Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

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I'm not as artistic as many people that use the Revopoint POP scanners ($450), but I use them to reverse engineer things to make new parts. For this example I'm going to use my old POP scanner and reverse engineer the radio/dash of my 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88.

Here are some of the things I used:
* Revopoint POP2 3D scanner ( amzn.to/3uiSDsO )
* Black Clay to hold parts ( amzn.to/3vj6rnR )
* Magnaflux Spotcheck ( amzn.to/33ayav7 )
* Aesub 3D Scanning Spray ( shop.gomeasure3d.com/collections/aesub-3d-scanning-spray )
* Maxidon CAD/CAM Spray ( amzn.to/3uYNs1x )
* White PETG ( amzn.to/3Lg00r4 )
* Scanner Feature Ring ( thingiverse.com/thing:5270756 )
* Microphone stand ( amzn.to/3PBlt0m )
* 1/4 inch tripod ball head ( amzn.to/3FZlNSc )
* 1/4 to 3/8 inch tripod adapter ( amzn.to/3LeR44B)
* Retrosound Replacement / Configurable Radio ( amzn.to/37PH0RK )
* Chrome Spray Paint ( amzn.to/3PoEfb2 )

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