3D Printing
Laramie County Library System has two Prusa MK4S printers that allow you to create three-dimensional objects using plastic filament and a digital file. Whether you’re prototyping a project, exploring a new hobby, or learning about design, library staff are here to help you get started.
about our printers
- Located in the Computer Center (third floor)
- Accepts .obj, .stl, and .3mf files
- Build volume: 8″ x 8″ x 8″
- Detail options: high, medium, or low
- Available colors: clear, black, white, gray, red, blue, purple, green, and yellow
- SuperPINDA probe to ensure first layer is accurate to design
- Automated object distribution
- Cutting
- Ironing
- All print jobs are managed by trained library staff.
How to Print
- Complete the 3D Printing Request Form. Each file requires its own form.
- Submit files in .obj, .stl, or .3mf format.
- Choose filament color and print detail on the form.
- Library staff will review your request and contact you when your item is ready for pickup.
- Pick up your completed print within 14 days of notification.
- Prohibited by local, state or federal law
- Unsafe, harmful, dangerous, or an immediate threat to the well-being of others
- Constructed as having the intent to harm
- Obscene or otherwise inappropriate for the library environment
- A gun, gun part, weapon, or a salacious object
- In violation of another’s intellectual property rights
The library reserves the right to refuse any 3D print request. The library is not responsible for any damage, loss, or security data arising from the use of its computers, equipment or network, nor the functionality or quality of content produced on the 3D printer
example prints
- The library’s printers can produce fine detail and a range of finishes.
- Typical examples (using the 3D Benchy test):
- Low detail: 12 g – $1.20
- Medium detail: 12 g – $1.20
- High detail: 13 g – $1.30
Cost
- $0.10 per gram, rounded up to the nearest gram
- Price is the same whether you use library filament or your own (subject to approval)
- Cash, check, or debit/credit card accepted (minimum card charge $1)
Design resources
Library employees can offer basic guidance on preparing your design. For advanced help or education, explore local makerspaces and learning programs:
- LCCC Golden Eagle Wyrkshop – Innovation Lab, Ludden Library, 307-778-1278, libguides.lccc.wy.edu/makerspace
- LCCC Fabrication/Prototype Space – Business Building, 307-778-1279
- LCCC Life Enrichment Program, lccc.wy.edu/workforce/lifeEnrichment
- UW Innovation Wyrkshop, 307-766-6460, www.wyrkshop.org
- TinkerMill Makerspace, Longmont, CO, tinkermill.org
Related pages
Rules & Policies
Browse library rules, policies, and customer expectations.
Computers and Technology
Technology services, devices, and help available at LCLS.
Computer Center and Wi-Fi
Use public computers, printing, and free Wi-Fi at the library.
Hotspot Checkout & In-House Laptop Use
Borrow Wi-Fi hotspots or use in-house laptops—rules and availability.
The Studio
Create audio, video, and digital projects in The Studio.




