Workflow file / tested guidance
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From First Mesh to CAD: Choose the Right Export Without Guessing
Select STL, OBJ, 3MF, or another handoff by downstream task, then verify units, axes, mesh integrity, dependencies, and critical features.
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Verify the First Scan: Scale, Dimensions, Holes, and Fine Edges
Check import units, gross scale, fitted planes, bore sections, fine edges, repaired areas, and repeatability before releasing a mesh.
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Run the First Reference-Part Scan and Catch Setup Errors Early
Choose a diagnostic reference part, preserve raw captures, align separate orientations, and trace visible defects back to setup causes.
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First Calibration, Step by Step: What to Check Before Scanning
A controlled first-calibration sequence covering target identity, lighting, pose feedback, fault isolation, and a recorded reference scan.
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Is the PC and Bench Ready? A Short First-Scanner Setup Test
A practical acceptance test for the real scanner, computer, USB path, local storage, lighting, and bench under a live capture workload.
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First-Scanner Setup: Check the Workspace Before Unboxing
A pre-unboxing checklist for bench stability, controlled lighting, working clearance, cable routing, kit inventory, and a reproducible setup record.
Method / Shared baseline
Guides in this workflow use the same reference part and record every setup change. That makes the small differences useful to a first-time buyer.