3D Printed Assistive Devices
3D Printed Assistive Devices
3D printing is a process in which a digital file is turned into a three-dimensional object, usually by laying down many thin layers of filament material by using a special printer. Many 3D printed objects can assist people with disabilities in all types of environments including residential, educational, employment, and recreational.
The Makerspace at RHPL is pleased to offer a FREE 3D Printed Assistive Device upon request.
Only 1 printed item requested per month per library card
The colors choices can change based on availability
Samples are available to try out before submitting an order.
If you'd like to try a sample, please visit the Makerspace during staffed hours.
Once your 3D print is finished, you will be notified, and the item can be picked up from the first floor circulation desk at RHPL.
Thank you!
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