A 3D gun is manufactured in stages, with each part of the gun printed separately and assembled manually. Think of yourself as making a toy LEGO gun, but instead of taking the parts from the LEGO ...

Face it, we’ve all at some time or other looked at our hot glue guns, and thought “I wonder if I could use that for 3D printing!”. [Proper Printing] didn’t just think it, he’s made a ...

where Granat and Fritz were using a 3D printer to make hundreds of “machine gun conversion devices” (MCDs). Granat and Fritz sold the devices nationwide and shipped them out in toy LEGO boxes ...

Melbourne-based 3D printer Kris Paxton was driving a company ... The two business owners follow strict guidelines which state they can't even print toy guns or props, let alone the real thing.