H2C
Seven hotends.
One print.
- Build, mm
- 330×320×325
- Hotend
- 350 °C
- Chamber
- 65 °C
The world’s first business school 3D printing lab now runs on Bambu Lab, top to bottom. Five of the seven printers are a gift from Haoyang Xu and Yuxin Ning.
Four models, seven machines, all in one room. Each poster lists what that printer is best at.
Seven hotends.
One print.
Two nozzles.
Supports peel away.
The big one.
34 cm tall.
The classic.
LiDAR on board.
The gift · 2026
With gratitude
The Illinois MakerLab gratefully acknowledges Haoyang Xu and Yuxin Ning for their generous gift of five Bambu Lab printers. The gift comprises both H2C printers, both X2D printers and the X1 Carbon.
| Per gram | Walk in | Online |
|---|---|---|
| Illinois students | 10¢ | 12¢ |
| Faculty, staff, alumni | 25¢ | 30¢ |
| Everyone else | 35¢ | 42¢ |
Plus $4 per print. Dual color or special filament adds 50%, and prints run by a Guru add 20%. Design and prototyping is $20 to $50 an hour. Small models ship in the US for $10.
+ $4 base fee per printUpload STL, OBJ or 3MF
How the lab works and what each printing method does well.
Your first printable object, built from simple shapes.
Functional, dimensioned parts in professional CAD.
Design objects with AI, then print them.
Finish the three certificate workshops to earn the Digital Maker Certificate. No public sessions are scheduled for Fall 2026, so classes and groups can request one.
Summer camps · ages 10–17
Summer 2027 dates post in early 2027.
Course · every spring
Making Things, with Dr. Aric Rindfleisch. Plan, design, make and market a product in one semester. 21 seats.
PM, Central Time
Where
Business Instructional Facility
515 East Gregory Drive
Champaign, IL 61820
When
Weekday afternoons. Closed on university holidays, Spring Break, Thanksgiving week and between semesters.
uimakerlab@illinois.edu