Chattanooga library 3d printer

4th Floor | Library

The 4th floor is a public laboratory and educational facility with a focus on information, design, technology, and the applied arts. The more than 12,000 sq foot space hosts equipment, expertise, programs, events, and meetings that work within this scope. While traditional library spaces support the consumption of knowledge by offering access to media, the 4th floor is unique because it supports the production, connection, and sharing of knowledge by offering access to tools and instruction.

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For questions or equipment reservations please call 423-643-7753 or email [email protected].

Current Features

Laser Cutter (20″x12″ cutting area — no fees but must supply your own material) *
Vinyl Plotter *
Sublimation Printer
Large Format Printer
MakerBot 3D Printers
CNC Router (by appointment only)
Photography Studio. (by appointment only)
4K Monitor
HTC Vive Virtual Reality
Oculus Quest 2
Screen Printing
Chattanooga Zine Library + zine making lab
Button Maker *
Floor Loom
Fiber Arts Studio with sewing machines, serger, embroidery machine *
Hand Tools
Soldering
Adobe Creative Cloud
Agile co-working spaces
Special Event Space with sound system, stage, and presentation equipment (reservation required)
Laminator

*Chattanooga Public Library Card in good standing is required.

Cost of Materials

15" Sticker $0.60/ft
24" Sticker $1.15/ft
24" Special Sticker $2.30/ft
Heat Press $2. 30/ft

Large Format Printer

24" Glossy $3.45/ft
36" Matte $2.30/ft
Poster Board $14.95/ea.
Poster Tubes $2.30/ea.

T-Shirts

Gildan T-Shirts $2.30/ea.
Bella Canvas T-Shirts $5.20/ea.

Buttons

1" Pack of 25 $1.75/ea.
1.75" Pack of 25 $2.05/ea.

Copies / Printing

Color $0. 50/ea.
Black and White $0.10/ea.

3D Printer

Filament $0.15/gm

Lamination

Lamination $0.15/ft

Cotton Sublimation Printer

1 Sheet $5.75/ea.

On the Grid : 4th Floor Chattanooga Library

If you moved to Chattanooga in the last five years, chances are you’re either an entrepreneur or an outdoor enthusiast. Why? For the entrepreneur: fast internet, venture capital dollars, and a farm–to–table scene capable of wooing those NYC and San Francisco partners. Ten gigabit per second fiber optic internet – yes, you read that right – is the crown jewel, the fastest in the world, and the reason why bigs from across the country are pressing the airport to expand. Now for those who moved for the outdoor scene, it depends on your interest. Climbing? Kayaking? Trail running? Fishing? The Scenic City has over 1,000 climbing routes within an hour's drive of the city, class IV-V water up the road at the Olympic Center, two dozen certified trail runs, and Nickajack, a lake with world-class bass fishing and a sweet name. All of this wouldn’t be complete without the amenities necessary to become a mid-sized city gracing the covers of national magazines. The local joints hold up to foodie tourist scrutiny. Public parks are noteworthy and green. Young families dot the sidewalks and bike the riverwalk. What’s left is to visit and see for yourself. We haven’t even gotten to Lookout Mountain, Tennessee’s most beautiful walking bridge, or the duck boat. That’s right, 10–gig internet and a duck boat.

Homegrown Silver and Stone

Not your grandmother's jewelry store.

L2Outside

The river's so close, but you can get closer.

The Local

Juice is the word.

Merchants on Main

Decorate to your heart's content.

Tremont Tavern

99 bottles of beer on the wall.

Crash Pad

Experience Chattanooga, hostel style.

The Company Lab (CO.LAB)

From idea to business.

4th Floor Chattanooga Library

A hidden treasure nestled atop Chattanooga's own public library.

Walnut Street Bridge

Nooga’s classic outdoor hang spot.

Main Street Meats

Butcher shop calls it a comeback.

Milk & Honey

Treat Yo Self….to a macaron, or twelve.

Collective Clothing

Thrifty finds for guys & gals, with a side of eclectic trinkets.

Estate of Confusion

Some call it “junk.” We call it a scavenger hunt.

High Point Climbing Gym

Fulfill your dream of scaling the side of a public structure.

Signal Point

A worthy hike.

The Camp House

Coffee, eats, beloved host of events.

The Bitter Alibi

Local brews, luscious charm, loads of flannel.

Taqueria Jalisco

Tiny tables, colossal reputation.

Koch's Bakery

Donuts. Yes, you should.

GetBuilt

Southside's CrossFit gym.

Bike Chattanooga

Public transport can be friendly.

Hunter Museum

Test your fine art finesse.

Velo Coffee

Cuppings, cold brews, beach cruisers.

Rembrandt's

Your go-to date.

Hutton & Smith

Craft brewery, or hang spot? One and the same.

The Flying Squirrel

Inventive food & drinks. Boat suspended from ceiling.

Chad's Records

Used books. Used vinyl. Illicit dogs.

Association for Visual Arts

AVA says, “Art makes people better.” We agree.

Society of Work

A culture where things get done - but together.

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Home to a myriad of (nearly) free-to-use resources, the 4th Floor of the Chattanooga Library is the place to let your creative juices flow. Whether you are 3D printing your dream car, sewing a patch on your favorite jacket or solving puzzles in a virtual reality world, the 4th Floor is welcoming space for creatives of all kinds. Oh and did we mention they were the first public library to offer gigabit internet in their aptly named 'GigLab'?

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Libraries become start-up incubators

In order not to die, libraries must reinvent themselves and create a role for themselves in the new digital world.

Compared to what is happening now with the book depositories, the destruction of the Library of Alexandria, perceived by contemporaries as a colossal blow to world culture, may seem like child's play.

According to one version, the famous library of Alexandria perished after a fire in 47 BC, when Caesar, in order to prevent the capture of the city from the sea, ordered the fleet in the harbor to be set on fire, and the flames engulfed, including storage rooms with books. nine0003

What the fire did not destroy was completed by the edict of Emperor Theodosius I the Great on the prohibition of pagan cults. The so-called "small" Library of Alexandria was destroyed by Christians at the end of the 4th century AD.

Just as the great library of antiquity became an accidental victim of a fire, modern libraries as an institution have become a collateral victim of new digital technologies. No imperial edict is required for them to begin to close as unnecessary. As the Skolkovo expert says Anton Titkov, director of the interuniversity student business incubator "Druzhba" of the Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics , "the classical version of libraries, I think, is unpromising."

“As it stands, [libraries] have no future,” agrees Skolkovo expert Varlam Keshelava, commercialization adviser to the leading Research Institute of Chemical Technology RID VNIIKhT . “Reading paper books has become the lot of grandmothers who have not adapted to electronic readers, and a luxury for business class passengers.” nine0003

The reading room of the New York Public Library is not crowded

Or are libraries still needed in a changed era?

Provincial American city of Fayetteville, Arkansas. The population is 73 thousand people. The per capita income is 18 thousand dollars, 20% of the population lives below the poverty line. Youth under 18 - 20%.

In 2011, the Fayetteville Library became the first public library in the United States to host a maker lab, a cross between a classroom and a start-up incubator, on its premises. Instead of rows occupied by outdated novels and encyclopedias, there are 3D printers, laser cutters, plumbing tool kits and sewing machines. nine0003

After Fayetteville, similar incubators sprang up in libraries across America, including Sacramento, Pittsburgh, Denver, and Detroit, New Scientist reports. According to the American Library Association, one in six libraries in the country are involved in this movement to some extent. One of the largest in the United States, the New York Public Library, is closely following what is happening and intends to introduce these approaches into its practice.

To make room for laboratories, libraries are reviewing their collections. In Tennessee, the Chattanooga Public Library auctioned off a third of its holdings - encyclopedias, scientific journals, and novels that were not in demand by readers. A whole floor was vacated, on which the laboratory was set up. The University of Nevada Reno Academic Library has put more than half of its prints and books into storage, freeing up 1,700 square meters of space for a workshop. nine0003

It's one thing to clear the area for workshops, it's another thing to equip them. 3D printers are not cheap, not every library is able to purchase them on its own. State investments come to the rescue. A government organization such as the Institute of Museum and Library Services financially supports this movement. She provided $2.6 million in grants for the purpose of creating a laboratory in the libraries.

Although the "library incubators" are only a few years old, there are already some impressive results. In the library. Harold Washington in Chicago, users created a prototype satellite tracking system. Two university graduates produced an innovative model of the brain canal in the Fayetteville Library Laboratory, which was then licensed to a medical device company. A library incubator does not necessarily mean that high-tech breakthroughs will be made every day. At the Chattanooga Library, a cheesemaker 3D printed a logo, which he then pasted onto cheese circles. nine0003

The transformation of a library from a temple of knowledge into a bustling laboratory or workshop can really be seen as a return to basics, says Tod Delgrove of the University of Nevada Library: Library of Alexandria, ”New Scientist quotes him as saying.

Such an environment, the publication notes, is perhaps what is needed to save libraries. “Book knowledge is now easy to acquire digitally, but creating and managing tools and devices – something that characterizes modern society – requires specialized skills. The only way to master them is, as they say, to hold these devices in your hands. nine0003

Sk.ru conducted a mini-survey among Skolkovo ecosystem participants in an attempt to understand how they feel about the rapidly changing role of libraries.

A library in America is bigger than a library

Yury Nikolsky, Director of Science at the Skolkovo Biological and Medical Technologies Cluster , who has worked in America for many years, believes that the library revolution taking place there now is “an interesting concept, based on a long American tradition. " nine0003

Yuri Nikolsky: The library in America has always been a gathering place for people. Photo Sk.ru

According to Nikolsky, for some time he lived in "a real one-story America", in a small town in Indiana. “Traditionally, the city library has been a gathering place. People came there not only to read books - I lived there before the advent of electronic books - but also, for example, to make some transactions, for example, buying a home, - he tells Sk.ru. - Housewives came, some groups gathered to drink tea. It was such a communal meeting place. There was also a church, but the church was only on Sundays. And on other days, the library plays such a role. nine0003

What is happening now, from this point of view, is nothing new, since the library in America has always been a gathering place for people. Turning libraries into centers of technological growth makes perfect sense. People already know where to go. If this place acquires new functions, this is logical. The same story with university libraries, they also stopped going to. 20 years ago they were full of people reading magazines; Now all magazines are electronic. So university libraries are now looking for themselves too.” nine0003

Yuri Nikolsky illustrates the possibilities of a communal center using this example. In April, he was at a biotechnology conference in Boston. “There was an amazing presentation by Heather Dewey-Hagborg from Brooklyn; she is not a biologist - a sculptor. She became interested in checking what genetic traces we leave, and what can be learned about it (remember the movie "Gattaca"? This is about the same thing). She started by collecting cigarette butts, traces of lipstick on a glass ... She collected a whole collection. What happened next surprised me the most. Brooklyn has a local center where anyone can come - people from the street, locals - and do a little bit of molecular biology. Such a communal molecular biological laboratory. Since technology is constantly being simplified, it has already been brought to such a level that any unemployed person can come and learn how to climb databases, how to sequence DNA . .. This woman also had no training. Within two months, she managed to genotype the DNA that she had collected. I looked up about 50 loci in databases, options for how we look: height, to some extent weight, facial features, eye color, hair color ... Based on this, she made a whole gallery of portraits of people she never knew - people who left cigarette butts and lipstick marks." nine0003

Libraries have a "revolutionary future"

Doctor of Biological Sciences Alexander Kaplan project ExoAtlet, which received the main prize at the Startup Village-2014 conference) admits that the last time he was in the library was fifteen years ago. But he has no doubt that libraries have not only a glorious past, but also a future. nine0003

“Libraries, by definition, are institutions for the storage and lending of printed materials,” says Prof. Kaplan in an interview with Sk.ru. - In this sense, libraries not only have a future, but a revolutionary future. The vast majority of libraries will restructure their work in connection with the transition to digital media, the creation of network structures on a planetary scale and, in connection with this, the involvement of cloud storage systems. What tens of thousands of amateur sites are doing now, by hook or by crook creating pantries of digitized books and magazines, should become the main function of libraries united by unified systems for codifying publications and ways of providing them to users. Of course, there is also a separate library area - children's editions. Probably, paper children's libraries will be preserved, but also on the basis of digital media, with the only difference being that books in a good cover and with pictures can be ordered on paper in the same library. To do this, it will be enough for the library to have a desktop printing house with a binding machine.” nine0003

Professor Alexander Kaplan: "Libraries have a revolutionary future." Photo Sk.ru

3D printers in American libraries do not impress Alexander Kaplan. “The American experience with 3D printers in the library is a myth,” he says. - The journalists didn't understand. Renting out unused space for 3D printing has been taken as a new trend in librarianship. Not to print books on a 3D printer, except perhaps the spines of books for unpretentious users? nine0003

Another thing is that the so-called Fablabs are developing in the world - small halls in which high-tech equipment is installed, usually controlled by a computer. These are digital metal processing machines, and units for creating composite materials, and the same 3D printers. In these Fablabs, those who wish can translate their ideas into concrete physical forms and devices.

Whether it makes sense to combine libraries and Fablabs is a big question, the scientist believes. nine0003

“Russian libraries, just like American ones, should do their own thing: digitize paper products that do not have digital copies, store and organize now digital versions of books and journals, and also maintain a user-friendly system of access to digital library funds. Over the next 10 years, there should not be a single paper sheet with text from the collections of libraries and other repositories in the world that does not have its own digital copy. nine0003

Fablabs, original circles of scientific and technical creativity for teenagers and adults, should develop independently.”

Skolkovo expert, managing partner of the company Global Innovation Labs Igor Balk agrees with Alexander Kaplan that libraries have a future. “Yes, there is such a future,” he said in an online interview with Sk.ru from Boston. - Especially in universities. Plus, libraries give access to unique archival documents and should be a kind of community centers,” the IT expert believes, who does not agree that libraries and, relatively speaking, Fablabs (communal centers in his terminology) should exist separately. nine0003

However, when asked when was the last time he himself was in the library, he answers: “I use only online versions.”

Representative in Russia of a Finnish company Nordic ID Dmitry Artemiev ( used to work for the Skolkovo company Talksum) goes to libraries “not out of personal necessity”, as he puts it: he is engaged in library technologies - the introduction of radio frequency identification (RFID) for books and documents. This year, RFID technology, which allows readers to receive literature without the help of a librarian, will appear in 10 Moscow libraries. nine0003

Local club for the educated.

“In my opinion, the future of Russian libraries is very similar to what, judging by the article, American libraries expect,” the expert tells Sk.ru. - Traditionally, this is a place where, without buying, you can take a popular book; plus local clubs, circles, etc., for adults (actually, what different "palaces of pioneers" are supposed to do, but in the existing education / financing system they are designed exclusively for children and are quickly and confidently blown away). That is, it is not 3D printers that are important. Today a 3D printer, tomorrow maybe plasticine and clay again - the point is that the library remains a local “club for the educated”. nine0003

There is also the function of the archive, which will not go anywhere, but these are rather large city libraries, and the whole story is about regional ones,” Dmitry Artemyev explains his thought in an interview with Sk. ru.

“There will be adequate funding (and reasonable reporting) - librarians will figure it out themselves, traditionally enthusiastic people work there,” he continues. - Perhaps it will even be enough to declare that the library is becoming such an educational platform, and - funding for the elementary organization of the process. nine0003

And the installation of equipment (3D printers, just like printers, copiers, etc.) is quite a commercial project. It is inexpensive to install, and the visitor will pay for the consumables.”

Skolkovo expert, Executive Director of the non-profit organization "Preseed Investment Fund" Mikhail Rayak (the last time he visited the library while studying at the institute) believes that the functions of libraries should undergo significant changes:

- an increase in the number of services, provided electronically and remotely (via the Internet), including the placement in open access in electronic form of works that have passed into the public domain; nine0132

- association with state archives and other similar information bases, creation of a unified information system;

- providing access to works protected by copyright on the basis of an agreement with copyright holders. Access to such works for end users can be both paid and free.”

At the same time, Mr. Rayak is sure that there is no place for non-core equipment in the library: “3D printers in libraries are an absolutely unnatural thing. The main purpose of any library is to provide access to certain information. Accordingly, the development of libraries should be aimed at achieving this goal in the fastest and most comfortable way.” nine0003

In the summer, the threadlike pulse of Moscow libraries is hardly palpable. Photo Sk.ru

In Russia, “the American experience is not applicable for libraries,” Varlam Keshelava is convinced. On the other hand, the expert believes, "the initiative with folk 3D printers" can be used on a different basis: "former pioneer houses (if preserved), former DOSAAF offices (if preserved), Houses of Life, REMBYTTEKHNIKA workshops, TsNTTM youth creativity center, etc. Yes, even a garage cooperative: we have a lot of them, the people are technically advanced, a 3D printer will be useful to them if someone allocates a grant. ” nine0003
I don’t go to the library myself, but I often take my grandmother there

Out of a dozen and a half experts interviewed by Sk.ru, only one, Professor of the North Caucasus Mining and Metallurgical Institute Vladimir Tsarikaev, , said that he regularly uses the library for work: “I go to the excellent library of the North Caucasian Mining and Metallurgical Institute two or three times a month: without this it is impossible to effectively conduct pedagogical work, I constantly have to look through new acquisitions in subjects. I also use the electronic catalog of the library. Professor Tsarikaev is convinced that “libraries in Russia have good prospects, because due to the high cost of books, many will not be able to replenish their personal libraries with new acquisitions. A professor I know says: "Earlier in Soviet times, I often visited bookstores: everything was available. Now I bypass them, my pocket does not allow it." Mr. Tsarikaev also believes that Russia is not ready to use the American method: “there are no conditions for this, and should libraries be turned into a scientific institution, taking away functions from such departments of universities as the NIS, the department of scientific research?” nine0003
Skolkovo expert Anton Titkov, director of the Druzhba interuniversity student business incubator at the Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics (TUSUR), answered the question of whether he had a chance to go to the library: “I periodically bring my grandmother to the library. There are various activities for pensioners. I don't go to the library myself, because Everything I need is on the Internet. By the way, this is not an isolated case. Another Skolkovo expert, Varlam Keshelava, admits: “About once a month I accompany my wife to the city library, who chooses another batch of women’s novels for her grandmother.” nine0003

Yuri Kotelevtsev: Marriages take place in the Edinburgh University Library. Photo by Skoltech

One of the few participants in the Sk.ru survey who was relatively recently in the library for his own pleasure, - Yuri Kotelevtsev, Deputy Director of the Biomedical Center for Science and Education of RNA Interference and Integrative Physiology of Skoltech : “Six months ago , and it was a section of artistic historical literature. nine0003
When asked whether the American experience could be useful to Russian libraries, Yuri Kotelevtsev found it difficult to answer, but he, like the majority of survey participants, believes that Russian libraries have a future: “Collections of rare editions, manuscripts, etc. »

The researcher has worked for quite some time at the University of Edinburgh. There, “a library is basically a place for students to study at a computer terminal. The library in Edinburgh is open from 8 am to 3 am. She is responsible for maintaining electronic subscriptions. There are still paper magazines that few people read if they have access to them electronically. The library digitizes rare books and makes them available via the Internet.” nine0003
If domestic libraries want to take advantage of Western experience, then, first of all, they should install terminals with licensed access to magazines and books, Kotelevtsev believes.

The Skolkovo University of Science and Technology has an emerging library. Does Skoltech need it and what should it be? Yuri Kotelevtsev answers: “It must be like a religious building. The Edinburgh University Library, built around 1750, hosts all sorts of ceremonies, incl. official marriages. nine0003
The size of one note does not allow even a casual mention of all the issues that arise when trying to assess the rapidly changing role of libraries today. In Escorial, a castle-monastery built by the Spanish king Philip II, the library is one of the main attractions and it makes an unforgettable impression. Ancient folios stand in bookcases, and between them are genuine 16th-century globes, which were used by a king obsessed with the idea of world domination (it was during his reign that the sun never set over the Spanish empire). If there is a material symbol of absolute power, then the Escorial Library is one of the best examples of this. nine0003

The library of Philip II in El Escorial is visited not by readers, but by tourists. Photo Flickr

It is clear that the main purpose of the library of Philip II is to serve as a museum.

Respect for public property

In August 1944, during the Warsaw Uprising, whose seventieth anniversary is celebrated this summer, the Polish poet Czesław Miloš (future Nobel Prize winner) lay under fire, pressed into the asphalt. A hundred meters separated him from the nearest shelter, but they had to be overcome somehow. “Despite all this,” he later wrote, “I did not part with the book: first of all, out of respect for public property, since the book was stamped by the University Library; secondly, I needed her (although I might stop needing her). These were "Selected Poems" by T. S. Elliot, in the edition of Faber & Faber. nine0003
It is difficult for modern schoolchildren to explain what made a person risk his life in order to return a book to the library. Each era has its heroes and its values. The question of what will happen to libraries after, in the words of Alexander Kaplan, not a single paper sheet with text from library collections remains undigitized in the world, remains open. It is possible that one of these answers will be the transformation of book repositories into some kind of start-up incubators. But even in this case, paper books turn into decorations that are not directly related to the new function of the physical premises that house them. However, the fate of the paper book is an even broader question. nine0003
3D printer in the hands of librarians!

Hello everyone! This is a brief overview of a printer that has been living in our library since December 2020. In fact, the choice of printer is random, but despite this, we were satisfied with the choice. The printer daily pleases us with its work. We want to share with you our experience and practical communication with the ZENIT DUO

unit. Our employees do not have special education in installing software and generally working with this device. But, as it seems to us, we were able to become friends and for 4 months now we have been demanding, and he diligently fulfills our orders. nine0003

So, let's start with unpacking. Yes, indeed, suppliers have taken care of the safety of the printer during operation. All moving parts were fixed and equipped with air cushions, which allowed the printer to arrive to us safe and sound. Opening the box, we immediately see a folder with a complete package of documents + software. Yes, this is nice, as it saves time searching the Internet for the "gray matter" of the printer - processing systems and programs. And most importantly, it has Instructions: connection, configuration, operation and maintenance. nine0003
The instruction is written in an accessible language for the librarian. Everything seems to be very clear and accessible. But we still did not understand where our prefabricated stands for spools with filament had gone. Yes, we were a little unlucky, the kit was not complete. But we are optimistic librarians and our hands are growing from where it is necessary. As a result, we got our own beautiful stand, in the form of the letter “Z”, so that our creativity does not depart from the company “ZENIT”.

So, thanks to the detailed instructions, we installed the necessary programs and drivers, which are presented on the memory card in the package. The printer is connected to the computer via a USB cable. Nothing complicated. By connecting the cable, the printer can be controlled from a computer: printing, platform control, fans, heating, etc. nine0003
A very important point! Don't forget to adjust your printer settings in your print program! All of them are in the instructions. Otherwise, your unit may "hit the walls" because it does not know the spatial restrictions for printing.

At some point, for reasons unknown to us, our computer stops seeing the printer. Disappointment…. And here the same memory card that came in the kit comes to the rescue! Yes, our printer does not need to be connected to a computer to print. We recorded the desired file on a USB flash drive, inserted it into the printer and put it to print. nine0003
For "manual" control of the printer, the developers tried and instead of numerous buttons placed an encoder-control joystick in the form of a wheel with a panel in the printer case. The wheel is easy to operate and, if you can read, you can easily figure it out and find the desired function in the menu.

Let's start printing. As we librarians love to read, we have read millions of comments on social networks that "in order for the model to attach well to the surface of the table - to the glass, you need special glue. " But we are brave librarians, so we decided not to use any special means at the first printing. And, oh miracle! We succeeded. The first test cube we printed came off the glass easily. And all why? Because the developers have worked hard again and made our lives easier! Thanks to a special film, printed models are easily removed, even if the table is not cold. Thanks developers! nine0003
And so... We want to share the result of our friendship with a 3D printer. Piggy banks, figurines, animals, mobile toys, caskets and much more. The settings allow you to change the print fill rate, print speed, model size and plastic type.

Like seasoned professionals, we librarians already have a basic set of models of so-called “work flaws”. Thanks to which we learn to correct printing errors.

Holidays. Like all people on the planet, technology also likes to relax. Weekends usually come unexpectedly and are associated with contamination and clogging of the extruder nozzle. As we found out, such a misfortune happens often and with all printers. Therefore, we were not upset, but found a way to clean the printer. There were 2 needles in the kit, which, unfortunately, quickly deteriorated. And with a nationwide search, we picked up a wire, and also ordered needles for cleaning in parallel. But it took a long time. Therefore, the printer had a vacation of 28 working days, all according to the law. nine0003
Nothing lasts forever. Still, we had to additionally purchase glue for the table surface. Since the production film deteriorated: first bubbles appeared, then it partially came off along with the printed model. As a result, when the extruder moved, the models came off the table and had to stop printing. There are samples that never came to light. While we were purchasing glue, our printer managed to rest and now nothing prevents it from working efficiently and productively for several hours in a row. Yes, the performance of our printer can be envied. nine0003

When the printer is hot, it lights up red, when not hot, blue.
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