Need a 3d part printed

[whitewalrus]

Library districts have started to buy things like 3D printers. That?s another option for people without them.

Pikes peak library district has a campus with all kinds of stuff that can be booked and used. Though it doesn?t help the OP here, it?s an option for others who may need.


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[Jer]

Library districts have started to buy things like 3D printers. That?s another option for people without them.

Pikes peak library district has a campus with all kinds of stuff that can be booked and used. Though it doesn?t help the OP here, it?s an option for others who may need.


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FWIW, I checked with my local library a couple of years ago to print a part and they quoted me quite a bit more than just buying it online. Not sure why libraries were always a source of printing things for free... until 3D printers. I can understand wanting to recoup the cost of materials (even though I never heard of a paper or ink charge for printing resumes even when it was more expensive back in the day) as they're higher and the final products could be resold. But making a 3-4x profit kind of makes the Library, which I'm paying taxes for taxes for and never get use of otherwise, a for-profit business.