# Importing the machine models

### Import the machine into Fusion

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1. Download the **machine file** you want to import
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2. Inside a document switch to **Manufacture** Workspace
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3. Open the **Machine library**
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4. You can create a **dedicated library folder**\
   Press on **Import**

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5. Select **from Computer**
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6. Select the **machine file** you want to **import**
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8. After a **few seconds** the **machine file** will appear in **your library**
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### Inspecting the Machine in Machine Builder (Optional)

The Machine Builder allows you to **interactively explore the machine model**.\
You can move the axes using sliders to see how the machine behaves, rotates, and reaches different positions.

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1. Right Click --> **Edit in Machine Builder**
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2. Click on **Preview Machine Movements** and use the **sliders to inspect it.**
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Taking a moment to set this up now will make it easier to follow along later.\
The practical use of the machine simulation is shown in the **Build With Me** section.
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