[JRandomFreeper]

Small foundry, lathe, milling machine.

I have those tools in my shop. I also have files and hammers. I'm a fairly dangerous man, I suppose.

/johnny

[DBrow]

Well, according to the article you are not really dangerous until you add a 3d printer.

[taildragger]

Small foundry, lathe, milling machine. I have those tools in my shop. I also have files and hammers. I'm a fairly dangerous man, I suppose.

So if we go to Harbor Freight and buy tools will we have to a a Federal Tool ID too?

that is where this lunacy is going....

Look I am not a fan of this Printing Revolution, and without getting into it, I was involved with a precursor like technology eons ago.

For better or worse I know to much about Material Certs, Normalizing, Heat-Treating etc etc to make me dangerous. I do not see the Metallurgy here to make a connecting rod, crankshaft for a Small Block Chevy let alone the critical parts of a Firearm.

So with they restrict 3D Modeling and the accepting 3D CAM software to go from art to part too?