how deep will the super scanner scan wood
1605070
Sorry, we have no response for this question as we use it for scanning persons at security.
1074812
It will scan any flat paper up to 8 X 11". I have scanned newspaper and magazine pages.
2185813
Yes I would think so. Keep in mind the size of area scanned is smaller then 8 1/2 x 11 - looks like smaller then 6 x 4. I really like it because of its compact size. I did scan a larger picture which is done in sections and has software that puts the images together. It was amazing the job it did.
2238474
The scanner face is flat glass but the lid will raise for something as thick as an inch. You can always scan with the lid raised. Cut a piece of paper to fill in around the object in minimize black background.
2199697
My pan is only 2 inches deep also. I have never seen a Scan Pan with a 5 and 3/4 inch depth.
623224
If the paper is flat without wrinkles it will scan very fast with a steady hand. I usually scan a 8 X 11 copy in about 6 are 7 seconds.
2201349
The scan bar is only about 8" wide. You can scan longer than 11", but you might have a problem viewing it afterwards. I recommend scanning by sections anything larger than 8 1/2 by 11.
118736
I use it only to measure moisture in lumber; but I have noticed it measures basically the superficial moisture. I can measure it deeper if I first make two tiny holes in the wood to insert the sensors. I don't think it would give you what you need.
1861049
It can detect a small staple in a piece of 1x6 lumber. I can't speak to your exact use case, but I wouldn't bet my life on it. The item is very sensitive, though... you might just buy one and test; send it back if it doesn't do what you want.
1046457
The scan settings range from 200 to 1200 DPI in color of B&W; scan mode. I normally use between 200 and 400 DPI and find the quality to be OK. 1200 DPI would be under 0.001" resolution.
1534375
It does scan through stucco, but the accuracy depends on the thickness of the stucco layer and on how deep the rebar is embedded or wiring laid. A reasonably dependable detection occurs at a distance of 0.5 from the surface to rebar/live wire. Some detection occurred when I tried to check on a steel water pipe 1 foot deep, but the signal was not steady along the pipe. I haven't tried to locate wood under stucco.Regards, Mikhail
1640790
It will scan up to 50 inches at 300 dpi, or 25 inches at 600 dpi. Width, of course, is limited by the width of the device. You can download the manual at the Vupoint site for more information.
339509
Well I'm not sure if that is question or a statement. Yes there are big issues with this scanner, one of which is the inability to distinguish between wood and metal in the wood scanning mode. You can get around this by using the metal mode which will only detect metal and AC. Its been a while since I returned this item so I'm going by memory, but as I recall there is a little lightning bolt that appears when it detects AC. Read my review of this product. It will tell you all you need to know.
416973
The spine is very thick that tapers to the point. Dont have a micrometer but is strong enough to punch through 1/4 inch ply wood
614853
I would say no. It is not wide enough. It can only scan up to about 8.5 inches wide. I think most blue prints are wider than that. The length would not b e a problem
2059382
A normal 8 1/2 x 11. You are limited in width but not length. Just change the orientation of your scanner.
1004035
This metal detector will find a needle in a haystack. Depending on the pipe, I would say at least 2' depth. As a surveyor, property pipes are seldom deeper than 3". If the pipes are there you will find them with this detector.