as @Steven Jenkins mentioned, the above image you show for the "Blueprint" is not an actual part drawing. The part drawing with dimensions would not be an assembly drawing, each injection molded part would have it's own drawing and each drawing would have a handful of "critical" dimensions, 12-36, that OC would measure for each cavity of each mold, each hour... either with hand tools, vision systems, CMM's or "scanning"

@Tom Ellefsen IMO, not snarky at all, I only give that perspective because I am a CAD designer with a QC background and I work off scan data everyday. The phone LiDAR is not something I'd want to use for production, but if it's all you have, then it's the best you've got. But if you look at it like this, the iPhone Pro with LiDAR is $1500, if you spend $3000 you'll get better scans with a structured light scanner, (of course that $3000 scanner can't make calls, text or email, so there's that) I'm personally saving up for either the Freescan Trio or the Artec Leo.

MODO + Octane

@Pino C If there was an audience of 100-400 people who would like to listen to you talk about what you talked about today, would you be interested? It's a Zoom meeting of audio and video professionals, who also dabble in 3D, the format is a small panel with many others watching and it also allows people to ask questions.

No worries

@Nikita Kapustin well that bites...

@Mark McCoy I second this, speed models are fun to watch but almost useless to learn from, looking at each tool is good, but perhaps seeing that tool used in 2-3 different ways