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#<p style="margin-top: 40px;">Right-click on the tab for the Part Studio part and select "Export".</br>[[image:img1737964550651.png|200px]]</p>
#<p style="margin-top: 40px;">Right-click on the tab for the Part Studio part and select "Export".</br>[[image:img1737964550651.png|200px]]</p>
#<p style="margin-top: 40px;">In the dialog box that appears:</p>
#<p style="margin-top: 40px;">In the dialog box that appears:</p>

Revision as of 14:50, 26 January 2025

  1. Right-click on the tab for the Part Studio part and select "Export".
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  2. In the dialog box that appears:

    1. Make sure the 'File name' matches the part name.

      NOTE: if you have had this part 3D printed before, then add a version to the file name. For example, if this is the second time then add ' v2' to the end of the file name.

    2. Set 'Format' to "STL".

    3. Do NOT check 'Export models oriented Y axis up

    4. Set 'STL Format' to "Binary".

    5. Set 'Units' to "Millimeter".

    6. Set 'Resolution' to "Fine".

    7. Set 'Options' to "Download".

    8. There should be no need to check 'Export unique parts...' because you should have only one part in the drawing.

    9. You should not need to check 'Include hidden instances...' because you should only have one part in the drawing.
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  3. Click 'Export'
    NOTE: The file will be saved into your Downloads folder (e.g. C:\Users\username\Downloads)>