ESA & Funding
Can ESA Pay for a Sewing Machine, 3D Printer, or Woodworking Tools?
Arizona ESA can cover maker equipment — sewing machines, 3D printers, woodworking tools, laminators — when it's tied to a written course. The test, the paperwork, and what gets denied.
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Featured2KnuckleSports MMA & Fitness, Glendale AZ
🥋 More Than Martial Arts. We Build Stronger People. 2KnuckleSports is a family-first Mixed Martial Arts Dojo built on discipline, respect, accountability, and earned progress. Through Nikidokai, our exclusive martial arts system available only at 2KnuckleSports, students develop practical self-defense skills through striking, grappling, fitness, and traditional Mixed Martial Arts training. Ages 3+ children, teens, and adults: ✅ Build lasting confidence ✅ Develop discipline and self-control ✅ Become physically and mentally stronger ✅ Learn real-world self-defense ✅ Grow into respectful leaders Our faith is not separated from everyday life. We train with faith in Jesus Christ, striving to lead with humility, courage, self-control, and service. Because what is built on the mat should show up at home, at school, at work, and throughout the community. This is more than training. This is transformation. Schedule your FREE Private Lesson or Free Class today and experience the difference at 2KnuckleSports MMA & Fitness in Glendale, AZ
FeaturedA New Song Music Lessons
Meet Sandy! Worship leader, gospel song writer, and music teacher. With a passionate yet patient approach, Sandy has been helping students find their musical voice since 2007. Having earned degrees in both music and humanities, she has taught hundreds of aspiring musicians from ages 5 to senior citizen. She specializes in beginning to intermediate instruction for Piano, Guitar, Voice, Bass, Ukulele, and Drums. Sandy’s teaching philosophy is deeply rooted in empathy. Remembering her own nerves as a young music student, she intentionally creates a supportive, zero-anxiety environment. She meets students exactly where they are—guiding them through foundational course books before diving into music theory, sheet music, chord charts, and lead sheets. Also, yes prayer for students and families is another unseen benefit with Sandy. Whether your goal is to master classical masterpieces, play pop hits, learn movie themes, or prepare for formal recitals and exams, Sandy is here to help you achieve it. As a mother who raised five children, she is uniquely equipped and comfortable working with various ages, learning styles, and special needs. Lessons Built Around You: * Convenience: Lessons are available in the comfort of your own home, in Sandy's cozy, parent-friendly home music nook, or online. * Credentials: Fully DPS background-checked and an approved Arizona ESA program vendor.
FeaturedA2Z Sports Training
At A2Z, we develop the complete athlete,body, mind, and character. Rooted in biblical principles of discipline, perseverance, excellence, and community, our programs help young people build confidence, overcome challenges, and pursue their God-given potential through sports. We emphasize proper mechanics, injury prevention, measurable progress, and a positive, encouraging environment where faith and family values are celebrated. Many of our coaches are former athletes and long-time A2Z families who now pour into the next generation.
Amor Dei Academy - Tempe
Amor Dei Academy is a Christian K–12 academic and enrichment homeschool drop off program offering classes from 9:00am - 4:00pm. Families can choose from flexible à la carte classes designed to fit their homeschool needs, with engaging academic and enrichment options available for every grade level.
FeaturedAZ Dynasty Athletic Gymnastics AllStar Cheer Dance Training Facility
**AZ Dynasty Athletics** is a family-owned Christian-based cheerleading, gymnastics, tumbling, dance, and Trampoline & Tumbling (TNT) training center dedicated to developing confident, disciplined, and respectful young athletes in a positive, encouraging environment. Since 2014, we have been committed to providing quality instruction with a "Quality Over Quantity" philosophy, ensuring every athlete receives personalized coaching and the opportunity to reach their full potential. Our programs serve children starting age 3 years old and up of all experience levels—from beginners discovering a new passion to competitive athletes striving for excellence. We offer Recreational Tumbling, Cheerleading, Dance, Trampoline & Tumbling (TNT), and All-Star Cheer programs with flexible scheduling for homeschooling families, including daytime class options when available. A typical week focuses on progressive skill development, strength, flexibility, coordination, teamwork, leadership, and goal setting. Athletes learn proper technique through structured lesson plans while building confidence and lifelong friendships. Families appreciate our small class sizes, experienced certified coaching staff, positive atmosphere, and emphasis on character both inside and outside the gym. As a Christian-friendly organization, we believe athletics can be a powerful tool for teaching perseverance, integrity, respect, responsibility, and encouragement. We strive to create an environment where every child feels welcomed, valued, and inspired to do their very best. Families love AZ Dynasty because we treat every athlete like family. Whether your child wants to stay active, improve athletic ability, prepare for school sports, or compete at the highest levels of cheer and gymnastics, our coaches are passionate about helping each athlete succeed while making the journey fun and rewarding. We welcome homeschool families from throughout the West Valley and invite you to come experience why so many families choose AZ Dynasty Athletics as their home for youth sports and athletic development. **Programs Offered:** * Recreational Cheer * Recreational Tumbling * All-Star Cheer (Non-Travel, Limited Travel & Travel) * Trampoline & Tumbling (TNT) * Dance * Open Gym * Private Lessons **"Building Strong Athletes. Building Strong Character. Building Confidence for Life."**
FeaturedChaotic Canvas
Chaotic Canvas is a mobile blacklight art studio that brings hands-on creative experiences directly to homeschool groups, co-ops, microschools, churches, and families throughout Arizona. Our programs combine art, creativity, and STEAM concepts in a fun, engaging environment that encourages curiosity, problem-solving, critical thinking, confidence, and self-expression. We offer blacklight canvas painting, Mini Motion Splatter Labs, Glow Labs, and curriculum-based educational experiences for learners of all ages. We provide all supplies, setup, and cleanup, making it easy for homeschool communities to enjoy meaningful, hands-on learning without the mess. As an Arizona ESA-approved vendor, we also offer educational art curriculum and creative experiences designed to inspire imagination, strengthen learning, and create lasting memories for students and families.
FeaturedCreative Arts and Production Academy
Creative Arts and Production Academy (CAPA) is proud to bring events, fine arts, and theater to the Southwest Valley. Our homeschool classes and community events create a lively space where creativity thrives, allowing the participants to explore and share their talents. CAPA offers a variety of educational classes, theater productions, and community events for young and old alike. Classes include theater, voice, musicals, Spanish, Speech, Backstage, Film, Acting, and more!
FeaturedCrush Kickball
Crush Kickball offers recreational youth and adult kickball leagues in the East Valley. Youth players of all abilities enjoy a weekly practice and Saturday games in fun, age-based divisions that build skills, confidence, teamwork, and friendships. Adults compete in a social co-ed league on Friday nights. We gladly accept ESA and offer scholarships for those who meet certain criteria.
FeaturedFrankie’s Fitness
Hi I’m Coach Frankie, owner and head coach of Frankie’s Fitness! I specialize in personal Training and Personalized Small Group classes as well as Nutrition Coaching! I thrive in 30min sessions and have been extremely efficient at getting my clients the results they’re looking for in that time frame for 9 years now owning Frankie’s Fitness. I also have 15 years experience as a head coach in the fitness industry. I started this company by drawing my logo on a piece of paper and a dream to help transform people’s lives through fitness. My mission is helping my clients achieve the real results they’re looking for while guiding them through perfect technique and form to live happier and healthier lives. God has blessed me with my family and my fitfam, they’re absolutely everything to me! I coach most clients out of my home gym located in North Phoenix, equipped with everything you could think of to achieve the real results you’re looking for, including a split A/C unit so I keep my gym 75 degrees all summer long 💚 I also offer online personal training options for those that can’t make it to my physical location. For details on pricing and schedule, please reach out! Thank you so much for the opportunity! God Bless!!!
FeaturedGradus School of Music Composition
Most music instruction focuses on performance and theory - We believe that kids fall in love with music when they learn how to compose it. This is not a basic piano or theory course and is best used as a companion to instrument lessons. Give your kids a reason to love music and be creative long after they graduate from practicing and weekly lessons. It combines ear training, theory and daily practice in counterpoint and melodic invention. We offer three different tracks for ages 6-9, 10-13 and 14+. As a parent you don't have to know music and you see what they create show up in your inbox every day they work. It is a full curriculum with up to 4 years of study at their own pace. ESA eligible and high school fine arts credit documentation ready for your submission. A full year of music composition study for the price of a few private lessons. The pedagogy is based on original design.
FeaturedMessages from Christ
At Messages from Christ, our mission is to help children and teens build a genuine, lasting relationship with Jesus through hands-on Bible learning that is engaging, meaningful, and fun. We believe God's Word comes alive when children experience it! Every activity is intentionally designed to encourage curiosity, strengthen faith, and create opportunities for families to grow closer to Christ together. Each month, families receive a carefully curated Bible-based subscription (box/packet) that centers around a specific Scripture story or biblical theme. Every box (for ages 3-12) includes interactive Bible study materials, creative crafts, sensory kits, educational activities, journals, games, and high-quality keepsakes that reinforce the month's lesson. We want these lessons to feel high-quality, personal, and real; rather than simply completing worksheets, children create, explore, reflect, memorize Scripture, and apply biblical truths to their everyday lives. Parents appreciate that everything arrives ready to use, making it easy to incorporate meaningful Bible study into busy schedules. Messages from Christ offers programs for multiple age groups, starting with our subscription boxes. Little Disciple Boxes introduce younger children to foundational Bible stories through age-appropriate crafts, sensory activities, toys, and simple lessons. Faith Builder Boxes provide elementary-aged children with deeper Scripture study, creative projects, educational materials, and activities that encourage critical thinking and personal faith. Warriors of Truth Packets are designed for teens. These beautifully designed, quality-crafted packets guide students through an ongoing Bible study journey with monthly study packets, journals, memory verses, challenges, quality books/journals/etc. and a personalized Field Guide they build throughout the year. We proudly serve homeschooling families, ESA families, Christian families, churches, grandparents, and anyone looking for a meaningful way to help children grow in their faith. Our materials are designed and put together in our at-home-homeschool-office and perfectly complement home education while also providing a valuable resource for family devotions, Sunday school enrichment, and independent Bible study. What makes Messages from Christ different is our commitment to creating a real/hands-on/quality experience—not just a box of activities. We use real photographs of our actual products, focus on quality educational materials, and continually develop new resources that inspire children to love God's Word. Our goal is to create moments that families will remember long after the crafts are finished, helping children build a strong biblical foundation that lasts a lifetime.
FeaturedMindBridge Math Mastery
MindBridge Math Mastery was founded with one mission: to help every student develop the confidence, skills, and understanding needed to thrive in mathematics. While I specialize in dyscalculia and other math learning differences, I work with students across the entire learning spectrum, from those who are years behind to gifted and advanced learners seeking enrichment and greater academic challenge. I am a Certified Teacher with a Master's Degree in Curriculum & Instruction specializing in Mathematics Education, a Trained Educational Clinician, and have over a decade of classroom teaching experience. I have completed extensive specialized training in dyscalculia intervention, multisensory mathematics instruction, executive functioning, Reading Simplified, and NILD Educational Therapy. This unique combination of training allows me to look beyond incorrect answers to identify why a student is struggling and develop individualized interventions that address the root of the problem. Every session is completely individualized to meet the student's unique learning profile. I integrate executive functioning skills, study strategies, organization, planning, working memory supports, and metacognitive techniques directly into math instruction, creating a more holistic approach to remediation. My goal is not simply to teach students how to solve today's problems, but to equip them with lifelong learning strategies that increase independence, confidence, and success both inside and outside the classroom. I work with students with dyscalculia, ADHD, autism, dyslexia, executive functioning challenges, math anxiety, and other learning differences, while also providing enrichment for gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) learners who need instruction that matches their potential. Whether a student is building foundational number sense, preparing for Algebra, tackling advanced mathematics, or learning as an adult, every lesson is designed around that individual's strengths, needs, and goals. Because all services are provided virtually, I am able to serve families throughout Arizona using ESA funds, as well as students across the United States. Families appreciate the highly personalized instruction, consistent communication, and compassionate environment where students feel safe to ask questions, make mistakes, and experience genuine success. As a Christian-owned business, I strive to serve every family with integrity, compassion, patience, and excellence. I believe every child is uniquely created with the ability to learn, and I consider it a privilege to help students discover their strengths, overcome obstacles, and realize their full potential.
FeaturedNo Surrender Athletics
We build confidence, leadership skills, perseverance and integrity through physical and character education. Christian, Homeschool Family of 6, and Disability/Chronic Illness informed/inclusive for special education students! We offer Jiu Jitsu, Kickboxing, integrated wrestling, strength training and personal training all throughout the day and we are ESA direct pay so you can start with no money out of pocket.
FeaturedNoodle Bright Educational Resources LLC
Noodle Bright creates hands-on Business Lab Subscription Boxes for aspiring kids entrepreneurs ages 9–14. Designed by a longtime homeschool mom and entrepreneur, our business labs teach real-world skills like marketing, product design, budgeting, leadership, and problem-solving through fun, interactive projects. The Business Lab subscription box is perfect for homeschool families, enrichment programs, microschools, and curious kids who want to build confidence, creativity, and entrepreneurial thinking.
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FeaturedYoung Creatives
We offer both classes and Microschool options for students who want to explore creativity based on Christian principles. Students explore painting ,drawing ,multiple media,sculpture,sewing,ceramic painting and other fantastic artisan crafts. We teach students actual fine art skills but break steps down to simple instructions students in a fun and encouraging way. Students are taught to work as a team,stay focused and do their best work. Happy accidents are ways to grow and helps them build perseverance through encouragement . We also offer an online option for students that need that flexibility.
Arizona programs: Homeschool Enrichment in Arizona
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Kids Sewing 🧵Program
My Sewing Studio AZ | Kids Sewing Program, offers beginner-friendly classes, Kids Sewing Club & Camps. The classes are offered a few days during the week with several times throughout the day to accommodate most families. We are an approved ESA provider through Class Wallet, offering beginner-friendly sewing classes. We offer engaging fun creative sewing classes, building confidence and focus through hands-on work. Our program is structured to go beyond a cute sewing project. It’s it’s a comprehensive curriculum that includes sewing math, color theory and much more … prepares the students from the beginning of their fun sewing journey, building a solid foundation that allows them to pursue higher levels of education on the field, such as confection, design etc… I personally, have a history and passion for sewing, colors, design etc…and I love working with our young children, which My Sewing Studio allows me to contribute and enjoy both. The goal is to build a strong lifetime skill in our future generation.
1 Art - Megapixels School of the Arts by Meg Navarro / Megapixels LLC
🎨📸Does your child or teen want to grow their creative talents? Learn ART and PHOTOGRAPHY anywhere, anytime with convenient ONLINE classes and unlimited instructor feedback. ⭐For ages 5 - 18 / Grades K - 12. ⭐ Art options include: realistic drawing, A-G / VAPA Art, animals, nature, manga, anime, unicorns, Minecraft, horses, dinosaurs, Wings of Fire dragons, Warrior Cats, portraits, sketching, watercolor pencils & markers, acrylic painting, watercolor painting, Prismacolor colored pencils, and paint. ⭐ iPhone photography, DSLR, A-G / VAPA digital Photography ⭐Format: PRE-RECORDED online video lessons. As a free bonus, you'll also get optional LIVE ZOOM sessions. Students can also ask the instructor questions anytime via text or email. ⭐
10th Planet Scottsdale
10th Planet Scottsdale is North Scottsdale's home for high-level No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, with programs for kids as young as four through adults. Our Kids Jiu Jitsu program blends games, conditioning, and technique to build confidence, discipline, self-defense skills, and emotional regulation in a fun, supportive environment, ideal for after-school or homeschool enrichment. We are an approved Arizona ESA vendor through ClassWallet, so families can apply their ESA funds directly toward our regular Kids Jiu Jitsu program at our existing class times, no separate class or extra paperwork required. A typical week includes multiple kids classes plus adult No-Gi and striking sessions at our Scottsdale facility, which also features an on-site sauna and cold plunge recovery suite. We welcome beginners and experienced students alike, with a no-contract, no-registration-fee membership policy. Families love our friendly instructors, welcoming community, and the confidence their kids build on and off the mats.
2KnuckleSports MMA & Fitness Surprise/El Mirage
As a family-first dojo, we are a community dedicated to improving lives and uniting families through mixed martial arts. Our mission is to develop confident leaders with strong character through mixed martial arts, fitness, discipline, and mentorship. Every class is designed to help students grow physically, mentally and emotionally while learning valuable life skills such as respect, perseverance, integrity and self-control. We proudly serve children, teens, adults and families throughout Surprise, El Mirage and the surrounding communities because we believe strong families build strong communities. Whether your goal is to gain confidence, improve fitness, learn self-defense, compete, or simply become the best version of yourself, you'll find encouragement, accountability, and a place to belong.
Abide Physical Therapy
At Abide Physical Therapy, our mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-informed care that restores movement, reduces pain, and empowers every patient with the confidence that their body has the ability to heal and thrive. We are committed to placing patients first, pursuing clinical excellence, leading with integrity, and serving every individual with hope and compassion throughout their healing journey. Abide Physical Therapy was built on the belief that healthcare should provide more than symptom relief—it should educate, encourage, and empower. As a follower of Jesus Christ, Dr. Michelle established Abide with a desire to bring truth, hope, and healing into the lives of others through exceptional physical therapy care. Abide is proud to partner with Arizona's **Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) Program** to provide specialized physical therapy services for children, adolescents, and young adults. Our practice is uniquely different from traditional physical therapy because we emphasize advanced **hands-on manual therapy** combined with individualized exercise, movement training, and patient education. Every treatment session is one-on-one, allowing our clinicians to identify the root cause of movement challenges and develop personalized treatment plans that help patients recover more efficiently. We work closely with families to improve strength and coordination, motor skill development, balance, functional mobility, sensory and autonomic regulation, confidence, and independence. Whether treating orthopedic conditions, developmental delays, neurological disorders, hypermobility, or other physical disabilities, our goal is to help every individual participate more fully at home, in school, and within their community. Education is central to everything we do. Families often tell us they appreciate understanding *why* their child is experiencing certain symptoms and *how* treatment will help. By explaining what is happening within the body, we help reduce fear, build confidence, and empower families to become active partners in the healing process. At Abide, we believe exceptional care combines clinical expertise with genuine compassion. From early morning through evening appointments, our clinicians are dedicated to providing individualized care that gives every patient hope, restores confidence in movement, and reminds them that healing is possible. Our greatest privilege is walking alongside families as they pursue their loved one's fullest potential. We are honored to serve Arizona's ESA community and remain committed to providing specialized, hands-on care that helps every patient move better, feel better, and thrive.
Maker equipment is one of the fastest-growing ESA question categories in Arizona: sewing and embroidery machines, 3D printers, woodworking tools, laminators, robotics kits, cameras. The rule is consistent across all of them — and it isn't about the item.
Last reviewed: 2026 program year. General information for Arizona families, not legal or tax advice. Always confirm against your ClassWallet portal and the ADE ESA handbook.
The one test that decides every maker purchase
Maker equipment is supplemental material, not curriculum. That means it never stands on its own. It's evaluated as: is this equipment being used to deliver instruction in a documented subject for this student?
Three questions, and you need all three:
- Is there a written plan of instruction that names the equipment and the subject it serves?
- Is the student the primary user — not a parent, a sibling, or the household?
- Is the primary purpose instruction, not hobby, recreation, or a home business?
Equipment fails on question 3 far more often than on 1 or 2. A 3D printer described as "for STEM" reads as a hobby purchase. A 3D printer inside a documented 12-week engineering design unit with graded projects reads as instruction.
Start with Do I Need a Curriculum for This ESA Purchase? — the plan is the whole submission.
Equipment by equipment
| Equipment | Realistic outlook | What makes it work |
|---|---|---|
| Sewing machine | Reasonable with a real unit | A home economics / textile design course with measurement, pattern reading, and graded garment projects |
| Embroidery machine | Harder | Must be instructional, not craft-for-sale. Combo machines are easier to justify on the sewing side |
| 3D printer | Reasonable with a design course | Engineering or CAD unit with modeling assignments and printed deliverables |
| Woodworking hand tools | Possible | Shop/industrial arts plan with safety instruction and project sequence; age-appropriate |
| Power tools | Harder | Safety and student-use concerns; expect scrutiny and a pre-approval request |
| Laminator + sheets | Commonly fine | Used to make reusable teaching materials for named subjects |
| Robotics kits | Commonly fine | Sold as educational, curriculum usually included |
| Camera / photography gear | Harder | Needs a photography course, not "for documenting school" |
| Sewing consumables (fabric, thread, needles) | Reasonable at modest volume | Listed in the course materials list |
| 3D printer filament | Reasonable | Tied to the same course |
| Kilns, large shop machines | Difficult | High cost, safety, household-use questions — pre-approval only |
Note the pattern: the equipment that clears is the equipment attached to a course you could hand to a reviewer.
What a good curriculum tie looks like
Bad (denied or revised):
"Sewing machine for my daughter who wants to learn to sew."
Good:
Textile Design & Construction — 7th grade, 12 weeks Goals: read and use commercial patterns; measure and calculate yardage; operate a sewing machine safely; complete three garments. Sequence: Wks 1–2 machine operation and safety; Wks 3–4 measurement and pattern reading; Wks 5–8 project one (pillow/tote); Wks 9–12 project two and three (skirt, simple top). Materials: sewing machine, thread, fabric, shears, pattern set. Assessment: project rubric, portfolio photos.
That's fifteen minutes of writing and it is the difference between an approval and a six-week revision loop. Date it before you buy.
Price, brand, and "hobby grade" concerns
Families ask whether there's a brand or price limit. In practice there usually isn't a published brand list — but cost invites scrutiny, and two patterns get flagged:
- Professional or production-grade equipment far beyond what a student course requires. A commercial embroidery machine reads as a business asset.
- Bundles with heavy non-instructional extras — a "starter kit" whose value is mostly in craft supplies for the household.
Choose the model your written course actually calls for, and say so in the description: "entry-level machine appropriate for beginning student instruction."
Consumables and replacements
Consumables tied to an active course — fabric, filament, wood stock, laminating pouches — are generally submitted the same way as the equipment, referencing the same plan. Keep volumes proportionate to the projects in the plan; ordering a year of household craft supplies against a 12-week unit is the fastest way to get a category flagged.
Replacements follow the technology logic: if a machine breaks and the course continues, document what happened and why the replacement is needed. See ESA technology replacements and spending limits.
Get it in writing first
Maker equipment is exactly the profile that justifies pre-approval: mid-to-high dollar, plausibly recreational, and not spelled out in the handbook. Send the product link, the price, the student's grade, and the course plan page, and keep the written answer.
Where to go next
- The curriculum-tie rule in full → Do I Need a Curriculum for This ESA Purchase?
- How to submit it → Arizona ESA Receipts and Documentation
- Ask before you buy → How ESA Pre-Approval Works
- Devices and tech → Arizona ESA and Technology
- Hands-on classes near you → Arizona homeschool enrichment guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Arizona ESA cover a sewing machine? It can, when the machine is tied to a written course — a home economics or textile design unit with measurement, pattern reading, safety instruction, and graded projects. The machine is supplemental material, so it is never approved on the receipt alone.
Does ESA cover embroidery machines? They're harder than plain sewing machines because embroidery reads as craft or small-business use. A combo machine justified through the sewing and garment-construction course is a stronger submission than an embroidery-only machine.
Is there a brand or price limit on sewing machines for ESA? There isn't usually a published brand list, but cost draws scrutiny. Choose an entry-level machine appropriate for student instruction and say so in your description. Production-grade equipment reads as a business asset.
Can I buy a 3D printer with ESA funds? With a documented engineering, CAD, or design course, yes — modeling assignments and printed deliverables make the case. "For STEM" with no course attached generally does not.
Can ESA pay for woodworking tools? Hand tools inside a documented shop or industrial arts plan with safety instruction are possible. Power tools attract safety and student-use scrutiny; request pre-approval in writing before buying.
Can I buy a laminator with ESA? Commonly yes, as a supplemental material for producing reusable instructional materials. Name the subjects in the description — "laminating phonics and math fact cards for the attached 2nd-grade plan."
Do consumables like fabric and filament count? Yes, when they appear on the materials list of the active course and the quantity is proportionate to the projects in your plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Arizona ESA cover a sewing machine?▼
Does ESA cover embroidery machines?▼
Is there a brand or price limit on sewing machines for ESA?▼
Can I buy a 3D printer with ESA funds?▼
Can ESA pay for woodworking tools?▼
Can I buy a laminator with ESA?▼
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