Frisco, Tx Library

[King blitz]

Kids these days are Most fortunate to have access to such high tech goodies.. Serious (near) industrial machines to play with.

There's also a large computer lab next door to this Maker Space.. for software programming..



All we had access to when I was a kid at a library was an old box of
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Which you had to check out to play...
(Which already had missing pieces )











Yes.
You'll need to have your slicer software at home configured to their printers ,of course.
Not to your home 3D printer.

Otherwise there'll be conflicts when they try to run your .gcode on their machines.

Ok have no clue what you just said ..I don't know anything about these printers .never even seen one in person .but thank you for your expertise.

 

[Tex Koder]

Wanted to try out their MakerSpace equipment today...

But, their MakerSpace is Closed/Under Construction... Because nobody is "trained" to use their equipment at the moment.. Also they need to implement a reservation system to use the hardware..

They are Not going to offer "first come, first served". Must reserve ahead of time...

Bummer..

No solid ETA..
Just told to keep checking their website to see if they are ready/open to public.

 

[Doom!]

Looks promising, hopefully they won't make it to big of a nuisance to use.

 

[Camaroboy383]

Yes sir.
Three separate units, each one is a multi filament/color printer.
PLA only.

Beautiful maker space in there.. so awesome.. glad these things are becoming more common place.. I was going to ask if they had printers but I spaced out... Your lucky to have that near you tex...

 

[gotnitro]

Very cool! PASS on the groupthink tho..