We accept 3D printing jobs from customers who submit files from the following:
3D printing is available at Spokane Valley Library. Our 3D printers are an Ultimaker 3 and Ultimaker S3.
The 3D printer builds an object from a digital file by adding layer upon layer of plastic filament. It’s somewhat like a hot glue gun, but instead of glue, it extrudes a hard bioplastic derived from renewable starch-based resources.
Generally speaking, few limitations exist when it comes to 3D printing. You can print figures with moveable parts, prosthesis prototypes, board game pieces, fidget toys, and more. Find out more about what our 3D printers can print in the Basic Information and Settings section.
Wait times for 3D printing may be longer when demand is high. Our 3D Printing team will email or call you when your print job is finished.
Schedule a one-on-one 3D Printing Session for both quick questions and in-depth questions, including how to use 3D printing software and submitting files to the library for printing.
Tinkercad is the free, computer-aided design (CAD) web app that we recommend using to create 3D renderings. Sign up for a 3D Printing workshop to learn more about this application.
You can see one of our 3D printers in action at the Spokane Valley Library during open hours (unless it’s undergoing maintenance). Ask staff at the service desk to learn more about it.
Please review the Basic Information and Settings before scheduling your 3D Printing Session.