Free three dimensional design program. Make sure you check out their tutorials under "learn" section to get started

The most powerful open-source 3D modeling software on the market. If you're serious about 3D modeling, this is your program.

Mathematica can be used to create 3D models and their web site offers a ton of tutorials on how to create and export. Mathematica is loaded on all of the Library computers.

Sketchup's free version: you need to register to install the software on your computer. This software is on all the computers in the Library

Autocad offers some free software for students. Register here.

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Policy and procedures for using the 3D printer in the Library

Your student tech fees funded a printer and student employees to help you with printing. Size limits apply!

Fablab offers a huge variety of maker technology: 3D printers, laser cutters, plasma cutters, and even traditional woodworking tools. Fees apply but this is a great lab to use once you branch out from simple designs!

The place to upload and download copyright-free 3D models. Please make sure you print an attribution tag for any models you display publicly.

Shapespeare's play within a play about how to create incredible detailed terrain prints from publicly available LiDAR data. Watch this video and hit me up if you want to make something cool!

COOOOKIE!

Upload any photo to this site and it will help you create the PERFECT 3D model cookie cutter.

The site "Terrain2STL" lets you create very simple STL files from Google Maps. These are not very detailed but are a great jumping off point for beginners.