Re: [OM] 3-D printing, was: New photos up

[Frank Wijsmuller]

You better control the ammunition then, that might take some more time to
'replicate'. Hope these laws are not only about guns themselves.

I think your typical Home Depot already sells enough materials to construct
some (primitive) gun as we speak. But sure the 3D printed ones would be
better.

Best, Frank.

PS More scary: very small drones becoming a weapon by carrying small
explosives. Forget guns and other primitive weapons that force you to be
visible and vulnerable at the place where you use them.

PS2 Some background <
http://www.cnet.com/8301-30976_1-57472321-10348864/flying-drones-getting-smaller-smarter-cheaper-and-scarier/
>

Look at this video and use your imagination <
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YQIMGV5vtd4>



2013/3/9 Tina Manley

> I also heard a report that all of the gun control laws we are trying to
> pass will be meaningless because anyone can use a 3D printer to print out a
> working gun and high capacity magazines.
>
> Scary.
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