Each studio is equipped with an array of 3D printers for student use. These printers are free but require students to be trained before using them. A detailed explanation of the printing process can be located on the wall near the printer, or viewed below. The printing software for Ultimakers can also be accessed below. 
Steve Chininis is the professor in charge of these printers. If an error occurs with the printers, please contact the technician's name on the printer. If you have more detailed questions or are interested in becoming a technician, please contact Steve. 

There are two laser cutters available for student use located on the third floor in the junior studio. Students need to be trained on the laser cutters by shop personnel before using them. This training takes place during the first year, but if a non-first-year student needs training, they need to contact the shop. Students should keep in mind that certain materials are not able to be cut with laser cutters. Anything with glue will catch on fire and is forbidden. This includes chipboard, layered plywood, and foam-core. A list of permitted and forbidden materials is posted directly above the laser cutters. A video of the entire process of using the laser cutters is in the process of being made. It will be linked here when it is completed.