http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/dn10922-desktop-fabricator-may-kick=
start-home-revolution.html

>From the article: "The standard version of their Freeform fabricator =96
or "fabber" =96 is about the size of a microwave oven and can be
assembled for around $2400 (=A31200). It can generate 3D objects from
plastic and various other materials. Full documentation on how to
build and operate the machine, along with all the software required,
are available on the Fab@Home website, and all designs, documents and
software have been released for free."

I've been looking at the Wiki and I don't see any instructions on how
to replicate the Fabber once you have one built, but that IMO would be
a very cool thing to do.

Alex

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