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Re: Using solid works student edition for work
"Commercial and institutional use is prohibited."

This line more than likely prohibits you from doing so. This is unless you happen to work for a school and you happen to be teaching students. Basically if you are going to make money with their product you have to pay for a full license.

Of course, I am NOT a lawyer so your mileage may vary.
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