Submit a document for printing on our Large Format Printer. Prints require a minimum time of 24 hours to process prints, and can depend on printer/staff availability.

Lamination for Large Format Prints is also available. The cost is an additional $2.00 per foot of printing, and may increase the time needed to complete your print job. The library can not trim your print/lamination job

How It Works

Upload 3D File

1. Submit

Complete the Large Format print request form and upload your file.

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2. Review

Library staff review the file for printability, size, and policy compliance.

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3. Print

Approved items are printed by library staff

Notification

4. Pick Up

You will be contacted when your completed print is ready for pickup.

What You Can Print

  • Posters or Pictures

  • Maps or Blueprints

  • Sewing patterns or craft projects

  • Hobby and personal projects

If you are not sure whether your file will work, submit it anyway. Staff can review it and let you know if adjustments are needed.

Before You Submit

  • The Large Format Printer can print items up to 36″ wide

  • Printing costs are $2.00 per foot of printing, using the shortest length possible.

  • You are responsible for paying for the print job fee when picking up your print

  • The library can not trim your print for you.

Cost & Limits

3D Print Costs

Printing cost is $2.00 per linear foot of printing.

Lamination is an additional $2.00 per linear foot of laminate

3D Print file limits

There may be limits on size, print time, or number of requests.

Important Guidelines

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Items that are unsafe, illegal, or inappropriate for a public library setting will not be printed.

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Requests that violate intellectual property rights may be declined.

Turnaround Time

Print times depend on the size and complexity of the project. A minimum of 1 business day is required for Large Format print jobs.

Questions?

Need help preparing a file or understanding the process? Library staff can help you get started.