How does it work?
Maximum Print Area: 7.5 x 7.5 x 7.75in
Any questions about 3D printing or this form? Contact us at apl-innovate@austin.tx.libanswers.com.
In order to submit this form, you must agree to the following 3D Printing Procedures and Guidelines:
The Austin Public Library cannot guarantee model quality or stability, nor confidentiality of designs. Library staff will attempt to print a submission a maximum of three (3) times.
Responsibility for removing rafts and supports is up to the user. Customers may see slight imperfections in their prints. Small bumps, holes, or rough edges at the base of an object may occur with 3D printing. These imperfections can often be minimized with fine sandpaper or other tools. The Austin Public Library makes no commitment to being able to produce print submissions in a specific timeframe and will choose the order in which jobs are printed to maximize efficiency and give as many people as possible a chance to obtain a print. The Austin Public Library 3D printers and related equipment may only be used for lawful purposes in compliance with policy. Customers may not upload, transmit, display, or create content that violates any law, privacy, or property right. One cannot reproduce material subject to copyright, patent, or trademark protection.
Violation of any of these rules or policies could result in 3D printing privileges with APL Innovate to be revoked.
Use the file upload box below to send us your file. Please note: at this time we can only accept STL files.
If your STL file is too large, please upload it to a 3D printing repository (such as Thingiverse) and provide us the object's URL in the optional field below. If you need help uploading your file, please send us an email at apl-innovate@austin.tx.libanswers.com.