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    The Einscan-S will be able to scan most of those objects, but some won't be easy,
    it's thin edges that will be a problem, and the auto align feature will have trouble aligning the front and back to each other.
    you could scan the front and back as separate parts and align them yourself, best is to add an object to the scan, that can help with aligning.

    also remember that to get the best result you will have to cover everything in a matte light (white) colour, transparent or dark coulour will get bad results.

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    The Einscan-S will be able to scan most of those objects, but some won't be easy,
    it's thin edges that will be a problem, and the auto align feature will have trouble aligning the front and back to each other.
    you could scan the front and back as separate parts and align them yourself, best is to add an object to the scan, that can help with aligning.

    also remember that to get the best result you will have to cover everything in a matte light (white) colour, transparent or dark coulour will get bad results.
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    Thanks for the tips. What about the overall accuracy? If the scanner produces a distorted model, then it is useless for my projects.

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