Does the library have a 3D printer?

Answered By: Conrad Pegues
Last Updated: Jun 20, 2022     Views: 203

All equipment use must be scheduled. There is no ‘drop in’ use of equipment. For student and faculty access a minimum of 3 working days notice is required.

The Steven E. Rogers Media Center in the Paul Meek Library has the MakerBot Replicator Fifth Generation 3D Printer. The 3D printer is available for use by all University of Tennessee at Martin students, faculty, and staff.  Community members are also eligible to use the library’s 3D printer with a Community Borrower’s Card. 

Small projects may take several hours, while complex jobs may take a few days. The cost to print is $.15 per gram of filament used in the printing process. Payment is due before printing takes place. 

If you would like to meet with a Media staff member for additional information about 3D printing, please contact Pat Sanders, Media Center Manager, at psander9@utm.edu or (731) 881-7063.


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