make a gun on a 3D printer
#21
And I can manufacture a firearm on a milling machine in my garage. Which btw is much less expensive than a 3D printer. So what?
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#22
It means they can't really take everyones guns away. Maybe the ammunition, or gun powder, but not guns themselves.
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#23
when milling machines are banned, only outlaws will have milling machines....
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#24
(07-30-2012, 04:41 PM)bbqboy Wrote: when milling machines are banned, only outlaws will have milling machines....

Wingnuts do have a way of derailing anything to fit their agenda.

BBQ, I found this to be interesting, as it is a technology that is truly in its infancy. 3D Printers are just starting to come into their own; no telling what the technology may produce in the future. There was a segment on ScienceFriday a few weeks back; well worth the listen;

http://sciencefriday.com/segment/06/22/2...world.html

Here is a quiz from the same site;

http://sciencefriday.com/blogs/06/21/201...stion.html
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#25
I print guns with my 3d printer.... LOL..i havn't laughed so hard since srappers face was on a urnal cake.
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#26
Ooh! I love Science Friday! Smiling
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#27
(07-30-2012, 12:54 PM)PonderThis Wrote: No, my public disclosure on an open forum precedes your patent application, making this idea indeed open-source. Smiling

I'd also like it to be henceforth referred to as the "RVF Model".

I think the recent changes to patent law allows me to patent inventions even if they have been disclosed, You have to beat them to the patent office.
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#28
I built a back hoe with a knitting machine, but it was itchy and it shrank.
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