General
The makerspace is located on the third floor of the Hayden Library, room 310.
Please check the library hours page for current Makerspace hours.
You are able to schedule appointment times for sessions of 30 to 90 minutes. Please arrive as close to your start time as possible. Late arrivals will still end at the appointed time. If you are unable to make your appointment, please cancel your reservation. This will help to open that slot for other users. Too many no shows may result in future reservations being denied.
The Makerspace holds various workshops at different times during the semester. For the latest information on upcoming workshops check the makerspace page. Registration is required and capacity is limited. A full list of workshops are available through the ASU Events page.
We encourage people of all skill levels to join our workshops. Beginners are always welcome and materials will be provided. At this time, only current ASU affiliates such as faculty, staff and students are able to attend.
3D printing
Use the 3D print request form to submit your prints. If you have issues submitting your print, please set up a 3D print consultation. We strongly suggest that you set up a consultation before you submit a print for the first time. This will help to expedite the print process and will, hopefully, get your print to you quicker.
The makerspace has several types of 3d printers available. We have a Makerbot replicator 5th generation, Makerbot replicator plus, Raise3D Pro2Plus, and an Ultimaker 3 and 5. Please be aware that due to maintenance or other issues, not all the machines maybe available. Please make a 3D consultation to learn more about these printers.
We have been lucky to be able to print a variety of prints, from 3D art projects to 3D renderings of a 2D item, we have seen many things go through here.
The makerspace would like to remind you that we print at our discretion. While we will print many things, we will not print weapons or parts of weapons. Examples are guns or parts of guns. This includes items that resemble guns, like water guns or Nerf items. We do not print blade or sword pieces, even if they are for a costume. If you have questions regarding this, please contact us.
3D printing are available for all current ASU students, faculty and staff. The makerspace has a limited supply of filament that we will provide for learning purposes. This limit is currently at 250 grams per patron. For larger projects and specialized prints we ask that you supply your own filament. Please contact us for recommendations.
You can stop by the Makerspace to pick up your print. A 3D consultation is not necessary, unless you are planning on using our tools to clean up the print. Please check the library hours page for more information.
Due to many different factors, including the number of projects in the queue, machine availability and size of the print, we cannot guarantee your project will be completed by a specific time. We suggest that you submit your prints early. Please remember, prints for class projects will be prioritized over personal prints.