The LuckyBot Food extruder is a nice piece of hardware that can be mounted on an existing 3D Printer. One of the more common platforms is the Creality Ender 3. Here is their marketing video:
I was able to get a Creality Ender 3 Pro for about $100. The LuckyBot came with Cura 1.5 along with a complicated process of running a special set of GCODES prior doing your print. It has a little information on working with different "materials" but a lot of work is needed to figure out the right settings to get the best prints.
The first goal of this project is to get a good set of LuckyBot profiles running on the latest version of Cura. These are being stored on GitHub. Right now, I only have the Creality Ender 3 Pro so I'm hoping others can chip in with their own profiles for their printer.
maccha house
Thank you for sharing your exciting venture with the LuckyBot Food extruder modification on your Ender 3 Pro! It's fascinating to see how technology like this can be harnessed for culinary creativity. Your endeavor to create CURA 5.x profiles and chocolate designs sounds intriguing, and it reminds me of how maccha house offers a diverse menu with various matcha-infused delicacies, each priced to cater to different tastes and preferences, just like your innovative 3D printing project.