List of Equipment
3D Scanner
3D Scanner [COMING SOON]
Create a replica or replacement part by converting a physical object into a 3D printable file.
Audio Cassettes
Audio Cassettes (Converter & Player)
Convert audio cassettes to MP3 files. This device can also be used to listen to old cassette tapes.
Button Maker
Business & Craft Printer (Inkjet)
Print labels, postcards, envelopes, and more. Edge-to-edge up to 12x12 inches. Limit: 25 per week.
Button Maker
Button Maker [COMING SOON]
Make a pinback button to promote your event, decorate your backpack, or as a gift.
Comb Binder
Comb Binder [COMING SOON]
Keep pages securely bound together and add a professional finish to your book, presentation, proposal, or other documents.
3D Scanner
Cricut Machine
Cut decals, stencils & more. Bring your own supplies – vinyl, balsa wood, etc.
3D Scanner
DSLR Camera & Backdrops
Capture photos and videos of your products...or yourself!
3D Scanner
Embroidery Machine
Stitch an intricate design like a logo or monogram on this machine by uploading a digital file.
3D Scanner
Heat Presses & Irons
Options include flat presses, a mug press, a swing away press, and small standard irons.
3D Scanner
Laminator
Only available size 8.5x11in. Thin (flexible) 3 mil pouches available for purchase.
3D Scanner
Photos, Documents, Slides, and Negatives (Scanner)
Scan and digitize items up to 17x22 inches with this flatbed, high-resolution media scanner.
3D Scanner
Recording Studio
Discover the world of sound. The library's recording studio makes creating and editing audio tracks simple and fun.
3D Scanner
Recording Studio in a Box
Record audio anywhere in the library. (To borrow, present a government-issued ID at the desk on the second floor.)
3D Scanner
Serger Machine
Replace a zipper, sew activewear, create intricate thread designs, or hem rolled seams for items like denim jeans or leather jackets.
3D Scanner
Sewing Machine
Hem a pant leg, sew a button, or stitch a quilt square on this machine.
3D Scanner
Sublimation Printer [COMING SOON]
Make a custom t-shirt, mug, and more. Dimensions: 13x51 inches maximum.
3D Scanner
Typewriter
You can use a typewriter to fill out printed forms, type addresses for envelopes, etc.
3D Scanner
VHS Tapes & DVDs (Converter & Player)
Convert your old VHS tapes and DVDs to MP4 format. This device can also be used to watch VHS tapes while converting to a digital format.
3D Scanner
Vinyl Records (Converter) [COMING SOON]
Listen to or convert your vinyl records to MP3 format.
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List of Services
Services Available
3D Printing Service
Turn your ideas into reality. Design a project, then send it to the library to be printed.
Poster Printing Service
Turn your ideas into reality. Create a project, then send it to the library to be printed.
Sewing Station
Mend or sew a variety of fabric-based projects.
Memory Lab
Preserve your memories by converting them to a digital format.
Craft & Print Station
Design and create your next project, from a greeting card to a promotional decal.
Photo, Video & Multimedia Station
Capture professional photos and videos of your products...or yourself!
Recording Studio
Discover the world of sound. The library's recording studio makes creating and editing audio tracks simple and fun.
Additional Options at the Library
Services Available
Printing at the Library
Print from a library computer, your own device, or via email. Then pick up at the library. $0.10/black & white. $0.50/color
Making Copies
Need a copier? Want to scan to print? Options available on the second floor. $0.10/black & white. $0.50/color.
Paper Cutter
Cut paper up to 18x18 inches.
Laptops & Wi-Fi Access
Stop at the desk on the second floor to borrow a laptop, (in-library use only).
Scanner
Scan photos and documents11x17 inches or less. Save as DOC, JPG, PDF, PNG, or TIFF to email, Google Drive, print, smartphone, or USB drive.
Fax Machine
Cost is $0.20 per page (U.S./Canada) or $1.00 per page (International). Cash or credit card payments are accepted.
Office Supplies, Peripherals & Saving Devices
From headphones to USB drives - if you need it, we may have it! Some items you can borrow while others you can purchase and take home.
Accessibility Station
For those with low vision, this computer offers mouse & keyboard control, a high-contrast & screen magnifier (20x), text-to-speech & more.
Charging Stations
Charge your smartphone, laptop or other electronic device at various stations throughout the library. Service is free.
Rules & Restrictions
Limit of 3 hours while others are waiting. To gain access to the lab, present your library card and ID to the staff at the desk on the second floor. Printing projects are scheduled through staff and can be picked up when completed.
Your use of the lab is subject to the library's Terms of Use.
- Must be 18 years or older; or 16-17 years old with a signed waiver from parent/guardian that acknowledges the rights and responsibilities of both parties; or accompanied by an adult who meets all requirements for use.
- Must have a Westerville Library card in good standing.
- Must present a government-issued photo ID or school ID with the current school year's date clearly indicated.
Use of the lab is intended to be self-guided. Minimal instruction provided. Library staff can recommend resources for learning.
Reservations
Walk-ins welcome as availability allows.
- Reservation limit is 3 hours per day; no more than 90 days in advance. (Setup, teardown, saving, or clean-up are to be completed during your allotted reservation time.)
- Request in person, by phone, or online.
To make a reservation, visit this page.
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“I didn’t have money, so I went to the Westerville Public Library to teach myself how to do computer illustration with InDesign,” he said.
Creators flex their visionary muscles in the Innovation Lab.
With guided learning instruction & free tools, creators have been experimenting, gaining new skills, and adding polish to their projects.
Graphic designer prints illustrated poster for birthday
"I designed a custom poster as a present for my friend and wanted to get it printed for his birthday. The quality is great!"
Entrepreneur improves baby wipes product photos at library.
He was able to use a DLSR camera, tripod, lighting equipment, and editing software to improve the quality of his product photos.
Designer making a killing with game | The Columbus Dispatch
“I didn’t have money, so I went to the Westerville Public Library to teach myself how to do computer illustration with InDesign,” he said.
Creators flex their visionary muscles in the Innovation Lab.
With guided learning instruction & free tools, creators have been experimenting, gaining new skills, and adding polish to their projects.
Graphic designer prints illustrated poster for birthday
"I designed a custom poster as a present for my friend and wanted to get it printed for his birthday. The quality is great!"
Catie W.
Catie enjoys sharing her favorite audiobooks, cookbooks, and graphic novels with library visitors.
Aaron F
When he's not helping someone with their Android device, he's likely playing board games or listening to death metal.
Jessica C.
A veritable walking encyclopedia of stranger-than-fiction facts, Jessica gobbles up information like it's candy.
Adrien B.
Adrien looks forward to exploring your interests and passions using the tools in the Innovation Lab.
Catie W.
Catie enjoys sharing her favorite audiobooks, cookbooks, and graphic novels with library visitors.
Aaron F
When he's not helping someone with their Android device, he's likely playing board games or listening to death metal.
Jessica C.
A veritable walking encyclopedia of stranger-than-fiction facts, Jessica gobbles up information like it's candy.
Adrien B.
Adrien looks forward to exploring your interests and passions using the tools in the Innovation Lab.
