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the secrets behind DOF and how complicate repairs are
With that limited range of motion how do you scan undercuts?
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Not bashing Gru, just asking. So the missing data is filled in with the software?
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Gru, in your illustration above you took liberties with the range of movement. The axis of rotation does not move as shown in your illustration. The range of motion is controlled by the gear and the center of rotation. I am not trying to bash but I am pointing out that each design has strengths and weaknesses. If you have the product and it fits your needs then all is well. If someone is shopping for a scanner then they should know the advantages and disadvantages of the design.
It is also easy to raise the scan object above the table if you have common sense or an experimental nature to what you do as most technicians have.No reseller input necessary.....
Like a kimchee jar?So true. Man I love Korean engineering though. Modular and simple. Not only on this unit, but many other things I've dissected.
Nah, can't stand it, but my Korean exchange students are nuts about it!Like a kimchee jar?
sorry Glenn never heard so much BS show us a scan with the hybrid with such hard angle we show you one with the hd no childish pics but i dont think you do !!!! we can scan the same model and compare no fear just hard facts , no sales stories hard facts .I think the Bego engeneers know why they choose Roeder HSC RD 5 , EOS 270 and the other ones and not Rola... and M..it. I am ready for a competition.
So Gru, tell us why you decided on DOF rather than Medit? I like Glenn, but sales BS is sales BS and there really is no place for it on a technical site.Nah, can't stand it, but my Korean exchange students are nuts about it!
C'mon, be nice to Glenn! He's one of the good guys.
I only responded because I pride myself in being accurate in what I say- when I screw up, I'll admit it. It's all good.
It's a mountain out of a mole hill. The Medit's a great scanner and was one of the only two I seriously considered.