Videos tagged with 3D Printer

This YouTube video, titled '3D Printed Mac N cheese V2.5 #3d', appears to be related to 3D printing. While the title mentions 'Mac N cheese', the inclusion of '#3d' strongly suggests the primary focus is on the process or output of 3D printing, not food. The 'V2.5' indicates it might be an updated iteration of a previous project. Without a transcript or further description, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact subject of the 3D printing, but it could range from functional prints to artistic creations.

This ARFCOM News episode discusses the ATF's actions regarding ghost guns and alleged illegal gun possession. It highlights a case in Hy Park, NY, where a homeless man was arrested for a ghost gun, raising questions about 3D printer access. The segment also criticizes the ATF's perceived double standards in enforcement, contrasting their swift action against individuals with their alleged inaction on gun theft reported by FFLs. Furthermore, it touches upon the potential dangers of an ATF gun registry being compromised, drawing parallels to a data leak affecting Israeli citizens.

This episode of The 'MURCA! Guns & Freedom Podcast features host The Yankee Marshal engaging in an open discussion with viewers. Topics range from supporting the channel through merchandise and donations to the Pets and Vets program. The host also touches on personal opinions regarding wrestling, cryptocurrency, and firearm accessories, while addressing viewer questions and comments.

This YouTube Short from The Gun Collective podcast features host Jon Patton discussing the power of 3D printing. While the exact topic within 3D printing isn't detailed, the description hints at its potential applications, possibly related to firearms or accessories given the podcast's context. The video encourages viewers to start exploring 3D printing today and promotes sponsors Blackout Coffee and Vertx.

This video showcases an experimental firearm project where "Drobashevich" crafts ice cartridges for a shotgun. The process involves 3D printing a YouTube button from ice using a high-speed printer (TwoTrees SK1 at 700mm/s). These ice cartridges are then loaded into an old double-barreled shotgun and fired at the ice YouTube button, demonstrating a unique application of materials and firearms.

This YouTube Short critiques the perceived stagnation in firearms innovation, suggesting major manufacturers are producing repetitive designs. The video promotes various crowdfunding platforms (Subscribestar, Utreon, Patreon) for the "Fuddbusters" channel, offers merchandise like shirts and stickers, and links to the Second Amendment Foundation. Affiliate links are provided for 3D printers, filament, and books related to gun control and federal criminal law, hinting at a DIY or less conventional approach to firearms.

This video is a review and test of the Creality Ender 3 V3 KE 3D Printer. The creator, Deuce and Guns, highlights it as potentially the "Best New 3D Printer" and provides links to their Amazon store and Facebook page. They encourage viewers to like and subscribe for weekly content.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "The Luger looks cool, but is disappointing 2 shoot TWIG11/22", features a review or discussion of the Luger pistol, highlighting its aesthetic appeal but expressing disappointment in its performance. The video also includes promotion for "Fuddbusters" via various platforms like Patreon and SubscribeStar, along with links to merchandise including an "Ak74 Vending Machine Shirt" and "Fuddbusters stickers and T-shirts". Affiliate links for a 3D printer, filament, a book on gun control, and a guide to becoming a federal criminal are also present, suggesting a broader focus on firearm-related topics and Second Amendment advocacy.

This YouTube Short discusses the unique and unusual aspects of the Rahimi case, a legal matter with implications for gun laws. The video promotes Fuddbusters' support platforms (Subscribestar, Utreon, Patreon, and Discord) and highlights merchandise like an AK-74 vending machine shirt and Fuddbusters stickers and T-shirts. It also mentions a 'Magic ATF Ball' and includes affiliate links for a 3D printer, filament, and books related to gun control and federal criminal law.

This YouTube Short from Fuddbusters features a gun review, specifically mentioning the AK-74. The video promotes Fuddbusters' various support platforms (Subscribestar, Utreon, Patreon) and their Discord server. It also highlights merchandise like an "Ak74 Vending Machine Shirt" and "Fuddbusters sticker and T-shirts," along with a "Magic ATF Ball." Affiliate links are provided for a 3D printer, filament, and books related to gun control and legal risks. The content is geared towards a firearms enthusiast audience interested in reviews and supporting the Second Amendment.

This YouTube Short discusses the legal and Second Amendment implications of the "brace ban," urging for a decisive ruling based on constitutional grounds. It highlights the "Fuddbusters" initiative, promoting support for organizations like the Second Amendment Foundation. The description also includes links to merchandise, affiliate products related to 3D printing and firearm accessories, and educational content about gun control and potential legal ramifications for firearm owners.

A new bill in New York proposes requiring NICS background checks for 3D printers capable of creating firearms or firearm components. Retailers would be authorized to request criminal history information from the Division of Criminal Justice Services, which would then check for felony convictions or outstanding warrants that disqualify firearm possession. The bill defines a 3D printer and specifies its effective date.