3D Services

Student scanning a horse skull in the Makerspace.

The DeLaMare Library Makerspace offers access to a variety of 3D printers and scanners. Maker Wranglers offer free consultations during which you can learn how to 3D model, get help on a current project, or learn how to use any of the making equipment.

Please visit or contact the Makerspace directly for more information.

(775) 682-7385

Printing

3D printed model of a book printing press

Sintratec SLS Kit

  • Maximum Build Size: 4.5" x 4.5" x 4.5"
  • Layer Thickness: .1mm
  • Material: Nylon powder (PR12)
  • Accepted File Formats: .stl
  • Available Colors: Grey

Student using 3D printer Lulzbot

LulzBot TAZ 5

  • Maximum Build Size: 11.7" x 10.8" x 9.8"
  • Layer Thickness: .075mm to .5mm
  • Material: ABS, HIPS, Ninja Flex, and more
  • Accepted File Formats: Several. Ask for details.
  • ABS/HIPS Cost: $0.21 per gram
  • Semi-Flex/Ninja-Flex Cost: $0.26 per gram
  • Available Colors: Several. Ask for details.

Scanning

A person using an artec scanner to scan a robot model

Scanner reservations and check-out

  • The DeLaMare Science & Engineering Library has two 3D scanners available for checkout and in-house use.
  • To book the scanners for in-house use, reserve both a 3D scanner and a Maker Wrangler for the same time (You must work with a Maker Wrangler when using the 3D scanner in the library.)
  • To check out a 3D scanner, please ask to speak to the Makerspace Manager. Training with Maker Wranglers and other requirements may apply.
Students and instructor using a 3D artec scanner to scan a stuffed iguana

Artec scanning tutorials

The following links will bring you to helpful videos and compatibility specs for the Artec 3D scanners.