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This week’s Top 5 Videos contain a wide variety of 3D printing content. These videos include Mini 3D printed car parts, 3D printed guns, and more. Remember, every Sunday there’s a new Top 5 Videos uploaded, so make sure you…
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This week’s Top 5 Videos contain a wide variety of 3D printing content. These videos include Mini 3D printed car parts, 3D printed guns, and more. Remember, every Sunday there’s a new Top 5 Videos uploaded, so make sure you tune in for next week’s episode.
1. 3D Printed Guns
Gun control in the USA has always been a controversial issue. Cody Wilson and his company Defense Distributed have been in the public eye for releasing files to 3D print guns, and now sell them. This video talks about the arguments for and against the ability to 3D print guns, and what the process entails.
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