Our engineering bins are full of projects preceded by CAD files that didn’t work. It’s an all-too-common experience. “The last time I had a company do this, they gave me a file made up of many tiny surfaces that I couldn’t even edit”. Chances are that customer never called back to complain. And then waited a long time again to try scanning and modeling on another project.
How can a bad experience with scanning develop into a positive, helpful one?
I’m faced with this problem almost daily. A bad experience with scanning. Do I dare try it again? Will it work for me this time?
A bad experience turns into a positive one not just from the right scanning technology, but more importantly what’s done with the data after the fact to create a file that’s going to work for your specific application.
We don’t just ask what kind of file you want.
We ask what you’ll use the file for.
We don’t assume that will be the last time you’ll need to use the file.
We ask how you might use the file in the future.
A CAD file that doesn’t function the way you need it to is worse than no CAD file at all. Because it wasted time and money.
QC Engineering is committed to getting you a CAD file that works. So you can advance your project with confidence.
