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Rapid Prototype

Access a rapid prototyping device if the device supports the SolidWorks 3D Printer driver specification and the driver is installed on your system.

Specify the printer device on the 3D Printer tab.
Specify the model orientation on the Build Orientation tab.

Specify parameters such as Number of copies, Scale, Material, and Print Quality and view Build Statistics, depending on the print driver implementation.

If Advanced Settings is available, it provides additional vendor-specific options.

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