Photos, size, material, purpose.
The quote starts by understanding the part and the file the customer needs at the end.
The workflow page explains what happens after you request a quote: how the part is reviewed, scanned, processed, rebuilt, checked, and delivered.
Each job moves through clear checkpoints: intake, capture, prepare, build/check, and deliver.
Workflow lab
The workflow keeps the job concrete: intake decisions, capture footage, scan/CAD proof, inspection evidence, and deliverable packaging.
The quote starts by understanding the part and the file the customer needs at the end.
Geometry, surface finish, access, and detail level determine the capture approach.



Clean mesh, CAD reconstruction, or deviation proof depending on the project.
The point is useful files, not a mystery folder of screenshots.
Customer, vendor, shop, designer, or archive: each handoff gets context.
This sequence keeps a scan-to-CAD job clear before time is spent capturing, rebuilding, inspecting, or packaging files.
Photos, size, material, deadlines, and final file goal.
Scanner choice and setup selected around the part.
Align, clean, and organize scan data for the next step.
Reconstruct CAD or compare geometry against the target.
Package files with context for real downstream use.


