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About Makerspace Resources

Information about equipment available in the PUL Makerspace, how to get started, software to use, and links for project ideas.

Printer & Paper Types


  • Printer method: Bubblejet
  • Media width: 6 - 44"   |   Media thickness: 0.07 - 0.8 mm
  • Max. print resolution: 2400 x 1200dpi 
  • User Manual

We supply the following paper in the Makerspace:

  • 36" wide matte coated 170gsm
  • 36" wide plain paper
  • 24" wide matte coated 170gsm
  • 24" wide adhesive matte vinyl

You may bring your own paper if approved ahead of time by Makerspace staff.

Access and Use

The PUL Makerspace large format printer is free to Princeton University students, faculty, and staff.

Getting Started

1. Make a reservation to use the large format printer here. 

*Reservations are for printing time only. If you need to design your file or need assistance preparing it for printing, please come in prior to your reservation. 

2. Prepare your file(s) ahead of time. Be sure your file(s) is in dimensions you desire, and save it as either a PDF or an Adobe Illustrator (.AI) file. 

3. Save your project onto a USB flash drive, or you can borrow a flash drive in the Makerspace.

4. Arrive on time, and check in with Makerspace staff at the time of your reservation. We'll walk you through the printing steps when we see you.

Large Format Printer Guidelines

The poster printer is available by reservation only. Walk-ins may be turned away if the printer is reserved by other patrons.

Prints are limited to two 24" x 36" posters OR one 36" x 48" poster per month (every 30 days).

The printer is not available for mass production of promotional posters. Please use Princeton's University Print & Mail Service for mass production of quality promotional posters.

Reservations are for printing time only. If you need to design your file or need assistance preparing it for printing, please come in prior to your reservation. 

Users must abide by copyright and trademark laws, as well as University, State, and Federal rules/laws.