It's been my experience that most "public sector" 3d printers are kinda like place holders, something they can add to the list some official or politician can claim to have provided. Rarely does anyone at those locations actually have an in-depth knowledge of the device, and to be honest most of the time the printers are older, obsolete, worn out, or poorly maintained examples.
If you ever want to get into printing yourself feel free to ask questions, there are some excellent and affordable machines out there. Like the Bambu A1 series, incredible print quality and ease of use for like $300-400. Most of the Pontiac Project parts in this thread were printed on an A1 Mini.
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