Coward typical.

coward yes, drooling retard? not quite

Where are you from frederick?

Canada

we don't have a second ammendment

and that doesn't stop people from owning what they want

I posted this yesterday, but this may help change some things

https://defcad.com/

the files go online in August

great for any machinist looking for a "weekend project"

the website is owned by an American who recently won a case against the US Federal Gov't

that allows him to publish those files

he was the same person that created the first working 3-D printed gun

Cool I am not that good with my hands though.

that was in 2012/2013 I believe

that's great, was hoping to get a link to his designs

I'm having a printer built at th emo 😃

he even is having his cnc mill put online for anyone looking to build it

Where can I find the materials though.

nice

it finishes 80% lowers for AR-15/10, 1911s, and soon Glocks

he may also have plans for the M9 Beretta it seems

interesting how he also has CAD files for the VZ.58

who knows

maybe we'll see FALs on there soon

they are working on making CAD files for a lot of firearms

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJAi2DYCo8U

So I got to buy a 3d printer or something

Ditsem! @crazyBoer, you just advanced to level 5!

the CAD files are so people with machines to do metal working can potentially make any part for any gun

it then comes down to your material acquisition and skill

his CNC mill finishes the lowers of firearms from 80% blocks

he also was able to make 3-D printed magazines for AR-15 and AKs

ofcourse you don't necessarily need the very expensive machinary to do the job

but it makes it easier

Ditsem! @Frederick Bernal, you just advanced to level 4!

What machine do I need to buy specificly

there have been other successful 3-D printed guns that are quite innovative

you need a mill and a lot of skill

sintering is printing with metal materials and then baking but I doubt it's suitable for weapons

there has been a 3-D metal printed gun