Eora 3D Scanner Calibration Target Stand

I recently purchased a 3D scanner for creating STL files of scanned objects.

It is from Eora 3D, and has a calibration target made of 5.75mm acrylic with a dot pattern

printed on it for calibration of the scanner.

It is important to have the target secured upright when doing the calibration, but there is no good way to do this without something to hold the target vertically.

I designed a simple stand to fulfill this purpose. It covers 6mm by 60mm of the center bottom

of the target, but it is away from the dot pattern, and I have successfully calibrated the scanner with this stand in place.

The slot in the stand is 6mm, should be plenty of tolerance for your 3D printer to not make the fit too tight. Mine fit just right.

Print with the triangular end on the bed, slot oriented vertically.

Print Settings

Printer:

Woodstock Delta Thingiverse #2139033

Rafts:

No

Supports:

No

Resolution:

0.2mm

Infill:

15%

Notes:

I used 3 perimeters to make it strong.

Fusion 360