SASD Design students have access to printing facilities for their projects, ranging from simple draft or high-res color laser prints to large format inkjet plotting for architectural plans and presentation boards. Special projects can be made on the 3-D printer using ABS plastics, or laser cut in a variety of materials. And, traditional model-making, ceramic, and furniture workshops offer students hand-crafting options for visualization, prototyping, and finishing.
Canon PRO-1000
• File name: Your name_Project title• Example: RYelle_SASDPCposter
• File must be in .PDF format
Zing Laser Cutter
• First come first serve, then by file size• Cutting Lines: 1pts or less
• Engraving Lines: 1pts or more
• PDF files only to email, labeled with your name and file name.
•Example: Jsmith_UnileverRev2_part 1
HP Design Jet
• File name: Your name Project title• Example: RYelle_SASDPCposter
• File must be in .PDF format
• Print size is: Max 36 x 60 Inch.
Prusa i3
• First come first serve, then by file size.• .OBJ and .STL only to email labeled with name, file name and number
• Wall Thickness no thinner than: 0.00254in (.645 mm)
uPrint
• First come first serve, then by file size• .STL only to email labeled with name, file name (add number if multiple parts).
• Example: JSmith_UnileverRev2_part 1
• Zip File if sending multiple parts.
MakerBot Replicator+
• First come first serve, then by file size.• .OBJ and .STL only to email labeled with name, file name (add number if multiple parts).
• Example: JSmith_UnileverRev2_part 1
• Zip File if sending multiple parts.
• Wall Thickness no thinner than: 0.00254in (.645 mm)