Best scanner for capturing a motorcycle?

[curious aardvark]

isn't the einscan almost idemntical to the david systm ?

Might be worth looking at the scanify unit as well. http://www.desktop3dprinter.com/3d-s...d-scanner.html
Pretty much just a handheld unit. Supposed to be quite good and realistically the cheapest unit that might do the job.

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David system is maybe a little better then the Einscan-Pro but is a lot of work to setup properly,
The Scanify is not really accurate, and stitching scans is based on a subscription setup, more stitching, more pay

But don't just look for a scanner. the software is even more important to get good accurate and closed scans, manually adjusting scans to fit is a long and tedious job that still could not guarantee good results.
that's why I chose the Einscan, the software stitching is fats and very easy.

Be careful about choosing a scanner, you need at least 0.1mm or smaller accuracy to get the detail you want for motor parts,
some manufactures don't really mention the accuracy or use fancy words to describe blobs