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The Dangers of California’s Legislation to Censor 3D Printing (www.eff.org)

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[–] Boost@lemmy.world 1 points 2 hours ago

Coming back around, this is your original claim.

that the whole 3D printers are dangerous weapon manufacturing sources is BS. 3D printers, at least those affordable to hobbyists are a damn poor choice for creating fire weapons. Yes, you can print some non-critical parts but that’s about it.

And now we're here.

it is a fairly easy method and can enable cost effective low number production, yes it can. So yes, if you will, then it has made it more accessible for those things.

So I think I've made my point.