What is it?
The library's printers create objects by laying down many thin layers of plastic. You can design your own 3D model or find a file online that someone else has already created.
How do I get started?
Addtional Information:
The library's 3D printers use STL files and have a maximum print size of 11 x 11 x 9.5 inches.
What is it?
The library's vinyl cutter can help you create custom logos, lettering, stickers and signs.
How do I get started?
Addtional Information:
The library's vinyl cutter works with SVG files, but it may be possible to convert other file types as well. Vinyl is available in a variety of colors and the maximum width for a cut is 24 inches.
What is it?
Large format printing can be used to create posters, banners, and prints up to 36 inches wide and of almost unlimited length.
How do I get started?
Addtional Information:
The large format printer can print files up to 36 inches across on both lightweight and heavyweight paper. The library has Adobe InDesign and Illustrator to help format and design prints.
What is it?
The laminator can cover documents, photos, and posters with a protective plastic film.
How do I get started?
Addtional Information:
The laminator can be used for flat objects up to 27 inches across.
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