About 3D Printing
3D printers can take a digital file you have created, found, or bought, and turn it into a real-life, three-dimensional object.
Our Eastside Branch has two 3D printers:
- Both printers are Bambu P1S printers, with a build volume of 256x256x256 mm3 (millimeters cubed)
You will need a library card to use a computer and send a 3D print. There is a maximum of one object printed per person per day. No new projects can be started within 30 minutes of the library’s closing time.
Printing weapons or weapon parts (including cosplay props, accessories or toys), sexually explicit materials, drug paraphernalia, smoking accessories or other items that contravene the library’s Rules of Conduct is not permitted.
3D Printing FAQs
- How much does it cost to 3D print?
- What type of material do your 3D printers use?
- What file types can I print?
- What colours are available for printing?
- How can I make my own 3D designs?
- How can I find 3D designs that I can download to print?
- Do I have to use the filament that WPL provides?
- Is there a maximum print time? Do I need to wait at the library for my print to complete?
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