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Macro 3D Scanner for 3D Scanning Small Objects - MechScan
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Tips for 3D Scanning Small Objects | LMI Technologies
How to Choose the Best 3D Scanner to Use With Your 3D Printer | Formlabs
Blog - Scan Large & Micro Small Parts With the HDI Compact
Rexcan DS2 Small Object 3D Scanner - YouTube
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CowTech's $99 3D scanner captures detail from small objects | Engadget
