Would you spend $1000 for a 3D scanner printer add-on that works reliably?

[soofle616]

What I envision would work to create a near perfect .stl replication every time for every material.

Z axis resolution better than .1mm. X-Y resolution depending on desired speed. Scan area defined by the printer its attached to.

Complex shapes will require more than 1 scan which will be stitched together.

I missed the part about it being a printer attachment. Honestly, unless it has the ability to scan large objects (more than 12" cubed) it's not something i'd be interested in at that price BUT if you can figure out a way to get perfectly clean stl's every time and port your software to work with other scanners THAT would be worth something.