First 3-D-Printed Metal Gun Shows Tech Maturity – IEEE Spectrum.
Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) (video description) used to print the bulk of this gun and its parts in steel.
The printer required to do this costs $10000 today.
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First 3-D-Printed Metal Gun Shows Tech Maturity – IEEE Spectrum.
Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) (video description) used to print the bulk of this gun and its parts in steel.
The printer required to do this costs $10000 today.
“Called 2Seas, the UAV is designed to fly lengthy surveillance missions for coastguards in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium and France. It is a direct descendant of the catapult-launched, 1.5-metre-wingspan, electric-powered SULSA (Southampton University Laser Sintered Aircraft) – the world’s first all-3D-printed drone, built at the University of Southampton, UK. SULSA’s first flight was exclusively revealed by New ScientistMovie Camera in August 2011.”
via Printed drones to hunt down drug-running boats – tech – 01 July 2013 – New Scientist.
3D printed battery! It’s all coming together 😉
Nanoparticle Ink Enables 3-D Printing of Microbattery Electrodes – IEEE Spectrum.
60,000 RPM vacuum powered rotary tool was 3D printed.
All the instructions are on Thingiverse. The bearings and central shaft are metal and much harder to make.
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