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The CandyFab Project actively encourages to make your own machine. Whether that's precisely engineered or DIY from the ground up, with a budget or on the cheap, it's still worth doing. Don't forget that old printers, scanners, plotters, and even desk drawers provide a wealth of low cost (or even free) motion control components that are particularly well suited to making solid freeform fabrication machines.

Building your own 3D sugar fabber at home? Let's hear about it!

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Phill K's Build -Built in Hilly Connecticut, This build started in 2007 & is not yet complete.

Peter D's Fabber -Built in Washington, started in early 2008. Alfa build done but the beta build is having some trouble.