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I found more information related to your question. I have not tried this yet, as I am working on a few other projects, but want to post this before I lose the information. I would be very interested in results from this, or from your own experimentations.

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To dive a little deeper, and I do mean a little ...

As I alluded to above, the Meco Midget and the Hoke torch both enjoy devoted followings, yet they cater to slightly different sensibilities. The Meco Midget is compact, ergonomic, and praised for its precise control. It usually feels substantial ...

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Familiarity, feel, preference. Those three are really the primary differences. You can probably find tips that accomplish the same effects for most types of torches. I would say that some torches are physically heavier than others so if you have to hold them throughout the day that can be a deciding ...

In your video, the bottom left window shows the brightness and cutoff level. It is my understanding the brightness is represented by the color red, meaning the red portions of the object may be too shiny or too bright to scan. However, in your video, the entire coin was a bright red.

Why is this ...

I have a fairly powerful computer system, nothing crazy ... just nice, and after doing 65 scans, the Registering process tends to fly through until it hits 90%, then it hangs. When I check the processes, the computer is pushing 8GB to 57GB of RAM usage. If I set the processes to Real-time, it does ...

If you are in Scan mode, and use the Delete Selections option for an entire scan, then try to add scans, the scans you thought you deleted will reappear. This usually means the entire scan process is lost and you have to restart from zero.

We have moved forward with purchasing from Sunstone Welders, and so far we have not been disappointed. More to follow in time.

Using the Jewel3D v2.0 software, calibration is fairly simple.

Open the Jewel3D software
From the top right menu options, click the Calibrate button.
Select the calibration mount plate that you have. I have the CB-5mm. The other option is the CB-10mm.
Click the Confirm button.
Place the ...

FreeCAD 1.0's STL Mesh Analyze and Repair is super easy and works better than any other software I have tried.

I opened a New file, then Imported the STL file I wanted to fix, then made sure I was in the Mesh workbench, select the object, under Meshes go to Analyze then Evaluate and Repair Mesh ...