If it ever cam to it we will thank them later

He teamed up with an engineer and now fosscaders can buy actual PEEK capable printers for cheap.

Nice

I should get one for the habbening

(PEEK is the hardest plastic to extrude and melt.)

I know polymer science is gangster and all but I just have a hard time trusting poly rifles

Even though I know they're mostly okay

Its psycological for me I guess

If you want a printer, being in fosscad gives you a discount on one of the best printers you can get.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEMhxrrolmw

@Seatoast, this guy bought one and the first job he did with it paid for the printer twice over.

Cant wait to see where printing takes us in 10 years time

@Seatoast Hear of that new gun design where the barrel and slide recoil in opposite directions?

In opposite directions? No I havent

I can't find the fucking webpage.

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018/06/21/sirca-tec-slf-x-pisol-crowdfunding-project/

FOUND IT

MY GOOGLE FU IS UNSTOPPABLE

@Seatoast, check this shit out. ^

Pretty neat

Also: FUCKING ALUMINIUM SLIDE

WUT

That is how amazing the mechanism is, you can make the fucking slide in Al.

@Seatoast https://gundynamics.com/products/sircatec

Now THIS is a REAL MAN'S crowdfunding campaign.

Back it to get a gun, that's 'merican.

In my mind the most exciting thing about 3d printed guns is their potential to make any gun control legislation a moot point.

In Cali, they are going after the ammo.

Those are probably easier to make than a gun. Building your own foundry is pretty easy, and bullets and associated materials aren't big.

Cartridge extrusion, however, is not easy.

(Not easy to set up at least.)

tfw you'll never be a bad ass camel cannon soldier

If you already reload casting your own bullets isnt that difficult. The problem is the cases themselves

Primers as well 🤔

You could stock pile them but if you're already doing that may as well just buy up rounds

Lead Styphnate and especially Lead Azide are not particularly easy to make.

Although making tooling for primer cups would be comparatively easy.

Anvil a little harder.

http://i.giphy.com/l0O9xPWfaccWTBas8.gif