If you've been putting off owning your own 3DP, this is probably your moment to get off the pot.

https://www.gearbest.com/3d-printers-3d-printer-kits/pp_343643.html?wid=44&lkid=10315376

Discount code: GBA8US

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You could use a 3D scanner, or just draw the part.

Many pinball parts have already been drawn and can be downloaded from the net.

Here is a whole pinball machine somebody 3D printed:

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Here is a bunch of parts already drawn up:

http://www.yeggi.com/q/pinball/?s=tt

Wolfmarsh has a bunch of 3D instructions here on Pinside

Just like when you build your own Mechmate, if you build it, you are intimately familiar with it.

It took me a month to build my first Mechmate, and 3 weeks to build my second.

http://www.mechmate.com/

Do not underestimate the amount of time you will spend dicking with stuff........

About $3500 if you already have an old computer to run it.

There is a guy in MI that machines the rails (that's the only time consuming part if you dyi).