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No ejuice machine yet?
- Thread starter Davidl41
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Obviously they have industrial ones. But the machine is probably way to complicated to punch out in china for cheap.
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I've seen them sourced before on here, but like @GrodnoKing says they're for industrial-scale use and from what I recall start around $5000.
I did some research this past year on the concept of 3d printing most people this of this as some stupid plastic thing.. in actuality the technology can even we used to make foods etc some day we may be able to fire up our juice printer
You can actually probably modify some 3d printers to run e juice mixing but it'll still be way to expensive to use for just yourself.
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Mixing by weight is so easy, I can't imagine wanting to go through the hassle of cleaning up a machine, loading everything needed, programming all the recipes and settings, then having to deal with warranty issues when it screws up.
Ditto.
I was thinking the same thing as I was reading through here.Aren't we all juice making machines here?
I know I would like a mixing machine, like the ones they use to shake-up gallons of paint. Something small with a couple of different sized SS containers maybe?
Dom
Something like this will never materialize for the DIYer. We will want something that will dispense 8+ flavors, clean up and change over VERY easy, and cost 200 or less.
There is no money in it for a manufacture. I don't think there will be one for the industrial end of juice making either. 5K+ for a machine? that's A LOT of labor dollars and a machine that could just leave you in trouble. Both with having to have labor hired when it breaks down, AND wasted juice/revenue when you have to throw away/refund for juice that was mixed wrong/inaccurately.
There is no money in it for a manufacture. I don't think there will be one for the industrial end of juice making either. 5K+ for a machine? that's A LOT of labor dollars and a machine that could just leave you in trouble. Both with having to have labor hired when it breaks down, AND wasted juice/revenue when you have to throw away/refund for juice that was mixed wrong/inaccurately.