Re:Structure Sensor: Capture the World in 3D
by TeMPOraL on Tuesday September 17, 2013 @03:52PM
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I agree with you in all except this:
> The current danger is in 3d printed firearms, which are getting better and better every day, and which have been 3d modelled by designers in 3d programs.
It was probably discussed here many times, but where exactly is the danger? You can (and could have for years) make better guns with CNC milling machines and/or random metal scrap lying around your backyard, and getting ammo (which seems to be the real problem) is not getting any easier with 3D printers.
> The current danger is in 3d printed firearms, which are getting better and better every day, and which have been 3d modelled by designers in 3d programs.
It was probably discussed here many times, but where exactly is the danger? You can (and could have for years) make better guns with CNC milling machines and/or random metal scrap lying around your backyard, and getting ammo (which seems to be the real problem) is not getting any easier with 3D printers.