The 3D Lab contains all of our various 3D printers.
The first Wednesday at 8pm and the third Saturday at 9am of every month.
Absolutely. Just email [email protected] and we can work out a time to get you trained.
All of them. 3D printers have a lot of moving and, frankly, dangerous parts. Even if you are a seasoned 3D printing veteran you still need to go through orientation to make sure you know the ins and outs of our particular machines.
Clogged nozzle? Something making a bad sound? Things happen. Please label the machine with an orange “Borked” tag and email [email protected] with what is happening so we can get it up and running again.
Absolutely. You are free to use your own materials in the lab printers whenever you like but there are a few ground rules.
Orientation. Or, If you have already been through orientation and this is some new arrival, track down a 3D Lab manager or email us at [email protected] and we can set up a time to get you checked off on the new equipment if it needs special training.
Who takes care of the lab’s machines?
It is everyone who uses the 3D printers responsibility to maintain the machines. This is a shared work space and these are shared tools that we all need to care for. The 3D Lab managers will do routine maintenance as needed and deal with major issues as they arise but everyone is allowed and encouraged to help out.
Talk to one of the 3D Lab managers or email us at [email protected] There are always projects that need to get done. If you want to help out we would love and be grateful for any assistance.
Email [email protected] and cc [email protected]. We would love to hear what you have to teach and help you make it happen.
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The Slack channel or by email at [email protected].