Re:3D printers have ‘fingerprints,’ which could help trace g...
by dogma1138 on Saturday October 20, 2018 @04:01PM
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Depends on the printer with a high end printer you can print a lower and go with no work needed other than to drill the holes for the FCG and magazine and bolt catches.
With a production or industrial prototyping printer you don’t need to do anything than drop your parts in.
Heck it wouldn’t surprise me if in a few years with multi material printing you’ll be able to print a fully functional lower even with the FCG I’ve already seen metal parinting demos that can print both rigid and spring metal materials in the same print.
With a production or industrial prototyping printer you don’t need to do anything than drop your parts in.
Heck it wouldn’t surprise me if in a few years with multi material printing you’ll be able to print a fully functional lower even with the FCG I’ve already seen metal parinting demos that can print both rigid and spring metal materials in the same print.