In my free time I experiment a lot with 3D printers and microprocessors. Since commercial 3D printers can print only different types of plastic, I wondered if this is possible with food. The few 3D printers I found were too expensive so I build a 3D printer that prints my favorite candy chocolate. My project is to develop a chocolate 3D printer that professionally prints chocolate. The extruder of the chocolate 3D printer should be constructed in such a way that almost anyone can copy it.
Here is a YouTube video...
And here is my Written exam about my chocolate 3D printer:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XYCVVDaRuNh-5Pltahx9G7nJIvuQ7XcZ
Have fun building it. Leave questions in the comments.
Best regards Marvin
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| chocolate_3D_part_on_rod.stl | 43.2KB | |
| chocolate_3D_piston.stl | 20.2KB | |
| chocolate_3D_top.stl | 30.5KB | |
| mount_anet_a10.stl | 87.9KB | |
| stabilizer_part_by_3d.druck_on_instagram.stl | 39.4KB | |
| update_chocolate_3D_piston_by_3Dgerd.stl | 49.8KB |
