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PLEASE do NOT try to build firearms with a 3D printer. At worst case they will fall apart as you try and shoot it. Best case it falls apart and shoots you.

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RepublicanBastard1 year ago

Anyone here actually 3d print? I have been for over 15 years and this is totally viable if you know what you're doing. That being said, dont buy a $120 ender 3 and expect these results.

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Navi of Boomhandia1 year ago

This was printed on an Ender

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Woodworking For Ross Ulbricht1 year ago

Don't be too mean, ya'll. He didn't double down on being wrong. That's a rare thing on the internet. Don't make him regret agreeing with us

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Ray1 year ago

The only parts I would consider using 3D printed parts for an AR platform weapon would be a front grip, the stock, and the Pistol grip. Everything else has to be made with the proper material

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Navi of Boomhandia1 year ago

This isn't an "AR platform"

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Dan-O1 year ago

Wait'll they find out some people have lathes and mills and can build all the parts.

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Savage Gerbil1 year ago

If anyone ever designs some Frankenstein's monster of a gun that can decide to shoot its creator, I'm pretty sure it'll be you

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DurDan1 year ago

Ok, now try it with a 3D printed barrel.

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688 Attack Sub1 year ago

@grok is this true?

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"Spanky" Osborne1 year ago

PLEASE do NOT try to build 3d printers with a firearm. At worst case they will fall apart as you try and shoot it. Best case it falls apart and shoots you.

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