PRUSA Open-Access
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Get access to an open-source 3D printer to tinker and explore and experiment on extended or recurring projects. These printers can be used with all sorts of materials and both the hardware and software can be modified for special use cases.
While Fab Lab staff will be available to offer support and troubleshooting, we want to see what you can do with the technology! This is an opportunity to take responsibility for a 3D printer, learn its ins and outs and to experiment to your heart's content.
If you have something you would like to try, come speak to us!
Complete the training course to get access. Contact us afterward to organise printer access.
The responsibility falls on you to push the printer to its limits, but also if it happens to break! There will be as many successes as there are failures. The FabLab stocks standard equipment related to the printers, but anything that falls outside of this scope will be yours to manage!
Smooth PEI Spring Steel Sheets
Standard Brass Nozzles
Hardened Steel Nozzles for abrasive material printing
Standard PLA filament @ $0.15/gram
Non-standard filament (Inquire)
If FabLab stock is available, nozzles and filament can be purchased through the NExT Lab.
In the case of broken hardware, must be replaced and paid by the student.
If a 3D Printer is modified, students are expected to return the printer back to its unmodified state when requested.