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See www.IDTechEx.com/subscriptions for more details. Top image: Wikipedia Learn more at the next leading event on the topic: 3D Printing Europe 2015 on 28 - 29 Apr 2015 in Berlin, Germany hosted by IDTechEx. Image this: Data from Dawes’ site, Google and Wikipedia, courtesy of Brendan Dawes though it’s data that’s not unique to you. By using 3D printing coupled with bespoke software it’s now possible to create such “souvenirs” to a highly For more resources about making in libraries, visit YALSA’s wiki or download YALSA’s free “Making in the Library Toolkit.” 3D Systems is a leading provider of 3D printing centric design-to-manufacturing solutions including 3D printers Defense Distributed’s Wiki-Weapons project fired the “Liberator,” its .380 handgun that was created completely with a 3D printer. The 15 of the 16 parts created using the technology took just 24 hours to print. The blueprint for the Liberator has AUSTIN, TEX.—If you came to Cody Wilson’s talk on “gun printing” at South by Southwest Interactive on Monday evening expecting to be confronted by some camo-wearing nutjob fresh out of his walled compound in the desert, you were sorely disappointed. You may remember last month when a 3D printer. One group thinks the answer is a resounding yes. Meet Defense Distributed, a group of gun enthusiasts who are making it their goal to create the first fully 3D printed gun. They call the project “Wiki .

Announcing the Wiki Weapon project, Defense Distributed created a campaign on indiegogo.com to raise $20,000 to lease a 3D printer. Indiegogo shut down the campaign after they’d raised $2,000 citing company policy against funding weapons, but by that What Wikipedia did for information, Alastair Parvin and his colleagues hope the WikiHouse Foundation will do for house building by opening up architectural design plans to everyone and allowing people to 3D print materials to build a house. Cody Wilson planned in the coming weeks to make and test a 3D printed pistol. Now those plans have been put on hold as desktop-manufacturing company Stratasys pulled the lease on a printer rented out for Wiki Weapon, the internet project lead by Wilson and What Wikipedia did for information, Alastair Parvin and his colleagues hope the WikiHouse Foundation will do for housebuilding - opening up architectural design plans to everyone and allowing people to 3D print materials to build a house. .