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Awesome video, awesome application. Great demonstration of scanning as an ‘enabling’ factor for this type of business.
Only issue was Dale Jr. saying at the end that its accurate to “one-thousands of an inch”, which is clearly not the case. I’m thinking he is used to such phrases as it relates to reverse engineering his car engine components.
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