I will reverse engineer 3d scans into clean parametric cad step files for cnc 3d print


About this gig
Turn your raw 3D scans into clean, fully editable, and machinable CAD solid models.
If you have a 3D scan (.STL, .OBJ, .PLY) or reference photos and need a production-ready CAD model for CNC machining, 3D printing, or injection molding you are in the right place.
I don't just wrap meshes or use auto-surfacing. I rebuild your parts from scratch using true parametric feature trees to ensure exact geometry and smooth CAM toolpath generation.
My Workflow:
- Alignment & Datum Setup: Aligning the scan to exact axes in Geomagic Design X.
- Feature Extraction: Extracting precise cross-sections and parametric sketches.
- Solid Reconstruction: Rebuilding accurate solid geometry in SolidWorks.
- Deviation Analysis: Checking 3D heat maps against the original mesh to guarantee tight tolerances.
What You Will Get:
- High-accuracy STEP (AP214 / AP203) and IGES solid files.
- Native editable source files upon request.
- 3D Mesh deviation report (heat map) verifying accuracy.
- Clean STL/3MF files optimized for 3D printing or toolpath generation.
Important: Every scan is unique in complexity. Please contact me before placing an order with your mesh/photos so I can review the file and give you an exact quote and tu
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Get to know Stanislav S
- FromUkraine
- Member sinceAug 2021
Languages
English, Ukrainian
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FAQ
Q: What software do you use?
I use Geomagic Design X for scan processing, mesh alignment, and deviation verification, and SolidWorks for clean parametric CAD reconstruction.
What file formats do you need to start?
Any standard mesh format (.STL, .OBJ, .PLY, .ASC) and/or reference photos with physical dimensions if available.
Can I edit the model after delivery?
Yes! The delivered STEP/IGES files are native solid bodies that can be imported and edited in any modern CAD software (Fusion 360, SolidWorks, Inventor, Rhino, Mastercam, etc.).
