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  • September 24, 2026 at 6:46 pm #98

    Thinking about a scanner? The best advice comes from people who’ve used one on a real car. If you own a scanner (or used to), please share how it went. Copy the template below into a new topic and fill in what you can. Short and honest beats long and polished.

    Title your topic like this: Scanner name: what you scanned (e.g. “Revopoint MIRACO: 964 engine bay and rear subframe”)

    Review template

    Scanner / software:
    Price paid (and year bought):
    How long you've used it:
    
    What I scanned:
    (car, parts, size, shiny/black/dark surfaces?)
    
    Setup:
    (markers, spray, turntable, lighting, computer specs)
    
    Accuracy:
    (did parts made from the scan fit? how far off, in mm?)
    
    Ease of use: /10
    Software: /10
    Value for money: /10
    
    What it's great at:
    What it struggles with:
    Would you buy it again? Yes / No / Maybe, and why:
    
    Example scans: (link your racecarscans.com uploads or add photos)

    A few ground rules

    • Review what you’ve actually used. Tell us if you got it free or at a discount from the maker.
    • Numbers help: file size, triangle count, scan time, and how well a printed part fit.
    • Comparing two scanners? One topic per scanner, and link between them.
    • Be fair. Every scanner has limits, and knowing them is what makes a review useful.

    Questions about a review? Reply in that review’s topic. This post is locked so it stays easy to find.

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