What is a Maker Studio?
The Maker Studio is a "Do It Yourself" design space located in the Delaware Main and Liberty Libraries. It offers the tools and knowledge to get you up and running on any of the equipment. Specialized equipment includes 3D printers, a vinyl cutter, laser cutter/engraver, sewing machines and more available for use by the public during open lab hours. Computers with design software are also available.
The Maker Studios Equipment List
Button makers (1.25" and 3")
Comb binder
Cricut
Heat presses (flat press & mug press)
Lab computers (with professional design and editing software)
Laminators (pouch laminator & roll laminator)
Media digitization (The ability to scan and digitize photos, slides, audio, and video from certain physical and outdated formats to digital)
3D Printers
Photo printer (A specialized printer that can print 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10 photographs onto glossy photo paper.)
Sublimation printer (allows for the transfer of a special ink to be fused into a material using a heat press)
Wide Format UV Printer (uses UV light to cure the ink allowing printing onto transparent films and the ability to add custom glossy application)