3D Printing + Makerspace at Edmonton Public Library | #yeg @EPLdotCA

Checking out the public library's Makerspace, allowing free membership users to do creative studio editing, 3D printing, book printing, and gaming.

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[Wvsteovpaint]

Thanks for sharing this! Awesome channel 

[timothylee]

Very Cool. i wish i lived in edmonton.

[php]

This is perfect for making somewhat durable plastic parts for plastic fastener hardware, furniture parts and gaming pieces. You do not use this kind of a 3D printer for making high precision scale model parts that need a glossy finish suitable for airbrushing on. This library printer is called a polymer resin deposit printer and it will always leave fine ridges on your end product that will need very heavy sanding to make glass smooth. Look for a local printer who uses a Resin Vat 3D printer (FormLabs) or Digital Light Printing 3D printer (3D Systems) for your scale modelling needs.

[ginafriend]

I've seen 3D images in my library. I think this is Great! Technology is soaring!

[nyacoustics]

If your playing video games Two hrs a day your officially addicted haha.

[nintony]

Sadly most of this isn't there anymore 😢