As one can see in this video, it's very comprehensive to place your Sense 3D scanner directly at the back of your notebook screen;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLFonu92Wn4

Because the scanner has to be pointed very precise to the scanned object during scanning, viewing 'through' your notebook's screen is the best way to do this.

In the video they use tape to place the scanner on de back of their screen, which IMHO is not very professional. So I came up with a nice brace, so you can hang your 3D scanner on the back of your screen.

The brace comes in two parts, which can be screwed together using three screws (3 mm wide thread and 30 mm long). The only special part one has to find, is the 'photo camera pod screw' (the one with the large thread). I took mine from a web cam, which I didn't use.

The brace comes in two parts, which can be screwed together using three screws (3 mm wide thread and 30 mm long). The only special part one has to find, is the 'photo camera pod screw' (the one with the large thread). I took mine from a web cam, which I didn't use.