> Unfortunately it does still require you to have a swell touch machine and swell touch paper, neither of which are particularly cheap. I had a look online and

> Unfortunately it does still require you to have a swell touch machine and swell touch paper, neither of which are particularly cheap. I had a look online and they don't look too expensive: 'only' 3-4x the cost of a regular printer. Accessibility typically always has a high price (for stupid reasons, but still) but this isn't the highest I've seen... "Heartwarming! This 2-year-old's family couldn't afford his $20,000 electric wheelchair, and their insurance didn't cover it. So, a high school robotics team burned down the insurer's headquarters"