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* ''Your peronal device'' that can extrude virtually every [[Common misconceptions about atomically precise manufacturing#Almost everything will be buildable - often misunderstood|inedible]] thing of your daily use.
 
* ''Your peronal device'' that can extrude virtually every [[Common misconceptions about atomically precise manufacturing#Almost everything will be buildable - often misunderstood|inedible]] thing of your daily use.
 
'''The personal fabricator makes:'''
 
'''The personal fabricator makes:'''
* ''Your products'' that are as cheap as the abundant mining-free raw materials that it uses.
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* ''Your products'' that are as cheap as the abundant mining-free raw materials that it processes.
 
* ''Your products'' that are far superior to todays best and ridiculously expensive high tech products.
 
* ''Your products'' that are far superior to todays best and ridiculously expensive high tech products.
 
* ''Your products'' even a lot faster when recycled from invisibly small preproduced parts - making the environment happy.
 
* ''Your products'' even a lot faster when recycled from invisibly small preproduced parts - making the environment happy.

Revision as of 12:35, 9 March 2015

Mock-up of a personal fabricator extruding a product sign. Something more practical would be e.g. a shoe.
Cross section through a desktop nanofactory with convergent assembly all the way up to the size of the whole product (This is not a necessity).

The personal fabricator is:

  • Your peronal device that can extrude virtually every inedible thing of your daily use.

The personal fabricator makes:

  • Your products that are as cheap as the abundant mining-free raw materials that it processes.
  • Your products that are far superior to todays best and ridiculously expensive high tech products.
  • Your products even a lot faster when recycled from invisibly small preproduced parts - making the environment happy.