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The Result

Our client was absolutely delighted with the completed case lids, which were perfectly finished and fitted. The flawless result means he can now return to enjoying his motorcycle rides worry-free. This exceptional outcome was delivered through the precise detail and quality guaranteed by our advanced 3D scanning and software capabilities.

This case study powerfully demonstrates how 3D scanning techniques offer a significant advantage over traditional manual methods. For motorbike restorations—and a wide range of other specialized applications—this digital approach dramatically improves both the speed and effectiveness of component replication.

If you're seeking to streamline your next restoration with high-quality, custom parts, simply reach out to the friendly team at Quality3D.

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Custom-manufacturing 1960s Motorcycle Side Case Lids

The Task

The owner of a rare 1960s motorbike contacted us after losing the right-side case lid, an irreplaceable part. Since finding a replacement was impossible, he brought us the left-side lid as a blueprint. We welcomed the opportunity, successfully replicating the unique design from the remaining piece to manufacture a new pair and complete the bike's restoration.

The Solution

3D scanning technology provided a lightning-fast and highly effective method for replicating the missing part. We used our blue laser scanner to meticulously capture the complex geometry—both internal and external—of the existing lid with absolute precision. Utilizing CAD software, we then refined this data, mirrored it, and perfected the design to create an exact digital pair. The new lids were 3D printed in durable ABS for high impact strength and chemical resistance, then finished with a black glossy coat before successful delivery.

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