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Granoff is open 9am-3pm, M-F until classes start up again on Wednesday, September 3rd. | Trainings will start 2 weeks after shopping period.
Overview of our 3D Printing Service
Overview of our 3D Printing Service
About
About
The Multimedia Labs believes everyone should have access to 3D printing technology and we will train you how to use our printers, no experience is necessary! Here is some quick info about our service:
We have 4 Prusa MK3s 3D printers located in our Physical Media Lab and available for use by trained members.
Some Policies
Some Policies
We currently provide marble (light gray with specks) PLA filament free of charge and users can only use our filament.
Printers are available on a first-come-first-serve basis.
We ask that you consider other members needs when deciding how much to print.
We are not a manufacturing hub. Our space is set up for rapid prototyping, which means printing 2-4 of your final design is great, printing 10-100 is not allowed
No printing of weapons, for example, but not limited to guns and knives. if you have questions about what is a weapon, email cats@brown.edi
Print jobs must be submitted from the Granoff MML Lab. No Remote Printing
Need Help? If you are having issues with a printing a model, you can sign up for a 1-on-1 Help Session with a CTA
3D Printer Training
3D Printer Training
Sign up for training below!
Sign up for training below!
Our 3D printing trainings are now fully in-person!
No prior experience with 3D printing is required. We will work with you to develop your skills!
Trainings will take 30-45 mins and you will receive swipe access to the PML 24-48 hrs upon completion.
3D printing training only allows you to use the 3D printers. Other equipment in the PML requires its own trainings.
train you in 3D printing I will - Baby Yoda
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Where to find 3D models
Where to find 3D models
There are so many places to find 3D models that you can print! Remember that we recommend using .STL files as part of our service because they are usually reliable for 3D printing. Here are few site with great models:
Thingiverse: general, all-around good repository
Thangs: innovative repository with AR preview and collaboration features
Prusa: respected communtiy, alot of technical/functional models
Sketchfab: Excellent place to upload, share, embed your own models. More of a market place to buy or sell high-end models.
Check out our video of tips and tricks on how to navigate, search and download models from the popular Thingiverse
3D Modeling 101 Workshop
3D Modeling 101 Workshop
Want to design your own 3D prints? New to 3D modeling? Check out our comprehensive 30 min tutorial for Tinkercad, a free, online, easy-to-use platform, that will get you making your own 3D prints in no time!
Understanding More about 3D Printing
Understanding More about 3D Printing
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