Training and Equipment Reservations

3D Printing: Submit a 3D Design To Be Printed

3D Printing

The Library desires to offer community access to its 3D printing technology. If you have an .stl file ready to be printed, please fill out the fields below. If possible, please upload the file to www.TinkerCAD.com prior to requesting an appointment. You will be contacted shortly after your submission is received. We will start your print job as soon as we can.
If you do not have a file and would like to know more, please visit our library class calendar for information on our next 3D printing class.
*This session assumes you have an .stl file ready to be 3D printed.
*During the pandemic please keep in mind that we are not working in the building on a regular basis. It may take several days to start printing. Please be patient.

Your Full Name*(Required)

Phone Number*(Required)

Email Address (preferred)

Please describe the nature of your specific 3D printing request:

The Library reserves the right to refuse any 3D print request.

If you are human, leave this field blank.

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3D Printer: Bibo 2

The Bibo 2 is a dual extruder 3D printer. Dual extruder printers can print objects using 2 different colored filaments. It uses ABS and PLA filament like the Flashforge Guider II, but it can produce more colorful objects in a single print. What makes the Bibo 2 unique compared to other dual extruder printers is that the extruders can also move independently, which gives the printer the ability to print matching objects at the same time, cutting production time in half.