can you still get the 3d probe for the prt alpha's?

[knight_toolworks]

I am debating on a job that requires 3d scanning. so far I have not found someone locally to do it. so debating on buying the probe. I would charge for the probe and the guy doing the editing and the cutting.

[paul_z]

Be cautious. 3D probing can take a lot of time. If you double the resolution (distance between probe points) you quadruple the probing time. You are also likely to generate a rather rough scan of the object.

You might be better served getting someone to optically scan your piece. Touch base with Brady Watson.

Paul Z

[ssflyer]

I've used mine for architectural reproduction pieces, like matching damaged Lion and Gargoyle corbels and relief carvings on wainscoting, but Paul's correct. The probe takes a long time, and Brady does great work.

[knight_toolworks]

yes I know about time. here is what they need dome it is too fire damaged to and I guess
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s266/knighttoolworks/posting/dresser_zps65d89802.jpg (http://s154.photobucket.com/user/knighttoolworks/media/posting/dresser_zps65d89802.jpg.html)