Bringing a 90-Year-Old Car Into the Digital Age! | Revopoint Trackit SR 3D Scanner

We’re bringing a 90-year-old Austin 10 into the 21st century! But before we start making parts, we need to get the engine into the digital world. This is the first episode in our Austin 10 restomod series, where we’re taking our 1935 Austin 10 Litchfield and giving it some modern engineering while keeping its original character. The plan is to fit electronic fuel injection, improve the brakes and suspension, tackle some of those notorious old oil leaks and generally make this 90-year-old car a little more usable without losing what makes it special. In this episode, we’ve teamed up with Revopoint to put their Trackit SR 3D scanner to work. We unbox the scanner and TrackKit, take a look at how it all works, and then get stuck into scanning the Austin’s engine. I’ll take you through the scanning process, explain some of the things I’ve learned about getting accurate results, and show how we can turn an old engine into a digital 3D model ready for designing and manufacturing our own parts. It’s a fascinating bit of technology, and hopefully the beginning of a very interesting project! 🔧 Revopoint Trackit SR 3D Scanner This video is sponsored by Revopoint, who supplied the scanner for this project. ✨ Use code REVOPRSCOT for an extra 2–7% off all scanners! 🌍 Global Store: https://global.revopoint3d.com/Trackit_SR-Scott_Nothing_To_Do_With_You 🇺🇸 US Store: https://www.revopoint3d.com/Trackit_SR-Scott_Nothing_To_Do_With_You Join the Revopoint communities: Official Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/revopoint3dofficial Trackit community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/revopointtrackit 🔗 Follow the projects: Business Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bespoke_performance_eng/ Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scott_nagle/ Our eBay shop: https://ebay.us/m/DSIc2N If you enjoy old vehicles, questionable engineering decisions, fabrication and making things that probably shouldn’t work, consider subscribing! revopoint 3dscanner 3dscanning TrackitSR 3dmodeling revoscan Austin10 Restomod