Laserscanningtipoftheweek

[landmeterbeuckx]

Hi,
2 years ago approx i posted a series of tips on Linkedin about my experiences with laserscanning.
I dusted them of and made a small video with them. All 24 of them and for free

LSF has an exclusive premiere off this video as i'll post the link online on monday.

Enjoy your weekend!

https://youtu.be/0GRRQViFFGE

youtu.be/0GRRQViFFGE

PS give a thumbs up if it is of any use for the future! The video isn't hollywood production so bear in mind!

[smacl]

Nice work Lieven, some great practical advise, particularly for those just starting out in scanning.

[Attila]

I looked it over carefully and found a very big mistake.




There is no 5th tip, but there are two 6th tips.

[landmeterbeuckx]

I looked it over carefully and found a very big mistake.




There is no 5th tip, but there are two 6th tips.

I saw it but i didn't find all originals in canva so i had to do some screenshots from older ones. My Photoshop skills aren't that great

[LPaulCook]

That was very nice of you to do. Good tips!
Paul

[VXGrid]

They really make sense in my opinion.
Great list!

[Leandre Robitaille]

Ima add a tip for this week

Use a compressed air can duster to clear out the cracks on the side of the mirror of your Faro scanners, that dust gets cought there when the scanner rotates and mostly affects one side, changes the weight distribution.

Just something good to do every now and then.

[landmeterbeuckx]

Ima add a tip for this week

Use a compressed air can duster to clear out the cracks on the side of the mirror of your Faro scanners, that dust gets cought there when the scanner rotates and mostly affects one side, changes the weight distribution.

Just something good to do every now and then.

I'm sure there are a lot of additional tip. Feel free to share them here.

I've had 188 views on this video so if only a few benefited from them......