3-D printing is an additive manufacturing process of making three-dimensional objects from digital files. Models are created by adding one layer at a time either by depositing melted plastic, nylon or UV curing liquid resin. The fabrication lab has three different printers capable of printing a range of parts from basic geometry for quick study models, joints and movable parts, and complex geometries for final models or molds for casting.

Submitting work

• Save your files as follows: LastnameFirst_FileName.3dm
• Submit files in the following format(s): .3dm
• Please specify if units used in the file are millimeters, meters, inches, or feet

NOTE: These 3-D printers may be operated only by trained personnel and used solely for academic projects. Unauthorized use will result in suspension of privileges. You may not submit files to the 3-D printers until you have read and agreed to all notices and guidelines.

Equipment Specs

Formlabs Form 2 (New York City)

Formlabs Form 3 (New York City and Long Island)

MarkForge Mark II 3D Printer (Long Island)

Ultimaker S5 (New York City and Long Island)

WASP 4070 (Long Island)

WASP 40100 Clay (Long Island)

Location

• New York City: 1855 Broadway, Room 1010
• Long Island: Education Hall, Room 274