Raptor 3D Scanner Build Manual - General Instructions
Raptor 3D Scanner Build Manual
General Instructions
Please carefully read these instructions before assembling your Raptor 3D scanner.
Checking the Parts
Unpack the kit and carefully verify that all parts have been supplied and none have been damaged during
shipping. To help you with this, an Illustrated Bill of Materials is available in the Appendix B on page 30 of
this Build Manual. We have prepared bags that correspond with the steps pointed out in this manual. Each
bag that comes with the kit has its own packaging list and all parts are carefully labeled. if you find any
missing or damaged parts please contact us immediately by email:
support@reprapuniverse.com
Before you start assembling
Take your time and carefully read through each chapter of this build manual instructions to gain an idea of
what is involved and how much time it will take, before starting assembling. Work on a firm table or work
bench in a clean dry well-lit area. Observe tool safety and take anti-static precautions.
Level of Skill
Building up the Raptor 3D scanner requires no advanced technical skills. The Raptor 3D scanner is
specifically designed to be a very easy to build 3D scanner. There is no soldering required during the
assembly of the 3D scanner as all connections are plug and play. The electronic unit has already been
prepared. You will need to flash the software to the Raspberry Pi B+, see page 24-25 of this Build Manual.
An internet connection is required. For connecting the electronics keep strictly to the instructions provided
in this Build Manual. Wrong installations can destroy your electronics. Make sure you have the necessary
technical skills to carry out the work, or enlist the help of someone who does
Tools Required
No special tools are required assembling the Raptor 3D Scanner. You will only need some standard hex
keys and screw drivers.
Technical Support
If you are having a technical question or run into any problem please contact:
support@reprapuniverse.com
. We will always do our best to resolve any problems encountered. We
currently offer support in the following languages: English, German and Dutch.
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