Summary

3D scanning is changing the way we build roll cages, making accurate, professional-level fitment more accessible than ever. Whether you're a DIY builder or a professional fabricator, combining 3D scanning with CAD modelling gives you a powerful way to plan, model, and fabricate roll cages with greater precision and efficiency.

When paired with CNC notching, tube bending, and laser-cut sheet metal, 3D scanning takes the guesswork out of fabrication and delivers consistent, high-quality results. If you're building a roll cage for motorsport use or even if you plan to have one fabricated for you, this workflow can save you time, improve fitment, and help ensure compliance with your local safety regulations.

⚠️ NOTE: Before building your roll cage (aka safety structure), always check with your local motorsport governing authority for rules around cage materials, layout, specs, and welding requirements. These can be class-specific, and you should get this information direct from the source, not from a random forum or internet link.