Makerspace Lab

Building the future, one piece at a time.

The Makerspace Lab is a space perfect for creative thinkers with innovative ideas that can be brought to life. Our current Dremel 3D printers are available for building physical models designed for all types of projects. The SOL 3D Scanner uses high-quality precision and detail to copy small physical items that can be printed into 3D models. Do you want a more hands-on experience? The MYNT3D Printing Pen “Pro” gives you all the control at your fingertips that will turn your ordinary drawings into 3D works of art!

Please carefully read and complete the following forms below to get started on building your 3D prints:

Dremel 3D45 3D Printer

• Single Extrusion Maximum Build Volume: 10” x 6” x 6.7”
• Dremel 1.75mm Filament Only
• Filament Types: PLA, ECO-ABS, PETG
• File Types Supported: STL, OBJ, GCODE

SOL 3D Scanner

Object Sizes Supported:

• Diameter: 25-100 mm / 1-4 in
• Height: 30-100 mm / 1.2-4 in
• Diameter: 70-170 mm / 2.75-6.7 in
• Height: 80-170 mm / 3.2-6.7 in

MYNT3D Printing Pen “Pro”

• Print Material: ABS, ABS
• Nozzle Diameter: 0.60 mm
• Power Input: 5VDC 2A

Einscan H & HX Scanner

• Hybrid Scanner: Blue Laser & LED Rapid Light Scanning
• Scan Accuracy:
  • Rapid Scan: Up to 0.05mm
  • Laser Scan: Up to 0.04mm
• Scan Speed:
  • Rapid Scan: 1.2 million points per second
  • Laser Scan: 480 thousand points per second
• Point Distance:
  • Rapid Scan: 0.25mm-3mm
  • Laser Scan: 0.05mm-3mm

VLS 6.75 Laser Engraver

• Hybrid Scanner: Blue Laser & LED Rapid Light Scanning
• Laser Material Processing Area (W x H) 32 x 18 in (813 x 457 mm)
• Overall Dimension (W x H x D) 44 x 39 x 36 in (1118 x 991 x 914 mm)

Please check with a Makerspace Technician for a list of acceptable materials.

mBots & mBlocks

• No Coding Experience Required: Learning is easy with graphical programming software mBlock.
• Learning High-Level Languages: From graphical programming to Arduino in C language coding, you master programming from basic to advanced levels.
• Programs (or scripts) in mBlock are compiled by vertically connecting different types of blocks like a jigsaw puzzle.