NYC's New Bill to Regulate 3D-Printed Guns Is Just the Beginning
The gun control debate is about to get truly insane.
The gun control debate is about to get truly insane.
Amanda Ghassaei has not only found a positive use for a machine that, up to this point, has been best known for creating things that kill people, but she’s also managed to press Radiohead onto a wood record.
"This is a demonstration," says Cody Wilson.
This is both an inevitable and unexpected turn of events for Wilson and friends.
They're calling it "The Liberator."
Get this: it even picks up radio signals.
It's going to save America!
A teaser for Motherboard's upcoming documentary on how 3D printing is changing the face of gun control in America.
Who wants to replace their wimpy old bones with a kick-ass, 3D-printed polymer?
Probably because they don't understand what the heck a 3D-printed gun is.
The parts literally assemble themselves.
The ESA has recently begun researching ways to 3D print a base on the Moon using materials mined in situ.
3D printing just hasn’t quite hit its stride. Its primary appeal seems to be its novelty. 3D-printed sex toys are far from perfect or accessible. But as I saw first hand, their pioneers are hoping to change that.
China's new 3D-printing museum is open for business.
A lot of people wondered if the 3D-printed gun would ever become a reality.
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