3D Printing

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Our New 3D Printer Meet H2D2

Meet H2-D2 — Rosewood Library’s New 3D Printing Droid!

Beep boop! I’m H2-D2, your friendly neighborhood Bambu Lab H2D 3D printer — here to help you turn imagination into reality! And guess what? My services are free for Commerce Library cardholders.

I’m fast. Really fast. I can build objects up to 350 mm × 320 mm × 325 mm, zooming along at 600 mm per second — with detail so fine it’s measured in micrometers (that’s five-millionths of a meter, if you’re curious!). With my four cameras and 36 sensors, I keep a watchful optic on every layer, ensuring your creations come out just right.

So grab your blueprint, and let’s make something amazing together. 

It’s as easy as 1-2-3D! 

  1. Create a Design in .STL or G Code File format: Files must be 7MB or smaller. Staff will view all files before adding them to the printing queue. Search pre-existing 3D models on websites like makerworld.com or Thingiverse.com.
  2. Fill out the 3D submission form: Visit the Reference Desk at Rosewood Library to pick up a form or download it below.
  3. Let me do the beeping and printing magic!

So… what will you create?

 Reminders

  • Allow others to use this free service: There is a three-piece limit per print job. The library will schedule one monthly print per person or entity during high-demand periods.
  • Pick up your item within 14 days: Items must be picked up by the individual who submitted the request. Items not picked up within 14 days will become the property of the library.
  • Don't create objects that are:
    • 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 library environment.
    • In violation of another’s intellectual property rights. For example, the printers will not be used to reproduce material that is subject to copyright, patent, or trademark protection.
  • The Library reserves the right to refuse any 3D print requests.

Additional Functions Coming Soon...

Additional functions, such as wood and metal engraving, will be available soon.

View the full 3D printer policy and procedures or call 323-722-6660 for more information.