Proto Tech Tip - Adding Graphics to your SolidWorks Design Files

Every week, Team Protocase is bringing you a Proto Tech Tip video, where we'll give an informative look at a particular aspect of sheet metal fabrication and CNC Machining.
This week, Chris is back with a SolidWorks tutorial focusing on the different ways that you can add graphics into your SolidWorks design files.
Depending on your specific application and requirements, Protocase will utilize direct digital printing or silkscreening to apply your graphics
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[@fredp.5461]

I typically add decals to my models for this, but also include the vector graphic itself for the graphics team to use. I always have the box checked for [store appearance, decal, scene data in model file] + [store images for OLE object data in model file] under Document Properties -> Model Display. - Then I don't worry about forgetting to include any referenced image data with my parts.

[@ThomasReesbeck]

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