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Ultimaker S5 at public library makerspaces

6 US public library makerspaces list a Ultimaker S5 on their own pages, in 5 states. Below: what the maker says it does, what the libraries' pages say about using it, and where to find one.

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What it is

The UltiMaker S5 is a large, dual-extrusion FDM 3D printer that melts plastic filament and builds objects layer by layer. People use it for bigger prototypes, tools, jigs, and functional parts, including models that need a second material for supports.

First sold: 2018 3dprintingindustry.com
Build volume: 330 x 240 x 300 mm (13 x 9.4 x 11.8 in) ultimaker.com
Print technology: FDM, dual extrusion ultimaker.com
Materials: PLA, PETG, ABS, CPE, nylon, PC, TPU 95A, PP and more ultimaker.com
Enclosure: Partly enclosed, passively heated ultimaker.com

Facts from the maker and the pages linked, checked on October 25, 2026. The maker's page.

What the libraries' pages say

Training and fee lines that library pages tie to their Ultimaker S5, in their own words, from our machines report. Rules change, so check the library's page before you go.

Central Library, Tulsa, OK
Fee: $0.10 per gram, or customers may bring their own
Read it on the library's site
Longwood Public Library, Middle Island, NY
Fee: $1.00 per hour or $0.50 per 30 minutes
Read it on the library's site
Westport Library, CT
Training: This is a mandatory two-hour training that all MakerSpace patrons must take to be certified in using our 3D printers
Read it on the library's site