The fact that we can3D - print guns , eachscarier thanthe last , is unsettling enough . But why would we stop at weapon itself ? Why not 3D - printed ammo ? Like , say , these annihilative scattergun biff , fresh froma Solidoodle 3 printer .
https://gizmodo.com/100-000-people-have-already-downloaded-3d-printed-gun-p-498755006
Wiredhad a dainty long chat with Jeff Heeszel , the humanity run into in the video above wreaking havoc with his family - made ammo . Heeszel ’s no anarchist ; he ’s just a guy who like shooting matter with his scattergun , and who encounter to be friends with a man named Tony Griffy .
Griffy ’s the brains behind the 3D - printed scattergun slugs . He ’s the one who designed the CAD files , acquired the Solidoodle 3 , printed the slugs out , filled them with take , and post them to Heeszel for implementation . There ’s nothing villainous to it ; just two cat with some oddity and enough ABS thermoplastic to get some localized mayhem .
In fact , the most worrisome thing is n’t that these exist . It ’s how how easy it was to make them . Check out Wiredfor the full , revealing audience . [ Wired ]
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