Create. Design. Make.
Explore hands-on technology and creative tools at the library’s Digital Lab. From 3D printing and custom T-shirts to podcast recording and crafting equipment, our creatorspace gives patrons access to innovative tools for learning, creativity, and small projects.
What is the Digital Lab
3D Printing
Create models, prototypes, decorations, and more using our 3D printers. Submit your print file and library staff will review your request.
- Cost: $.20 per gram
- PLA filament available
- Staff approval required
- .stl files should be submitted with a description to tbates@mcls.ms
Cricut Crafting Station
Coming soon: Cricut programs and creative workshops at MCLS! Patrons with basic Cricut experience will be able to schedule appointments to use our Cricut machines for personal crafting projects. Design custom decals, cards, labels, decorations, and more. Please note that supplies are not provided.
- Vinyl cutting
- Paper crafting
- DIY projects
- Personal crafting sessions
T-Shirt Press
By appointment only. Create personalized shirts, tote bags, and heat-transfer projects with our heat press equipment.
- Great for events and gifts
- Works with Cricut projects
- Bring your own materials
Sound Booth & Recording
Reserve our recording booth for up to 2 hours per day by appointment for podcasts, voice recordings, music practice, and media projects. Enjoy a quiet creative space equipped for audio recording and ideal for podcasts, interviews, and other multimedia work.
- Audio recording setup
- Quiet recording space
- Great for podcasts and interviews
Policies and Forms
Before using the Digital Lab, patrons are encouraged to review all guidelines, policies, and required forms. These resources help ensure a safe, creative, and productive environment for everyone using the space and equipment. Information includes reservation policies, equipment usage expectations, fees, project requirements, and downloadable forms for appointments and approvals.Reservations are required
- Equipment use is first come, first served when available
- Most tools require staff supervision
- Patrons are responsible for personal materials
- Library policies apply to all equipment use





