The Hudson Library and Historical Society uses a Bambu Labs X1 to print 3D models.
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Printing is available on the second floor of the library. Wireless printing is unavailable, but you may use the library’s computers and access your documents via the cloud, external drive, or your email account. Visit the second floor Reference Desk for assistance.
Cost: The first 10 pages are free, then $0.10/page for black & white, $0.25/page for color.
Public photocopiers are available on the first floor and second floor.
Cost: $0.10/page for black & white, $0.25/page for color.
Outgoing faxing is available on the second floor of the library. No international faxing. The library is unable to receive faxes.
Cost: The first 10 pages are free, then $0.50/page. Library-supplied cover sheets are available.
Faxes may take longer to go through or may not be accepted by the fax recipient during times of high volume (typically the start or end of the day, week, or month).
Due to transmission time, we may not be able to accommodate larger faxes (10+ pages) when we are short-staffed or near closing time.
Visit the second floor to scan your documents or images to email. Single and double-sided scanning is available.
Want to digitize your photographs, slides, VHS tapes, 8mm and Super 8 film? Check out our Family History Center
Cost: Free
We offer 3D printing services as part of our mission to provide access to new and emerging technologies. You may submit a 3D print order and trained Library staff will print the item using library filament. Please review the FAQs below and the 3D Printing Policies and Procedures document.
Cost: $0.10 per gram or more depending on the filament color. An exact cost will be determined after the print job is complete.
The Hudson Library and Historical Society uses a Bambu Labs X1 to print 3D models.
The cost for printing is $0.10 per gram or more depending on the filament color. A cost estimate can be generated prior to printing. An exact cost will be determined after the print job is complete.
Models must be picked up by the individual who emailed the design. A photo I.D. must be presented at the time of pick-up.
Submit your models through the Hudson Library’s [3D Model Submission Page.]
3D objects are printed on a first-come, first-serve basis. This is determined based on the time the emailed submission is received. Typically, 3D prints are ready for pick-up within a week the submission is received. You will receive an email when your 3D print is ready for pick-up.
Failure to pick-up a printed model within 7 days may result in the cost being charged to your account as a library fine.
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