LSC-CyFair Library Guides: 3D Printing: 3D PRINTING BASICS

3D PRINTING

3D printing is available to all library users, including community members, students, and LSC employees.

It is $0.10 cents per gram of filament with a $1.00 minimum per print. Multiple prints might be possible at the same time.

Max size: 29.5 Length x 19.5 Width x 16.5 Height in centimeters (9,492 Cubic Centimeters)
Max size: 11.6 Length x 7.6 Width x 6.5 Height in inches (573 Cubic Inches)

EXAMPLES

Octopus Planter

Game Controller Holders
game controllers 3d model

Meditating Cat Statue
meditating cad 3d model

NOTE: At this time, the library is:

Disclaimer for 3D Printing

Use: The 3D printer may be used only for lawful purposes. The library will not print material that is:

Prohibited by local, state or federal law.
Unsafe, harmful, dangerous or poses an immediate threat to the well‐being of others.
Obscene or otherwise inappropriate for the college environment.
In violation of another's intellectual property rights. For example, the printer will not be used to reproduce material subject to copyright, patent or trademark protection.

The library reserves the right to:

Refuse any 3D print request. Printing is entirely at the discretion of the library and the library reserves the ability to deny service for any reason.
Use staff discretion to organize the print queue for overall efficient output.
Photograph all 3D objects printed. Images may be used for reporting, assessment, and marketing.
Gather feedback from users.
Implement additional requirements not listed here.

3D printed trough for aquarium.

3D printed dinosaurs with split key rings (supplied separately)

3D printed Octopus planter (with water hole at bottom) used as pencil holder.

3D printed spinal vertebrae skeleton.