Making Resources
The DeLaMare Library offers 3D printers and scanners, laser and vinyl cutters, a PCB milling machine, soldering and sewing stations, hand tools and more.
Contact us at (775) 682-7385 for more information.
Our expert student 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 we offer in the library, including 3D scanning and laser cutting. They support 3D modeling programs Solidworks and OnShape, as well as all equipment in the makerspace.
The DeLaMare Library Makerspace offers access to three different 3D printers. They include a Sintratec, a LulzBot Taz 5, and Stratasys uPrint SE Plus. Build size, layer thickness, filament materials available and their costs, and file formats accepted all vary per machine. Please visit or contact the makerspace directly at 775-682-7385 for more information.
The Makerspace provides access to both an Artec Spider and Artec Leo 3D scanner.
The Artec Leo is great for capturing larger items and contains a display on the scanner, negating the need to be tethered to a computer. It provides up to 0.5mm resolution and 0.1mm 3D point accuracy. It also provides our finest level of textural resolution.
Located on the second floor of the DeLaMare Library, the audio recording room features an isolation booth with two microphones and professional software for recording and editing audio. Online reservations are strongly recommended to ensure availability.
