Description, The Prusa Core One and Mini are 3-D printers which take a digital file and print a three dimensional object out of PLA filament. The Core One has a maximum build volume of 9.8" x 8.6" x 10.6" (250 mm x 220 mm x 270mm), a 0.4 mm brass nozzle and a layer resolution range of 0.05 mm - 0.3 mm. The Prusa Mini has a maximum build volume of 18 x 18 x 18 cm | 7 x 7 x 7 in, a 0.4 mm nozzle and a layer…, Reservation time:, 2-4 hours Reserve Prusa Core One Reserve Prusa Mini, Requirements, We provide, Safety training Filament A laptop with internet access and Prusa Slicer installed, You must bring, A file ready to print, Required Forms and Tutorials, Before you use a Prusa 3-D printer for the first time, you must complete: A Makerspace Registration Packet The online Makerspace Safety Orientation The online 3D Printer Safety Training, Software and File Creation, Free files to print are available at Thingiverse , Printables , and Makerworld . To create your own files to 3-D print, any program which creates in .STL format will work. Options include: Tinkercad SketchUp Blender To print an .STL file we need to use a, slicing program, , which converts the 3-D model into instructions for the 3-D Printer (gcode). For this machine we use PrusaSlicer . This program is available to use in the Makerspace, but we recommend that you test out the slicer on your design first at home to get an estimate of the size and resolution you will be able to print in. The more you prepare in advance the more print time you have for your…, Acceptable Materials, The Makerspace has PLA in a variety of colors. We can’t guarantee stock of a specific color. If you would like to use your own PLA filament email hpl.makerspace@hayward-ca.gov after placing your online reservation request, and we will review your request. , Resources, Tutorial Videos PrusaSlicer Tutorials by 3D Revolution Manuals and Guides Prusa Slicer Guide Manual Free 3D Modeling Software Tinkercad SketchUp Blender Slicing Program PrusaSlicer Projects How to Model a House in Tinkercad, Contact the Makerspace, : , (510) 583-2108 |, Email
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How Do I Make a Reservation?, Reservations can be made at the Digital Media Lab reservation page. Make a Reservation, When Will It Be Open?, Fridays from 2:30-4:30 P.M. Check the library calendar for up-to-date open hours and closures. Digital Media Lab Hours, What is available to use?, The Digital Media Lab has four iMac computers fully loaded with the Adobe Creative Cloud suite. This includes: Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, Lightroom, InDesign, After Effects, Audition, Animate, and Character Animator. The Digital Media Lab uses a special kind of Adobe License called a Feature Restricted License. Some tutorials and generative AI features are not available., Where Is It?, The Digital Media Lab is at the Downtown Library on the 2nd floor., How Old Do I Have to Be?, If you're over 18, you just need to fill out the registration form. If you're over 13 but under 18, you must have your registration form completed by an adult guardian., What Do I Need to Do Ahead of Time?, Before your first appointment you must complete:, Digital Media Lab Registration Form, What Should I Bring? A project idea to work on. A storage method for your project such as a USB drive or external hard drive. Questions? , Hpl.MediaLab@hayward-ca.gov
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