Kevin Gadsey donated his time and money to help the Irene Ingle Public Library get set up with a 3D printer. He demonstrated its uses by making a button-hook tool.
Since acquiring a new 3D printer for the Irene Ingle Public Library, librarian Sarah Scambler and library assistant Kaitlin Wilson have enjoyed familiarizing themselves on the latest addition. Much of the learning came through experimenting, creating different objects. After several weeks, Scambler had made several skeletons, spring-coiled ghosts and even segmented slugs for Halloween.
"It's been fun to play around with it and figure out how it works," she said.
The printer is not yet available for public use, but the plan is to make it available for a moderate fee.
Wilson produced a tiny repl...
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