So, 3D guns don't work that well. Who knew? Nice to see someone cut through the hype and tell a real story.
An unusual act of journalism
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Will that produce a 25 year old Kelly LeBrock? God I hope so.
Itâs still more of a principles issue. That and as the technology continues to evolve, as theyâre already start to work with metal, the materials issue will be overcome. In the end the control freaks will lose, they know it, and itâs why theyâre so upset.
I'd be happy if someone could invent spray on gift wrap. Sure would make Christmas eve less stressful.I'm holding out for plans to print marijuana.
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What I donât understand about the whole hoopla surrounding 3D printed guns, is that uneducated and uninformed people say âthey are untraceableâ
But you can always just get an 80% lower and finish it yourself...
Or a Polymer 80...
The bogeyman they are claiming to fear has already been here for a while, and guess what...
Nothing happened....
But you can always just get an 80% lower and finish it yourself...
Or a Polymer 80...
The bogeyman they are claiming to fear has already been here for a while, and guess what...
Nothing happened....
And that goes a long way to refuting both their irrational fear about govco controlling who purchases a gun and their holy grail of tracing the ownership of a weapon used to commit a crime, which Iâd also like to see them do with one of the serialized counterfeit ones.
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I could pay about $50k a year for that one, and "break even" money-wise. Do you think I'd be ahead otherwise?
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thereâs always a method to the madness
I'm holding out for plans to print marijuana.
Bruh, that is something I would sink a lot of money in to lol
This whole 3D printing business is pure fear-based emotional hysteria. Facts and logic are really not useful for countering fear-based hysteria. I think it would be more effective to re-frame this as a first amendment issue and stop pushing the âyou donât have your facts rightâ angle.
These digital files are plans. Just the same as if they were printed on rolls of paper, they are blueprints of machine parts. They impart no expertise on anyone. If you buy plans for a house, do you have a house? No. And what happens when we ban plans? What weâre really talking about is government control of exchange of information, and nobody wants that on the right or the left.
These digital files are plans. Just the same as if they were printed on rolls of paper, they are blueprints of machine parts. They impart no expertise on anyone. If you buy plans for a house, do you have a house? No. And what happens when we ban plans? What weâre really talking about is government control of exchange of information, and nobody wants that on the right or the left.
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