Once you find a part that you want to print, download the .stl file for the part. Bring the .stl file to the AMS and we'll get it printed out for you!
*note: take note of the print settings listed for the print and make sure you let a mentor know if there's anything specific you need (ie no supports, % infill)
*another note: sometimes models on 3D print repositories are not modeled with 3D printing in mind and are prone to failure. Check with a mentor to make sure our printers can produce the model that you want!
Here is an example from Thingiverse:
Click "Download all files" to get the .stl file you need.
Take note of the print settings:
Something important to note here is that there are no supports required! Be sure to specify this when the print is being sliced otherwise you will have a very hard time removing those supports :/
