Five 3D printing projects that could get you thrown in jail
The technology is booming, and with it the opportunities for crooks.
By Joshua Gliddon
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May 28 2013, 10:33AM
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Handguns. It’s now possible to use a cheap 3D printer to make a gun. Nothing so easy as far as bullets go, however, which you’ll still need to actually shoot somebody. There’s been lots of hand-wringing about the potential for crims (and maybe kids) to print a gun, but instead of restricting the know-how, why not restrict the sale of ammo instead?
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