I have a mesh file from a 3D scan that needs three clear steps: 1. Clean and repair the scan so it is watertight and free of noise. 2. Convert that refined mesh into an accurate CAD model delivered in STEP, IGES, or native SolidWorks format. The model will be used for prototyping, so dimensional faithfulness to the original part is important, but please keep the workflow efficient. 3. Add mold-ready features with moderate detailing—specifically offsets, split lines, and appropriate draft angles—so the part can drop straight into a basic mold design without further re-work. I will supply the raw scan and any reference photos you might need. When you reply, include examples of past work that demonstrate similar mesh-to-CAD conversions and draft preparation; no elaborate proposal is necessary at this stage. Deliverables: • Repaired mesh file • Final CAD model (STEP / IGES / SolidWorks) • Notes explaining the draft angles and split line placement If you have a streamlined approach for quickly turning scans into prototype-ready solids, I’d love to see it.