what are anti gunfags gonna do when everyone has a 3d printer the size of an oven that prints parts at a nanometer resolution, are you going to get metal powder banned? lol wait you can make that yourself, I guess you should just quit with the no gun shit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRXymDoYoWQ
We will just ban everything
say goodbye to the bill of rights
Baked metal is brittle.
Enjoy your glocknades.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJTkhXjywpQ
>>69275222
>nanometer resolution
>incredibly noisy printing job
>>69275222
Idk. Maybe ban gunpowder? Not sure how that would work.
>>69275422
space x uses a metal 3d printer for some of the parts on their rockets.
your argument is invalid.
Guns are only a problem in america, the rest of the world doesn't care.
Also the only people who would 3d print a gun are weirdos who have never used a gun in a real life confrontation.
>>69275222
You don't need to print shit.
Go to Home Depot with about 20 bucks.
>>69275627
Not like you can't make your own.
>>69275222
I heard somewhere that the 3D printing process is extremely dangerous due to the rough microsurfaces and the chemical residue/dust.
Is this true?
>>69275920
I'm a police officer that has discharged my weapon in the line of duty. I would 3d print a gun for the novelty of it.
Where's muh multi material 3d printing????
Do i have to wait for actual molecular assemblers?
>>69275920
What country is this?
>>69275920
You have some sort of issue with polymer?
>>69275222
Ban 3d printers.
I could make one myself the old-fashioned way. People here know their machines and metals.
So this is going to be the great equalizer that brings guns to england, and other countries?
>>69275967
Ban primers
>>69276204
Sideways Austria
>>69275222
The anti gunners already lost.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REGeDjuADXI
It's been easy to make (smoothbore) submachineguns at home ever since the internet became big enough for the instructions to be readily available.
>>69276124
Story?
>>69276405
Caseless ammunition would be viable in 2 years if that happened.
>>69275422
The gun will last around 300 shots with current specs, which is vastly, VASTLY in excess of the number of times a gun is typically fired during an altercation.
>>69276204
leafless canada
>>69275991
koenigsegg prints their whole turbines out of metal, I guess the tech it's already bretty gud but the cost is too high
>>69275422
I'll take what is tempering for $500 Alex.
It's already been done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2L3QP5qVgo
>>69275222
They'll try to ban 3D printer, you know this.
>>69276456
>semi automatic
>shoots one bullet
>does not reload
>>69276397
Yeah, the first schematics for these were made a couple years ago and they saw the highest download rates in the most restrictive countries.
Once it becomes widespread enough, borders become obsolete. All you need is basic industrial supplies and an empty space.
I'm going to make a Pipboy 3000
>>69275222
Still can't buy ammo without a licence... kinda pointless in most of the world.
Unless you can 3d print bullets and gunpowder of course.
>>69275920
Where's your leaf?
>>69276397
Lol, no. You need a licence to buy ammo in the uk. So printing a gun wouldn't mean shit over here, sadly
I've used a 3d printer to make a scaled down model of an m1 abrams 3d printers are cool as hell
>>69275222
It's funny you say this because finely divided metal is highly flammable and a controlled substance here.
Ok assuming you print a gun in a country with anti-gun laws, how do you get bullets to fire from it?
>>69276714
Huh? It's semi auto, here's the guy changing mags:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgYk2h2b6Ng
>>69276821
The only thing you can't print is gunpowder, is gunpowder illegal?
If not I'll tell you right now we make our own bullets at home all the fucking time.
>>69275222
guns are very easy (handguns) to obtain illegally in my country. People don't because the consequence of being caught with an illegal weapon are tremendous. The ease of 3d printing doesnt change anything
>>69275222
This will make guns even more deadly.
I can see guns who's barrel can freely rotate and aim itself in the future.
>>69276714
are we watching the same video? The guy goes through like 4-5 rounds before the mag runs out.
>>69276801
License to buy ammo?
Could you faggots possibly be faggier?
You caught up on your tv license payments and knife binning?
>>69276801
How hard is gunpowder to make on your own?
The antigunners will just ban the printers for home use. Our government will use the issue to set up sweet taxes and fees on businesses operating 3D printing.
The 3D printing dream not gonna happen in Australia.
>>69276124
Story?
>>69275222
Get fucked over by stupid America, what's new here?
>>69276801
You can cast your own lead bullets and mix your own gunpowder. Cases can be stamped with some relatively simple equipment, the big problem is primers. I've heard you can use strike anywhere match heads as a substitute but I wouldn't want to have to carry that gun.
>>69275222
>metal Powder
if they could make a gun out of plastic they would have done it long ago.
the only thing 3D printers can make is the type of shit you buy at the Dollar Store.
I wonder how many 3D Printer scam businesses have gone bankrupt in the last year.
>>69277016
>How hard is gunpowder to make on your own?
about as hard as making soup
slap the right ingredients together, mix. done.
>>69277009
>Making bullets
Yeah Ive saw that, but you still need the casings etc. I doubt they are freely available here.
>>69276821
What's to stop you from printing ammo?
>>69277285
They are tiny and presumably easy to smuggle.
Most people wouldn't know what they were looking at if they saw one out of a shell.
>>69277285
>>69277016
>>69277009
The best thing would be some kind of printable musket or blunderbuss, that you could stuff with ball bearings and gun powder.
>>69275627
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWeJsaCiGQ0
>>69277510
That is true. It's also possible the caps for black powder weapons are less regulated than cartridges which you might be able to use as a substitute for purpose built primers.
>>69277649
They have those, they're called pipes.
>>69277413
You can 3D print anything except the gunpowder m8, I just told you that.
>>69277650
He needs to use flechettes.
>>69277429
>>69277413
>>69277385
>>69277013
>>69276928
>>69276821
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a1SC2vBGM4
>>69277413
Its likely unregulated as unprimed brass is just scrap metal.
>>69277385
The only limitation is where the pressure occurs when the gun is fired. Other than that you can make a firearm out of existing polymer recipes, e.g. Polymer lowers.
>>69277721
>They have those, they're called pipes.
Yeah yeah I know. I hear steering columns are good. Its one of these things a person carries as theoretical knowledge though- I've never had the opportunity to experiment or practice with it.
>>69276801
Do you need a license to buy shells ?
>>69276631
I'm sure they use only the most advanced machines, but I mean in terms of those 3D printers you can buy for a few hundred bucks.
>>69275222
Impressive, in fact I think in a decade 3D printed guns might be better than the old ones because you could perhaps mix other types of metals more easily within parts. Perhaps you could make certain parts lighter too; in fact I'm pretty sure of it if you can make a tiny framework within a metal part.
It will be a bit expensive for the average citizen so just buying a gun from the black market will be cheaper for quite a while.
>>69276683
They'll try, and fail. Lib tards and Euros will get their taste of true freedom in being able to make basically everything, and they'll realize it doesn't fucking matter if you can make a gun on it. There's a right wing revolution happening as we speak anyways. They'll probs try to restrict the plans for gats, but that'll fail too. TL;DR- Governments are shitting their pants as the sheep wake up.
>>69276657
>2500 rounds
nice
>>69275920
You forget your leaf Canada
>>69277650
WE FALLOUT NAO
>>69275222
You can also make meth.
Doesn't mean it should be legal.
>>69276915
How do you make a model that complex without a bunch of sagging and crap? Or did you print the barrel separately?
>>69278710
Doesn't mean it should be illegal either.
>>69277650
Now thats cool. Does that thing shoot soild projectiles?
>>69278311
Extrusion printers are safe as shit. You're talking the same tech as a glue gun.
It's not like it is very hard to buy one illegally already. Or to simply apply for a permit, which also isn't that strict despite what you amerishoots think.
Good luck downloading the schematic without being flagged though.
>>69276962
You guys are already on the brink of a revolution with your increasingly brainwashing and controlling government. Give the people the freedom to print whatever they want, and they'll realize it's what they deserve. Also the right wing is about to go big everywhere in Europe.
>>69278220
>only limitation
>when the gun is fired
apparently said without humor?
what's the velocity of those "bullets"? What's their stopping power?
Shoot one at a plank of wood.
Shoot one at a fucking beer bottle for Christs sake.
these are glorified bb guns shooting holes in a piece of paper.
I see nothing in the youtube videos but efforts to scam more investors out of money.
>>69275422
sintering and other heat treatment methods can remove the brittleness, it's just a matter of finding the right combination of alloys to overcome brittleness
also, i've already seen 3d powder metal deposition + sintering done and the parts are strong as hell
>>69275222
No one is gonna be making guns with 3D Printers.
They rather make katanas, instead.
We are also gonna have people becoming Dynasty Warriors in Real Life once 3D Printers become a thing.
So Genuine Chinese/Japanese Armor/Weapons is gonna be the rage, not Guns.
No one is gonna want a stupid gun when they could create ancient weapons and armor in their garage or home, instead.
It will be fun watching Auscucks and Yurocucks go into a panic over printed guns. I don't think anyone in the US will really care but we'll have another argument against gun control.
>>69278942
'Flagged', who gives a fuck. Everybody here's probably already on a bunch of lists.
>>69278304
Yep. You better believe they watch who buys ammo like hawks, and it has to match the caliber firearms you actually own.
Interesting that you can print ammo. Gunpowder could be made I suppose our ancestors did it. but what about the primer?
>>69275422
I wonder if glocks really are dangerous or it's because of the numbers sold and it's bound to happen? I saw and read a lot to make me think otherwise. The barrels are poorly designed
>>69279072
Are you talking the fully 3D printed guns like the liberator? Because that thing shoots 380. That's a lot more punch than a BB. Also all of the plans are free online, there is no investor scamming.
>>69278942
Till they come and collect it from you. The EU is working really hard to see all firearms banned.
>>69276405
Fuses work pretty well too.
>>69279072
What exactly do you think a gun is in terms of construction?
Have you seen a completely disassembled firearm before?
>>69279494
The EU is on its last legs. I don't think it will survive the crisis they have created.
>>69276801
Is there anything you blokes don't have to have a license for?
>>69277385
Whats Direct Metal Laser Sintering for $500, Alex?
You dumb bastards actually believe they would let this get out of their control. They've pushed strict gun control in certain states in this country, yet this will slip from their fingers?
Are you fuckers for real?
>>69279399
Primers sound pretty easy to make at home, I dunno. Or maybe some sort of large rimfire could be a good alternative?
>>69279856
Hot gay sex with kebab.
>>69279617
You really think it'll completely collapse? More countries will leave it surely, but the founding nations will drag it along.
>>69279448
the glocknade meme is due to people using overpressured ammunition that the guns were not designed to take on earlier models. The problem has been resolved in later models
>>69279902
>They've pushed strict gun control in certain states in this country,
They let concealed carry, short barrels, and strong self defense laws slip through their fingers in Illinois in the last 15 years.
>>69275937
kek
>>69279615
>buy machine for $10000.00
>make one gun
these are the Nike Sneakers for white trash
>>69275222
> Claim to be /pol/ack
> Be anti-gun fag
All of my wats
>>69280397
>Make your whole neighborhood guns
>>69279902
You do realize that with completely unregulated shit available at literally every Home Depot you can buy the shit necessary to make a firearm, right?
Guns existed hundreds of years before the fucking steam engine.
Most guns are simple as fuck. If they were not they would not be reliable.
Even an ar 15 was first produced the same year as (pic related).
>>69280397
You can answer. I won't make fun of you.
Have you ever seen a completely disassembled firearm before?
>>69280842
yes
your point?
>>69280054
If Brexit happens, it will be over for the EU. More and more people are turning against the pseudo-Soviet style 'government' in Brussels. The inability to deal with the financial and refugee crises have created a lot of anger against Brussels.
The EEC will obviously continue to exist, but the political EU is done.
>>69279448
>>69281011
Describe what you saw.
>>69280574
Post pic of 50s AR, I don't believe you.
>>69280397
>>make one gun
Surely you're joking.
Why would you make just one? There will be prints available for every fucking gun model out eventually.
You can have a Luger just for fun. And people will. Governments are always hopelessly behind on this shit. It took them 3 decades to wise up to the internet.
>>69281143
>Describe
dude seriously
Can't fuck with this anymore.
I have to go make my supper.
GOV has probably tracked everyone that has downloaded any gun or pyrotechnic plans and formulas.
Or your IP does and is archiving it for them.
Good luck with your Atomic Ray Blasters.
>>69281580
It would have taken fewer words to describe a disassembled firearm than to type the horse shit you did.
>>69279123
Sintering? Gtfo.
You mean Anealing you desk jockey weabo cunt.
>>69277650
Not much stronger than a bb gun.
Makes me wonder whether you can combine this with a CO2 bb gun.
>needing a 3D printer to build a gun
Kek.
>>69280397
I can see our cartels setting up factories of this shit and providing each sicario with a punisher level arsenal at any time.
>>69275690
parts that aren't exposed to explosive pressure
>>69275222
They will ban internet, computers and electricity
>>69277650
Fear the Future.
>>69275342
Britain is certainly trying that shit
>>69283615
>not exposed to explosive pressure
>a fucking rocket
t. guy that knows jack shit about rockets
>>69284365
>A rocket is just a tube filled with explosions
>Flag
Fuck me. You got me, lad.
I still think the explosive powders are going to be the biggesr obstacle here. You need a finely tuned mixture of primary explosive for the primer, and a finely tuned mixture of secondary explosive for the main powder load.
How the fuck are you going to print an unstable primary explosive into a primer that's being formed with lasers hot enough to melt steel?
Any way you cut it, simply printing a functional gun with ammo is not possible without more tooling than just the printer.
>>69275222
have a collection of shitty plastic guns stashed under my bed that is what burger :^)
>>69284771
I have access to a metal working shop and could've made an AK by now if it weren't for what you just pointed out.
There simply is no point if making ammunition for it is almost impossible.
>>69284771
What kind of smokeless powder is used for modern ammo? I only know of Cordite, but I imagine it's not used anymore.
>>69285845
>for it is almost impossible
Thank fuck any government with this sort of agenda towards guns will likely have a very poor grasp on border control.
>>69285845
You can still make an AK and im sure you could find some ammo given how your country's been infiltrated by a foreign army.
>>69285845
Besides if you have a metalworking shop making ammo is easy as shit, wtf are you talking about? Just get yourself a cast and crimp the primers afterwards
I couldn't care less about building guns, but this is gonna be great for building custom tools and parts
>>69277385
Yfw .45lc
>>69287060
If I want to buy ammo on the black market I have to either convert to islam or buy it from right-wingers who are 99.5% of the time federal agents.
You used to be able to buy weapons from czech or polish people but all the crime has moved to moroccans, turks etc.
>>69283615
I actually interned at RPM and associates and worked with the titanium laser deposition machine they used to make the FUEL NOZZLE FOR A ROCKET
with new microstructure advancements in titanium DLD the products are actually pretty GOAT
>>69287243
Can't buy the chemicals needed for the gun powder without landing on some list.
>>69283960
>>69275342
just hook us up to bubble wrap matrix already
>>69287436
Not that im advocating illegal weaponry here but we're already on dozens of lists just by being here. Who cares
>>69275222
Include firmware that introduces subtle imperfections in your parts so they break.
Try printing a $100 bill on a really nice printer made after about 2002 or so. There will be almost invisible yellow dots that make that shit traceable to your printer's serial number.
Same shit will happen here. Even if you make a new 3d printer, it will come with the same design flaws as long as it's made by a 3d printer that has them, that'll be a 'firmware' feature.
Kinda like today, where the only way to get a CPU phone or computer without a government backdoor or ten, you need to use older stuff or make your own.
>>69275222
Here,OP. It's a 1911 that had it's receiver printed on a "metal powder" 3D printer,then had 1000 rounds put through it.
>>69287436
Buying sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate (saltpeter) will get you on a watchlist now?
>>69287725
They made some brass 1911's during the war with sintering, worked fine but they were heavier.
>>69287836
Mate buying phone sims gets you on a list here. My dad - a 60yo married disability teacher - was on a no fly list because he bought his staff phones
>>69281971
gtfo out arts majors are unwelcome here
>>69287925
I'd give my middle nut for a brass 1911.
>>69287836
I doubt it, there are a million uses for it.
Buying several tons maybe. It's fully legal to make your own black powder at home as long as it's a 'propellant' and not an 'explosive.'
>>69278710
>You can also rape a girl with your dick.
>Doesn't mean dicks should be legal.
>>69288096
If you haven't been to the gun museum in Cody yet, please go. You can stare at this piece and thousands of other rare guns.
My favorite areas are the pre-1700 cartridge firearms / repeaters, and the 'stacks' in the basement that you can get to through a poorly marked elevator. Just drawer after drawer, rack after rack, room after room of guns.
>>69288426
This is a cast one but I know they made sintered ones as well.
>>69287659
For starters no company will ever produce a printer that intentionally sabotages parts. The liability would be so immense I can't even begin to imagine it. Secondly there's already a 3D printer that can print all of it's own plastic components and the ability to print circuit boards and other electrical components is in development so printer that can print itself in it's entirety is well within our technological grasp.
>>69288669
>For starters no company will ever produce a printer that intentionally sabotages parts.
No company will introduce a printer that intentionally fucks up its own printouts either, or would they?
No they all do. Look it up.
http://seeingyellow.com
>The liability would be so immense I can't even begin to imagine it.
Imagine this: the Federal Government mandates a maximum strength rating for 3D printed goods and forces the manufacturers to adhere to it, and only if they do are they granted perpetual and unlimited freedom from all liability. They'd do this for sure.
>Secondly there's already a 3D printer that can print all of it's own plastic components and the ability to print circuit boards and other electrical components is in development so printer that can print itself in it's entirety is well within our technological grasp.
It will always be possible to make something from scratch of course. Most of the fucking nerds out there are acting like you haven't been able to just buy a couple nice tools and make receivers and shit at home for decades. They're just too fucking lazy to learn how to work the machines and tools.
>>69289284
>federal maximum strength rating for 3D printed goods
what brand or retarded are you?
>>69288669
>printer that can print itself
http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/712.fall02/papers/p761-thompson.pdf
You should read this if you trust any computer, or anything in any computer that came from another computer, all the way back to the beginning.
I wonder if a filament loaded with pyrodex will print, might be able to make fully printable black powder weapons
>>69289856
It'd be ignited by the sintering process.
>>69289717
They already mandated secret codes in all printers, and the printer companies complied.
The US has mandated and / or concealed backdoors in the phones, operating systems, cryptographic algorithms, CPUs, telecommunications backbones...
Don't you even know what a National Security Letter is?
>>69290022
It'd be pretty hard for firmware to analyze the structural strength of something being printed without any context.
>>69287836
I'm not an expert but I'd wager that ammunition made with black powder is not gonna work very well with modern arms.
If you were suggesting that I build a muzzle-loader you might have a point.
>>69289856
Is it so hard to soak a cotton string in a suitable liquid and just dry it like any normal sane person?
>>69290272
>it took him this long to figure out those chemicals make black powder
Just give up senpai
>>69289972
Perhaps, the pressure would be an issue, but its ignition temp is much higher than normal powder. If you could get it to print at around 120c it'd be safe
>>69279448
the glocks that explode are the ones modified to fire 10mm, who would use a polimer weapon to shoot 10mm? only a crazy nig nog
>>69275342
Soon we'll see spoon bins.
Don't be a loon, bin that spoon.
>>69290411
>print at around 120c
>you're actually serious
Those lasers operate at over 5000c
>>69290391
I was shitposting in 3 other threads you faggot.
As opposed to you I didn't have to google how to make black powder.
>>69289284
Fucking up a printed dollar bill isn't going to get anyone killed. Fucking up a part designed to be used in a complex mechanical system could very easily get someone killed as well as running afoul of numerous government regulations if that part was intended to end up in aircraft or an automobile.
>Imagine this: the Federal Government mandates a maximum strength rating for 3D printed goods and forces the manufacturers to adhere to it, and only if they do are they granted perpetual and unlimited freedom from all liability. They'd do this for sure.
This makes the technology worthless and will never happen. The advantage of 3D printing in a production setting is producing parts that can't be easily machined. Intentionally sabotaging parts will never happen. People aren't invested in this technology to print tiny metal sculptures.
>It will always be possible to make something from scratch of course. Most of the fucking nerds out there are acting like you haven't been able to just buy a couple nice tools and make receivers and shit at home for decades. They're just too fucking lazy to learn how to work the machines and tools.
Producing an entire printed integrated circuit is extremely difficult bordering on impossible outside of an industrial setting. Being able to print them is maybe the most promising aspect of the technology and would be an actual revolutionary step for the home brew community.
>>69290180
Why? It's just pretty simple math after all. I'm assuming that the media will become like printer ink, expensive as fuck and designed to be as proprietary as possible. Knowing the strength of the materials used, simple geometry alone would be adequate.
The OP was mentioning nano-scale - it'd be impossible to find or remove crippling firmware at that level. It could even manifest as nano-machines that only activate after the construction process and which create voids or other weaknesses from the inside without showing on the surface.
You'd need to use advanced and expensive techniques to detect this.
>>69290559
Why use a laser printer? I'm talking just a normal fucking 3d printer
>>69290272
>I'm not an expert but I'd wager that ammunition made with black powder is not gonna work very well with modern arms.
It'd work fine in most guns, but it wouldn't cycle the action and it would jam up an AR-15 good.
But out of a modern bolt rifle I have shot black powder cartridges that I loaded myself all day.
>>69275422
>baked metal is brittle
no it's supple, cold-formed steel is brittle
>>69290022
the literal teleological purpose of metal DLD is to create metal parts of arbitrary shape with outstanding material properties and structural capabilities
requiring microfractures or poor material properties is off the table. It was never on the table and it won't ever be on the table. This isn't microscopic yellow dots. This is actually making the technology useless
>>69290458
>the glocks that explode are the ones modified to fire 10mm
No, just no. They come rigged to explode from the factory even in 9mm or .380.
>>69279617
It might seem like it, but its quite the opposite. Flooding Europe with shitsins, who chimp out, blow shit up and piss off the right wing hooligans, who then chimp out and scare everyone is the perfect ground for establishing a police state to control the population. Disarming you is certainly in the agenda.
The outcome is a bigger stronger and more Orwellian, soviet style super state. It's coming.
>>69275222
First off nice trips.
I am a licensed machinist with my own equipment. Should they mind wipe my knowledge of metal working, ban and seize my equipment? Ban the sale of raw metal stock to the general public? I could make a hell of a lot better gun than could be printed. Maybe rubber coat the world while we're at it so nobody gets hurt by ANYTHING.
>>69290828
I'll ask /k/ what they think about loading a nagant or mauser replica with black powder fueled rounds.
A bolt-action rifle is probably even easier to produce than an automatic one.
>>69290700
>nano-machines that only activate after the construction process and which create voids or other weaknesses from the inside without showing on the surface.
Holy kek.
As for analyzing it like that, any material has the same strength whether it's 2m or 2nm. You'd have to mandate an actual size limit which can be easily worked around by printing in separate parts.
>>69290721
Because sintering 3d printers use lasers.
>>69275222
>the future
>3d printer are common place
>laws banning firearms have been in place for a decade
>cops are the only people with guns
>brutaly crack down on criminal nogs
>nogs pool there money together
>buy lots of 3d printers
>find an abandonded warehouse in detroit
>begin printing guns to arm up
>civil war 2 begins
>crackhouses are a think of the past
>gun houses are the new reality
Thanks liberals.
>>69276966
dude what are you smoking?
>>69291104
Actually an auto would be easier. A bolt action requires the bolt face and receiver to absorb the full force of the round. A floating bolt can use springs to soften it.
>>69291104
Auto is easier than semi-auto.
>>69290656
>Fucking up a printed dollar bill isn't going to get anyone killed. Fucking up a part designed to be used in a complex mechanical system could very easily get someone killed as well as running afoul of numerous government regulations if that part was intended to end up in aircraft or an automobile.
Yep that's why it'll be 'illegal to use this machine to make anything that could cause injury or death.'
You know, like Java and Windows both still say today.
>The advantage of 3D printing in a production setting is producing parts that can't be easily machined. Intentionally sabotaging parts will never happen. People aren't invested in this technology to print tiny metal sculptures.
Protectionism will rear its head again. Have you ever tried to record a copy protected video these days?
No, this will probably be controlled. In the future you will never be able to BUY an uninfected 3D printer, just like you can't BUY an uninfected 2d printer today. Just a matter of time. Wait until the first crazed jihadist 3D prints a gun.
>Producing an entire printed integrated circuit is extremely difficult bordering on impossible outside of an industrial setting.
That's not true, many people do it at home and have for decades.
>Being able to print them is maybe the most promising aspect of the technology and would be an actual revolutionary step for the home brew community.
Most of the people who have managed to home brew something did it on a breadboard and if they want to make a lot of these things they will just call a guy who knows what he is doing, who already makes a very high quality part, better than 3D printed for sure, for a nominal sum.
You'll always need your breadboards.
t. radio ham
>>69275342
Not happening here but I will lol when yuropoors have their 3d printers banned
>>69291083
Forgot to post this. Who even needs a machine shop! Buddy makes an AK from an old shovel.
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/179192-DIY-Shovel-AK-photo-tsunami-warning
>>69290700
>cylinder 89mm in length with a 18.5mm internal diameter hole and 1cm wall made of 4140 steel
Is this a spacer for use in light aircraft suspension or is this the chamber for a 12 gauge shotgun? You claim you should be able to figure it out with simple geometry so let's see it.
>>69291152
Eh, forgot what it ment, thought you were talking about the heating/pressure in the extruder head causing issues, sorry senpai
>>69291152
>Holy kek.
The OP is theorizing nano machines, I'm saying they will have government firmware crippling built in.
Not a stretch, it's reality today with printers and scanners too now I guess!
>>69291289
>niggers
>capable of making the designs in a 3D printer properly
This isnt the fucking Jetsons, you dont just type "gun" into the printer and wait for it to shit out a FAMAS
>>69291562
>Is this a spacer for use in light aircraft suspension or is this the chamber for a 12 gauge shotgun?
Doesn't matter, it will be too weak for either. That's the law sonny boy.
Make one in your machine shop and no computer will ever see it. That's the way to go. You can '3D print' stuff like people have been doing for hundreds of years, at home.
>>69291606
>he hasnt heard of the liberator
Yes you do.
>>69291562
>is this printer licensed to make aircraft parts? No? Its a gun
>>69291591
Yeah but printing nano machine saboteurs into a piece of steel pipe is pretty funny desu
>>69291429
>>69291470
Even if I have access to professional equipment and materials?
The raw blueprint for a bolt-action weapon seems to include less parts and material strength shouldn't be a problem with what I have available.
>>69276801
gun power is really easy to make casting lead is simple making cases are easy primers will be the hardest part to make but that's doable too the Jews in Israel made there own ammo from scratch look it up
if you printed a barrell would it be possible to imitate the rifling of an existing gun and frame people?
>>69282073
Its more powerful than a CO2 pellet gun, those were fairly large rounds and the one went right through his laptop to the other side, you could kill people with that fairly easily.
>>69275222
At 5:07 it looks like he is making a swastika lol
>>69291494
I'm not going to address the top half of your post because you're repeating your ridiculous assertions about the government regulating the one useful aspect of the technology out of existence.
>That's not true, many people do it at home and have for decades.
Bull fucking shit. Do you know anything about how ICs are produced? The lowest level you'll see is university students building them as senior projects.
>Most of the people who have managed to home brew something did it on a breadboard
Yeah using commercially purchased ICs and other discrete components. We're not talking about putting together some 555s and resistors we're talking about printing every single part on the board from processor up.
>t. radio ham
I'm not surprised.
>>69277649
I would love to have a pillow matchlock.
>dindu breaks in
>MOTHERFUCKING ARQUEBUS to the face
>toss it aside, pick up another for the next dindu
>repeat until out of calivers or nuffins
I can't wait to explain this to the cops
>>69292147
There's a thousand reasons autos are easier than semi autos and far easier than bolt actions.
An automatic gun should really have less moving parts than a bolt action if you're doing it right.
>bolt
>firing pin
>recoil spring
>sear
>extractor
Vs
>bolt
>locking lever
>firing pin
>recoil spring
>sear
>extractor
>>69292161
>casting lead is simple
does one know of a good source of lead now?
the old standby, tire weights, have been replaced with another metal.
and obama closed down the last lead smelter.
>>69292822
fishing sinkers are still lead aren't they?
>>69291874
>is this printer licensed to make aircraft parts?
And if it's for a car? What about an ultralight which are unregulated in the US? No one is going to sell a machine that makes defective parts. They might as well just sell the company and skip the being wrongful death suited out of existence.
>>69293065
Yeah i agree with you on this. Just playing devils advocate.
3D printing is a meme.
It produces garbage.
Nothing that comes from a 3D printer is cheaper, better or easier than any other "old fashioned" production technique. Poor imagination results in solutions that require a 3D printer.
3D printers are only good at parting money from fools. That's where they excel.
>>69293240
>>69293065
Better be careful though, they could still print AI-powered nanomachines into your pipe to receive orders from Washington and sabotage your water pipe.
>>69275222
I wish I could get people at our hightech (Yeye we mountainapes do that shit to, not only moonshine, fightin, hunting, fighting, killing whales and all other animals to piss you of and fishing) to advance 3d printing. You all know next step in ie planes is super durable material that makes alu composites weak as fuk and heavy as sally strutters.
Gun with this shit, give me such a printer lab, sur it only cost 6 million crones
>>69293240
I actually meant to specify ultralight in that post since the FAA won't let anything go on a plane that hasn't been X-rayed a dozen times.
>>69275222
what's the weuight? elsticity? anglo.. hardness/strenght. next ones will actually run by them selves at some point
>>69292620
>MOTHERFUCKING ARQUEBUS to the face
>repeat until out of calivers or nuffins
This post best thing I've read all day
>>69275920
>guns are a problem in America
>>69293606
>the year is 2200
>skynet has infiltrated all government defense systems
>humanity is powerless to stop it
>it issues a single order to every machine in the world. DESTROY.
>the nanomachines come to life
>water pipes are bursting everywhere, there's chaos in the streets
>little timmy's birthday party has been ruined
>only one man can save us now
Adam Sandler is..
THE PLUMBER.
>>69275222
>print your own gun with your 3d printer
>take it out to clandestine firing range
>40 years of prison
>take it out to the woods
>40 years of prison
>kill a trespasser
>40 years of prison
>somebody rats out on you
>40 years of prison
>literally any situation where you use your gun for anything other than having it locked in a box
>40 years of prison
Enjoy printing your gun just so you can look at it because every use is illegal. You might as well collect CS:GO skins instead.
>>69294399
Rated R for retards
>>69293528
Tv's and computers were clunky at one point too.
>>69280842
I will admit, the spring(s) will be the hardest thing to replicate
This thread is so long,and no one has posted one of these yet.
>>69297994
What will opening it in a zip do?
>>69298443
It gives you the full plans for it.
>>69275342
Its a tried and true trick brother.....you make everything illegal and then selectively enforce it. With the mountains of data they have collected on you, they will be able to go back over your entire life and gather enough evidence to call you a criminal.
>>69279210
They ran a propaganda piece where Australian cops printed guns using the lowest quality plastic they could find.
So the guns kept exploding under testing.
They were like DONT PRINT GUNS, THEY'LL BLOW UP YOUR HAND.
That was the Aussie damage control.
>>69277403
No it isn't. Maybe blackpowder would, but modern powerful, fast-burning and smokeless powders are way more intricate
>>69294759
>Tv's and computers were clunky at one point too
Oh. You're right. Now everyone makes their own tv and computer from scratch at home...
3D printers are this generation's palm pilot. A useless fad.
>>69275422
>dumbest reply in the thread is a germancuck
literally fuck off Abraham
>>69297994
Trigger looks broken.
>>69287725
Bro can I use it to make a Luger Pistole?
>>69292822
Copper is better anyway
Pierces low end armor better as well.
>>69299254
Implying that black powder isn't just fine for a homemade firearm in a no guns gulag.
All 3D printers will come preinstalled with fabrication rights management software that will prevent you from making firearms, anything that could be used for counterfeiting, that sort of thing.
Trying to circumvent it will be a felony, given the potential for misuse.
>>69277285
Cant you also get a lot of the materials you need to make ammunition from the chargers that are used in nail guns. I know some people have converted that crap in to .22 ammo before
I'd love to try this in the near future. I could make some money selling these.
>>69292822
Car batteries.
>>69297994
>>69298609
Cool as fuck
>>69275920
Shut up PolaloP
>>69300011
You can just superglue a .22 pellet to the end of a .22 black for nail guns. You might have to feed them manually, but they hit HARD.
http://youtu.be/MOZpy55U-jY
>>69275222
Nigger, please.
A few tools and some scrap steel means I have this.
>>69279856
People who laugh at the UK's gun laws have never heard of gun laws in this country. In Argentina 3 separate licenses to operate firearms
1) Legitimate Firearms User License, takes 4-5 months to process
2) Gun License for the gun you want to buy. You buy a gun, they store it for you in a locker, you take the receipt to the gun control agency, then 90-120 days later you get your license assuming it hasn't been rejected, and then you can retrieve your gun where you bought it showing them the receipt and license.
3) Ammo license corresponding to the gun you bought in #2, the process to get one is the same as above.
also when you apply for #2 your name will be displayed on a government website for a minimal period of a month (sometimes three) in case people that know you want to voice their concerns about you owning a firearm and request that your application be rejected
>>69275222
Personally I can't wait. I'll print historical weapons and have a blast. I can't help but wonder how barrels and the like would be handled since most are hammer forged (the good ones anyway).
>>69300011
Yurupoors have those toy pistols that shoot pretty big blanks. If you cast a ball of the right diameter,you could press it into the brass,and make a usable round. Then you just need the pistol. Murdercube.com has the plans to make them from scratch.
ITT: /pol/acks pretending they are gunplumbers.
This shits comical.
>>69301005
Some marine flare guns will chamber a 16ga shell also.
>>69292377
>government regulating the one useful aspect of the technology out of existence.
No, it'll be good for spoons and nick-nacks.
>>69292377
>Bull fucking shit. Do you know anything about how ICs are produced? The lowest level you'll see is university students building them as senior projects.
Regardless they are made by amateurs. Yes I know how they are produced by the way.
>Yeah using commercially purchased ICs and other discrete components. We're not talking about putting together some 555s and resistors we're talking about printing every single part on the board from processor up.
I never said that you'll be unable to print circuits, just guns or other high-strength parts. Sooner or later the government will put a stop to that and the 3D printer companies will obey, just as the 2d printer companies have.
With cheap and plentiful FPGAs most people who are into experimenting with ICs and CPUs will just go that route anyway.
3D printing is like 3D gaming, it's not going to 'take off' but instead remain a niche. The government will see to that, just wait and see.
First jihadist who even read about 3D printing and the government will have closed hearings about it.
Plus it would bypass a chain of suppliers and retailers entirely for potentially most products, cutting out a gigantic piece of Uncle Sam's revenue.
It will remain a niche one way or the other.
>>69300659
Here. Have a Sten.
>>69290845
>outstanding material properties
Sorry it's far crappier right now, and it looks like 3D printed will never achieve the strength of say forged bar stock until the day when nano machines are assembling products molecule by molecule.
And those robots will have infected government firmware.
Theoretically speaking If you were going to illegally manufacture a weapon and risk going to prison, then I'm not sure why anyone would even bother with making some ghetto firearm that's limited in so many ways.
From a perspective on asymmetric war, guns are a big red herring... Explosives can be manufactured from all sorts of everyday items, they can be hidden anywhere and remotely activated or used in all types of booby traps that can inflict far more damage then even the most advanced firearms. The number one killer on the battlefield is IED's and other variations of explosive devices. Honestly I would rather be up against a bunch of civilians with fully automatic weapons then go against a couple unarmed guys that know how to make IED's.
>>69275222
If we're already using metal 3D printing, how long do think it will be before we end up with 3D printers capable of making robots, like in the game Supreme Commander?
>>69301184
Oh,I know.
>>69301479
Sheeeet.
Make it right.
>>69301876
>blue print for ants
Even the coppers will help out.
If you can not make this, you do not deserve oxygen.
>>69301565
Your brain is infected by government nanomachines
>>69301876
>>69301980
>>69301980
BATFE, pls go.
>>69301876
Cant go wrong, it was meant for behind the lines fighting
>>69285845
>You need a finely tuned mixture of primary explosive for the primer, and a finely tuned mixture of secondary explosive for the main powder load
You can make primers from matchheads. Blackpowder can be made at home easily enough or taken from blanks. For non-semiauto guns using blackpowder is fine, although the velocity will be lower and there will be a cloud of smoke after each shot.
>>69284771
>There simply is no point if making ammunition for it is almost impossible.
Nigga just get a blank gun and buy 8mm or 9mm blanks. Cast or machine your own bullets, and press them into the case.
Boom, you have a supply of 9mm. Now buy ~$40 worth of sheet metal and piping and springs and you can build your very own SMG over a weekend.
http://www.replicaplans.com/BlueprintDownloads/BSP-SMG_Book.pdf
>>69284771
Meanwhile, in Ausfag land...
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-07-05/tradie-charged-over-homemade-guns-for-gang/4111600
Seems 22LR is fine and easy to suppress.
