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Wow, awesome! Excellent work @The Hat !!!

Actually I included those holes and rod merely as a travel stop, to avoid that the sensor goes beyond the edge of the paper. When that...

With the utmost gratitude I wish to thank The Hat for supplying me with not one but 2 scanning jigs/rulers for my Colormunki/i1Studio...

The rail is very useful (absolutely necessary ?) for working with ArgyllCMS produced prints as you will be measuring many more samples...

Thanks yes I was aware of this. Mine came from a known source a retired pro friend of mine. He had been through similar with his first...

Yes the unit came with iPublish so I was very happy. With ArgyllCMS I used to use a coupleof GUI front ends. One being Little Argyll e...

Asking myself if you will have that essential license for printer profiling for the i1Pro2....the license costs as much as a device...

It was only a tongue in cheek suggestion to ask if you were volunteering to remove the feet and scan directly on print surface. ;) :) I...

I can do a test with the new slightly elevated jig (I am now using a paper/wood jig, so practically flat) and see if there is a...

I suspect you may be right here but I have not actually tested. What we need is for someone to cut off the little feet on the unit...

The latest i1Studio and CCStudio versions generates patches with a white or black separation bar unlike the older versions of...

Year ago I printed a ruler-guide for my Color Munki. Looks similar to your model,but it has some 'extras'. See the old thread...

There is the first version in two parts. I joined them, using 2mm. steel rods and some glue.

FWIW, and bearing in mind I have not tried a guide such as these. I believe the Z direction (height) can adversely readings due to...

I'm in the process of printing your two STL files..