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Another thing about this bit >>2928535 is that it can be a bit tricky to try and focus on keeping the optimal distance to the object while also trying to scan the part you want to scan, especially if it's irregularly shaped and on a turntable or if you are hand scanning it. In both cases however some practice goes a long way and it's not terribly difficult to pick up. It has an automatic contrast and brightness setting for the IR lights that works pretty well but you can also take manual control of that and it can help in some really tricky edge cases. It's also important to know you can pause a scan without ending it so you can really dial in on one spot, pause, then move to others. It will also give you a greyscale image of what the IR cameras can see as well as the optical ones which can be helpful.

Another thing is sometimes it gets really confused (rarely in my experience) and it can lead to hilarious outcomes. Pic related is an impact driver that it turns out is radially symmetric about the shaft, and it got convinced that it had two handles and the more I scanned it the more convinced it became that it was right.