At the beginning of class I downloaded qlone but quickly realized it wasn’t the best app to use when taking my 3D scan. I was told by other classmates that scandy pro was the better option and we began to mess around with it. We started taking each others scans and I began to realize it was more challenging than it looked. I realized I needed to take it slow and my second scan turned out great. When a classmate took my scan it turned out pretty good but there was constantly a slight deformity in the face but it didn’t show up in the 3D print.

After I had a solid scan I exported it as a .obj and airdropped it to my mac. I moved to .obj into tinkercad and made a few adjustments. After that I exported it as an .stl and then I was ready to print!