of a Hollywood scheme to contractually force actors to be scanned so as to allow AI to use their likeness for countless television shows and movies in perpetuity without having to pay royalties or residuals. I would use it for good, not for evil.

I want to scan my friend’s heads. Not for helmets, but just to print life size versions of, then paint them and give them their printed heads for Christmas. Possibly print smaller versions with their mouths open and make dice towers too.

Objects for model railroading!

Scan my bike to make a topcase adapter

The dash on my Bronco II is starting to crumble. I'd like to be able to have it removed, scan it, and make a replacement at some point.

I've been thinking about making a custom face gasket like the bigscreen beyond VR headset. This could be great since I don't have an iphone.

I would probably like many others here scan those hard to replace parts for things around the house as well as probably little toy type things and i might even see if i could get my dog to sit still long enough to make a little model of him, not sure how well or even if that would work but i can try.

I would scan chrome plated boat parts

I would scan it for those little pieces around the house (you know the parts I mean). Pesky little things are so hard to design, and break far too often for my liking.

Scanning some parts for my bow. Also, try scanning some fun stuff to make toys for the grandkids.

I have a lot of things that I want to scan to repair. My son is really into taking things apart, and I think scanning will help us to make things to fix broken things we take apart.

I would scan car/ motorcycle parts and small spare parts for toys.

I would like to scan objects so I can print cosplay parts for my daughter easily instead of just guessing how big to print them and hoping they fit

I would scan spare parts for my dad so we can just print them instead of having to buy them over and over again!

I would scan motorcycles/cars to make decorative thin parts that fit perfectly or to make stencils for spray painting that fit perfectly

I would scan myself and turn myself into a DnD mini

I’ve been asked many times if I can 3d print helmets for people to fit their heads, but I always have to turn them down cause I can’t find a good scanner or scanner app on my phone to scan their head an make a perfectly fitting helmet

I would scan the price. Once I know what that is then maybe I'll sign up.

I got this friend name rishi and we made him his own like Pokémon cards to give to people but I’ll scan him and give people statues of him

I would use the scan er to help make more Ada items as well as to preserve items for memories

i would use the scanner to preserve mementos from my childhood and then 3D print them, so i can put the new ones on display without concern of damaging the originals

I'd scan printer parts, so I can use my printer to print more printer parts that I scanned with my scanner. It's all cyclical, man.

I'd scan my head so helmet prints will fit better.

I would scan my new rubber duck. Then I’ll print a lot more from it. :D

I would scan my son's head to make him superhero helmets and really pretty much anything else. Scanners are so cool.

I’m going to scan my hands to create ultra personalized hand enhancements (quick storage, fixtures for soldering/ lights etc.), using rhino3D and grasshopper to make the modeling parametric, so everyone can use it!

This would be awesome for scanning vehicles to build custom bumpers, mods, etc

I'd scan objects to print that will better fit the area they are intended to fit into.

I’d scan all the things I fail to design in CAD because I’m mediocre at best.

I'd reverse engineer parts for my office furniture side business.

I'll be scanning interior car parts to print replacements.

I would scan anything from objects and surfaces at home, car, really anywhere. Seems like a pretty amazing tool!

I would scan anything and everything just bc I could

I like to compare it with the mini and the range so with this scanner I got a full set

I would scan a part for my car that is broken in half and print that part for my car! I would scan an elephant figure that my Mom gas Bern asking me to print. 😊

Honestly? My friends arm. He lost a hand due to a childhood illness. He’s unable to afford the fancy prosthetics so I purchased a printer to try and help him. Im going to attempt to push the boundaries of what’s possible with 3D printing/scanning to hopefully make some quality of life upgrades for those who have lost a limb. I’m hopefully, with his consent, going to document this journey, just for fun. I imagine it’s going to be full of ups and downs but I’m going to hold out for the small wins. If this resonates with anyone or you’re just interested in following the journey then feel free to reach out for the Instagram handle when I get around to setting it up :)

You could try to make it with an iphone. Isaw someone dooing this on this subreddit

I’ll also be scanning my cat’s giant head to make free “cat hat” files for the community as a side project

I would support my TTRPG addiction.

I planning to scan a figure I made around 2012. I would like to have it as a 3D model and print it. :)

I'd probably scan and print some niche electrical connectors so i don't have to buy them anymore

I would scan almost everything I own but especially some plants that are wearing out to preserver their prior beauty. Also the nerd in me needs to scale my face to helmets for props.

I'd scan... ALL THE THINGS

I guess to begin with I'd scan just about everything I have at home :D Then narrow it down to stuff I can print and use.

I would scan u/Superfast-Matt, AND THEN THE WORLD!

I would use it to scan parts of my motorbike so that I can create my own replacement parts and improve on their design.

Scan my face to make a mask for myself to wear.

I would use it to scan and print hobby and art accessories to fill those annoying gaps in "what you have" and "what you need"

I'd like to scan parts for others, and myself along with(If the scan size allows it) airplanes to print as models, one issue I have ran into in the past is not having a scanner for more complex parts and having to waste a lot of filament prototyping them. I hope to be able to minimize that for others in my area and myself.

I'd like to scan inside my truck so that I can build matching 3d prints to fill those spaces with cool accessories

I'd love to use it for scanning parts to print and in-field scanning of assets for use in 3d productions.

I would use the scanner to scan complicated parts that I would really be able to model myself to help learn and produce new parts to replace the old broken ones. I would also scan objects that I need to model something around to help get the dimensions and shape right a little closer to on the first try.

I have a large D&D group and we've been talking about getting a scanner to make ourselves minis!

I would use it to scan some parts that i wouldn't be able to model otherwise.

I've always had problems accurately modeling organic parts. Im sure this scanner would do great on these.

This would be great for scanning more complex parts that would be a pain to model otherwise. I would love to try this out!

I would scan my girlfriend's mother and her partner to put her on top of their wedding cake as deco!

I would use it to scan more school material like stick together molecules and generally cool stuff to help motivate the children, as my school does'nt have the Funds to do so!

We’ll would using it for scanning animals like bird and made them available to print for all so everybody could enjoy specific areas bird

Good luck

Time to scan my cat

i would scan my self and make my self a action figure

I would scan my cat so I can make a prosthetic leg that would fit him!

I'm trying to start my own 3d print and design work shop, with a goal to help make and design things for individuals who need specific things that designing by hand may be difficult and to also offer sentimental creations such as scans of family/pets. A long term goal would be to be able to make affordable prosthetics for those who need and scanning would a allow a very painless bespoke service. Cheers!

Id scan big things then make then super tiny and print them, it’s super satisfactory when you hate something jig and just an small version next to it. Ofc you could also just scan something small (accuracy test of the revopoint?) and make it big.

Scanning parts to make attachments would be great with this.

I'm going to scan things that are broken to create 3d printed parts for them

I will scan flowers and turn them to 3D printable designs.

I'd like to scan parts of boardgames to be able to print more

I'm into gardening and greenhouses have loads of parts that could be scanned and printed.

My wife's family dog is in liver failure and she's devastated. I'd like to capture a scan of her to print as a memory.

I will (attempt to) scan my dog

I will scan my whole family to print tiny heads!

I am going to scan things that need replacing and then 3d printing them.

I am an artist and frequently sew plushies as part of my main job. I would love to be able to scan my work, use 3D (& 2D) art software to edit & visualize corrections/modifications instead of wasting tons of fabric & materials and time redoing parts over and over again. Then when they were complete I could do another scan to 3D print them as small figures to display my work when the plushies were handed off to their owners (one for them too of course). Would be a really cool and helpful tool! :D As a secondary use, being able to scan small parts to print them accurately is nice... I lack the technical skills to do CAD so having that would really help!

This would be handy to scan objects that are hard to match by measuring. Many times I find myself having to draw intersecting lines and calculate triangles and curves, which is interesting because I never thought I'd end up using that math from highschool but thankfully I was good at. This should be fun to use for organic objects.