Dual Axis Turntable for Accurate 3D Scanning, Easy Capturing Detail-rich 3D Data of Small-Medium Objects, Compatible for POP3/INSPIRE/MINI/RANGE/MIRACO 3D Scanners

Really impressed with this turntable and it's flexibility in use given the speed and angle control. The real shame is that it is not configurable with third party applications such as Creality, which is understandable given they are a competitor. Hard to see anything wrong with it as it does exactly what it is supposed to do and is controllable from a phone app as well as manually. Can be a bit of a trick to work the phone and hold the scanner, hence my integration comments, but until Creality or others come up with an integrated powered turntable solution this is the best option and a well made one. Rotations are smooth without any noticeable jerkiness which helps with scanning.

I didn't expect anything bad as it was from a reputable company Revopoint. The quality is just enough to provide what it needs. It functions perfectly, connects to the PC/Laptop and operates as it should. I have to say it is a bit on a pricey side but at least you'll know it definitely wirks.

Well built and sturdy table. The top could be bigger for more versatility, but I have stuck a larger top on using sticky pads. Really needs the revo assistant app to give full control unless you are happy to have the PC connected to the table. With the Miraco scanner that sort of defeats the object of the stand alone scanner. The app works very well, but the "Non official app "ADATT controller 5.APK" is better because it has preset buttons rather than the touch/slider, which can be a bit hit and miss. Overall a nice solid, heavy table that will improve scanning results. Recommended.

This new (“Turntable II”) version is poorly designed and a big step backwards from the previous version. They have moved the marker dots to a separate mat which created two new problems that were not present on the original version: 1. The mat does not stick to the turntable (making it magnetic would make the most sense), so it just slides off when the turntable is tilted. 2. The mat covers up the threaded holes, so those holes can’t be used together with the marker dots. You could try to use the included sticky pad to secure the mat, but this is quite thick so will cause the marker mat to be up in the middle and down at the sides causing the item being scanned to wobble and reduce the quality of the scan. Using the sticky pad also means that you no longer have that to secure the item being scanned, so the marker mat will be more secure but the item will just slide off when tilted. I guess I could just stick marker dots directly onto the turntable and simply throw the marker mat away but then the sticky pad is likely to pull them off and for the price of this turntable, it really should be better designed than this or just left as it was as the previous version was much better!

Far too expensive