Restoration method of historical building woodcarving based on 3D technology

Abstract

The invention relates to a historic building wood carving repair method based on a 3D technology. The historic building wood carving repair method comprises the following steps: 1, acquiring three-dimensional data of a wood carving requiring repair; 2, according to the obtained three-dimensional data, establishing a three-dimensional computer model of the wood carving requiring repair; 3, carrying out computer simulation repair on the three-dimensional computer model; 4, carrying out 3D printing on the repaired three-dimensional computer model to prepare a wood carving model; and 5, according to the wood carving model, repairing the wood carving requiring repair. The present invention provides a new historic building wood carving repair method, wherein the 3D technology is adopted to achieve scientific, rigorous and accurate historic building wood carving repair. In addition, the state of the wood carving before repair can be really recorded through storing the three-dimensional data of the wood carving requiring repair, such that difficultly-repaired damage caused by work mistake or improper operation during a repair process can be avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to building protection and restoration technology, in particular to a restoration method for historical building woodcarvings. Background technique [0002] The wood carvings in historical buildings are rich in content, diverse in techniques and exquisite in craftsmanship, which is a typical feature and an important value component of Chinese historical buildings. However, after a long period of natural weathering and man-made damage, wood carvings are often incomplete. However, the existing restoration techniques are often two-dimensional and planar, and the restoration process is extensive. The final effect depends entirely on the craftsmanship of the workers, and there is no guarantee that all restorations are scientific, rigorous and accurate. Many woodcarving restorations The process is actually a process of man-made destruction. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a 3D te...

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Problems solved by technology

However, after a long period of natural weathering and man-made damage, wood carvings are often incomplete.

However, the existing restoration techniques are often two-dimensional and planar, and the restoration process is extensive. The final effect depends entirely on the craftsmanship of the workers, and there is no guarantee that all restorations are scientific, rigorous and accurate. Many woodcarving restorations The process is actually a process of man-made destruction