Please note: the Sound Studio is currently NOT OPEN. Print on Removable Vinyl, Clear and White Static Cling, Permanent Adhesive, Vinyl Banner Matte and Gloss, and White Paper Gloss.Īdobe Illustrator-Shape Cutlines-Roland Vinyl Printer-pdf Small laminator (legal size, 8½” x 11” or smaller) for $.15 per pouch. Laminate large 27” wide materials for $1 per foot. Bring your own items or buy material for $10/sheet.

Must fit the 11.5” x 15” heat plate on the press.Įngrave on wood, leather, glass or other materials on our list of approved materials. Transfer designs onto a T-shirt, hat, mug or plate. List of Ellison Dies and Approved Materials-pdf

This die cutting machine is used for cutting paper, felt, vinyl, and fabric for paper crafting scrapbooking, and more! Bring in your own materials to use with the machine.Ĭut shapes from a large selection of dies. Maximum object parameters: 6.6 lbs 9.8” Height 7 inches Diameter.Ĭreate 1”, 2.25” or 3” buttons. Use the 3D scanner to scan a small object to print on the 3D printer. 25¢ per ¼ hour (rounded up) of printing time. What Can You Do in a PLYMC Makerspace? LEARN… CREATE… COLLABORATEĬreate your own design and print in 3D. Learn some basics of designing in the Cricut Design Space, how to use the laminator, and much more. Watch along on YouTube as we demonstrate how to use the Michael Kusalaba Makerspace.

Come to the library and sign our Makerspace Rules and Hold Harmless agreements.

Screenshot or print the Certificate of Completion to show staff.

Search for Michael Kusalaba Branch Makerspace Orientation to watch the video.You must be logged in to complete the orientation. Visit Niche Academy and log in or create a free account (click the person in the top right corner) with your library card.You’ll need to complete an orientation:.Using reasonable safety precautions, most Makerspace equipment will be available at this time, but the sound studio will not be available. The Makerspace inside the Michael Kusalaba Branch Library on Mahoning Ave. The Makerspace is located at the Michael Kusalaba Branch Library.

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