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PowerSpec Dual Head 3d Printer

Description
The PowerSpec Dual Head 3D Printer is a versatile tool designed for creating three-dimensional objects using two extruders, allowing for multi-material or multi-color printing. Members at the makerspace use it to produce prototypes, custom parts, and creative projects, taking advantage of its dual head capability for more complex designs.
Requirements for Use
Required Badge

Prusa 3D Printers

Badge Checkout Requirement
In person checkout required
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Facilitators run badge checkouts and are also glad to help with project-specific advice, a refresher, or planning a build.

4 facilitators, 7 upcoming times in the next two weeks · Next: Sun Sep 20, 3:00pm

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Facilitator schedule · PowerSpec Dual Head 3d Printer

Facilitators run badge checkouts and are also glad to help with project-specific advice, a refresher, or planning a build.

Day Morning (before 12 PM) Afternoon (12 - 5 PM) Evening (after 5 PM)
Sunday
September 20, 2026
 
Facilitator badge checkout
Sign in to schedule 3:00pm
With Lucas Harrison
 
Monday
September 21, 2026
   
Facilitator badge checkout
Sign in to schedule 8:00pm
With Darcy Canales
Wednesday
September 23, 2026
   
Facilitator badge checkout
Sign in to schedule 6:00pm
With Sean Bender
Sunday
September 27, 2026
Facilitator badge checkout
Sign in to schedule 10:00am
With Nathan Rawling
Facilitator badge checkout
Sign in to schedule 3:00pm
With Lucas Harrison
 
Monday
September 28, 2026
   
Facilitator badge checkout
Sign in to schedule 8:00pm
With Darcy Canales
Wednesday
September 30, 2026
   
Facilitator badge checkout
Sign in to schedule 6:00pm
With Sean Bender

Every facilitator, every tool: the full facilitator schedule.

Instructions for Use

You can use the makerbot software to render a file for the Powerspec. 

There are also instructions from the manufactures site: http://www.powerspec.com/support/3DPrinters/PowerSpecPro/PowerSpec_Pro_3D_Printer_Manual.pdf