#+TITLE: DONE 3D printing Sammelsurium :blog_sl:3dprint:lb_persistent:
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Here I will unite my experiments, hints, tips and random finds in
relation to 3d printing. Most of these experiments will be done with
my P1S printer from [[Bambulab'w][Bambu Labs]]. Therefore this blog page is
persistent.

* Related Links
- Online repair =STL= files with [[StlRepair'w][Formware's online STL repair service]]

* Upcoming (unfinished) experiments and tasks

** Copying objects in 3D - Scanning for Printing
The following process allows you to turn real-world objects into
3D-printable files with ease.

- Install a 3D Scanning App designed to utilize the iPhone's LiDAR and
  cameras for 3D scanning, like:
  - Polycam
  - 3D Scanner App
  - Scandy Pro
  - Qlone
- Prepare the Object:
  - Ensure the object is well-lit. Avoid shiny or transparent
    surfaces, as they can be hard to scan.
  - Place the object on a contrasting background to improve scan
    quality.
- Scan the Object:
  - Use the app to capture the object from multiple angles.
  - Follow on-screen instructions for best results.
- Export the 3D Model:
  - Most apps let you export in formats like STL, OBJ, or PLY, which
    are compatible with 3D printing.
- Edit the Model (Optional):
  - Use software like Blender, Meshmixer, or Tinkercad to refine the
    scan if needed.
- Prepare for Printing:
  - Import the model into a slicer software (e.g., Bambu Studio, Cura).