Five branches of the Dayton Metro Library will soon offer 3-D printers for public use.
Starting July 13, patrons can bring their USB flash drives to the Ft. McKinley, Huber Heights, Miamisburg, Vandalia and Wilmington-Stroop branches. Staff will add the files — which must be in .STL format — to a 3-D print queue.
Printing will cost ten cents per gram of material used. Objects must be smaller than 10” x 10” x 10” and take no longer than six hours to print.
Barb Kuhns, assistant director…Wednesday, July 8, 2015
Library will make 3D printing available to public
Five branches of the Dayton Metro Library will soon offer 3-D printers for public use.
Starting July 13, patrons can bring their USB flash drives to the Ft. McKinley, Huber Heights, Miamisburg, Vandalia and Wilmington-Stroop branches. Staff will add the files — which must be in .STL format — to a 3-D print queue.
Printing will cost ten cents per gram of material used. Objects must be smaller than 10” x 10” x 10” and take no longer than six hours to print.
Barb Kuhns, assistant director…
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