This is for a Makerspace that there are creating as part of the library and 
the 3D printer looks like the heart of it. My guess is that it is a notch or 
two above the personal versions. It is for one-off stuff and not for 
production. I don’t know how much plastic they are storing or if there are any 
heat release issues. I’m trying to get info on the specific printer.
  
  
  
 Todd G Williams, PE  
Fire Protection Design/Consulting
  
Stonington, CT
  
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>  How big is this printer, standard light duty personal use type?
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>  A library is bringing in a 3D printer to a space that is protected by a 
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