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Hints and support files for working with Solidworks at Reykjavik University
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- [3D printing a Solidworks part](solidworks-3dprint.md)
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# Hints
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## How do I place multiple instances of a part into an assembly
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# Printing a Solidworks part in a 3D printer (V207)
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This guide assumes you are using the 3D printers in V207.
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If you are using different printers, you may have to use a different slicer and settings.
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## Reference
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- [PrusaSlicer Help](https://help.prusa3d.com/product/prusaslicer)
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- [First print with PrusaSlicer](https://help.prusa3d.com/article/first-print-with-prusaslicer_1753?product=prusaslicer)
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- [Export to PrusaSlicer directly from Solidworks](https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/prusaslicer/prusaslicer-export-macro-from-solidworks/)
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## General Procedure
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1. Open the part in Solidworks
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1. Export the part as a `.stl` file
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1. Open the `.stl` file in a slicer designed for your printer
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1. Update the settings for your particular model of 3D printer
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- TODO: add the settings for the V207 printers --foley
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