3D Printers
- Fused deposition modeling (FDM), single extruder
- Filament: PLA
- Build volume: 11.6" (length) x 7.5" (width) x 6.3" (height)
- MakerBot Replicator+ User Manual
- Fused deposition modeling (FDM), single extruder
- Filament: PLA
- Maximum build volume: 11.8" (length) x 12.0" (width) x 18.0" (height)
- MakerBot Z-18 User Manual
MakerBot Method
- Fused deposition modeling (FDM), dual extruder
- Filament available: PLA and PVA
- Maximum build volume: 6.0" (length) x 7.5" (width) x 7.75" (height)
- MakerBot Method User Manual
- Material compatibility chart
3Doodler Start+
- Analog doodling for the beginner
- Filament type: PLA
- Available for 3-day checkout
- Getting started with the Start+
3Doodler Pro+
- Elevate your analog doodles with the "professional" pen
- Filament type: PLA, Nylon, Flexy, Wood, Copper
- Multiple extruder types
- Available for 3-day checkout
- Getting started with the Pro+
Access and Use
To use the 3D printers, training is required. Sign up for a training here.
We use Canvas for the online portion of our 3D printer trainings. You may self-enroll in our Canvas course using this link.
Once you're trained, you can make a reservation to use the 3D printers here.
3D Printer Guidelines
To use the 3D printers, you must complete a one-time training session. Sign up for a training here.
We can support print jobs up to 12 hours per print.
Patrons may reserve 1 (one) printer at a time.
Reservation length should correspond with the duration of your 3D print job. Get a time estimate for your print using MakerBot Print or CloudPrint.
There is no charge for 3D printer filament. You must use library-supplied filament.
PUL Makerspace 3D printers are available for research, academic, and non-commercial purposes.
Users must abide by copyright and trademark laws.
No weapons, parts for weapons, weapon accessories, or weapon replicas may be produced with any Makerspace equipment.
Makerspace employees reserve the right to deny or cancel any job that does not comply with policy.