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  • Lycoming IO-580 Scan

    Did a test scan of the head and cylinder areas in preparation for designing a baffle kit, and/or plenum. Untitled.jpg
    N57PM Glasair Sportsman
    https://eaabuilderslog.org/?s=u2fletch

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    Originally posted by U2fletch View Post
    Did a test scan of the head and cylinder areas in preparation for designing a baffle kit, and/or plenum. Untitled.jpg
    Which scanner did you use?

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  • #3
    Started doing some research on 3D scanners. So many on the market! How did you decide on the one you bought?

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    • U2fletch
      U2fletch commented
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      I think I was watching SuperFastMatt on YouTube, and a few others that were using that scanner. Claugh42 I think also has used that scanner

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    Did some Mesh Profile sketch planes in a few places to test the idea of using the scan to design a baffle kit. Cut the profile sketches onto some card stock with the laser. Think this will work.

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    N57PM Glasair Sportsman
    https://eaabuilderslog.org/?s=u2fletch

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    • #5
      Nice! I assume you will have the patterns laser cut?
      Last edited by Mark Dickens; 02-11-2026, 07:36 AM.

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      • U2fletch
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        Yes! That is the plan once I get everything mocked up. I don’t have a fiber laser, so will send it off to SendCutSend for fabrication.

    • #6
      I've used sendcutsend for cutting my RV-14 panel plus some other stuff on the Companion. They've always done a good job for me

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