Most of the gaskets I’ve made are for oily things and I’m not sure all would be clean enough and/or fit on my flatbed. That does sound like a very fast/effective method though! Especially if you found yourself needing to do this fairly frequently.
Photographing fairly flat angle with your phone and then scaling the imported image using a dimension such as the diameter of a screw hole or something will get you VERY close as well for more prohibitive items!
3D Scanner is really worth while if you do a lot but that’s a bit of a barrier to entry for most people currently but hopefully follows the trend of printers getting better and more affordable.
Most of the gaskets I’ve made are for oily things and I’m not sure all would be clean enough and/or fit on my flatbed. That does sound like a very fast/effective method though! Especially if you found yourself needing to do this fairly frequently.
Photographing fairly flat angle with your phone and then scaling the imported image using a dimension such as the diameter of a screw hole or something will get you VERY close as well for more prohibitive items!
3D Scanner is really worth while if you do a lot but that’s a bit of a barrier to entry for most people currently but hopefully follows the trend of printers getting better and more affordable.