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That can be done, but most libraries or maker spaces will not have the tools/equipment. It is a pretty niche corner of 3d printing and is still either very expensive or very DIY. If it makes a difference, most 3d printing is done with PLA which is commercially compostable.
Another option you might try is your local buy nothing or Craigslist. DVD cases aren't uncommon just yet