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Kudos to all involved in this project for making the Second Amendment a physical
right. You’re on the right side of history.
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I also think that it would be awesome to adapt that using standard metal plumbing
pipe. The housing, trigger assembly etc. can all be printed and you could just use
a piece of copper or metal pipe as the barrel for something a little more
permanent.
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By the way, a piece of 9mm Hydraulic tube, for a Barrel, and using a sliced version
of the 3D printed Plastic as a Mold, for a forced-air Charcoal aluminum Foundry,
would result on a much safer gun.
Just sayin’…
And no, I did not forget there are LAWS against doing so, without that AOW
permit; There’s always the alternative of making one gun, not for sale, using a gun
barrel, freely available in the USA, to my knowledge.
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5 of 26 6/13/13 5:34 PM
admin says: May 6, 2013 at 2:30 pm
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That might be ‘cheating’ but if you use standard sizes/kits (eg, car-body kits) it
would require very little skill.
I watched Cody’s video, its well made as are your philosophical points.
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admin says: May 6, 2013 at 5:31 pm
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Have you thought about the harm from State-gun-control laws to freedom fighters
who consequently have difficulty obtaining arms for liberation?
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/RepRap-Mendelmax-1-5-3D-Printer-Full-Unassembled-
Kit-Black-Extrusions-/221222983888 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/RepRap-
Mendelmax-1-5-3D-Printer-Full-Unassembled-Kit-Black-Extrusions-
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Can anyone confirm I can print the liberator with this 3d printer? It can print ABS..
Also does anyone know where to find the blueprints? Im not sure how most
people would know how to put this together otherwise.
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Your value (besides being an excellent lib gadfly with a law degree and texas
attitude) is the physical testing you’ve done; anyone can digitize or create a file
and fab it. (Again, we applaud your cajones/tude/competence/clarity) And that is a
great value indeed —performing engineering optimization on real artifacts made
with real machines and real materials. And then the awesome open-source
sharing. (And free PR, lol)
8 ofFree
26 as in speech. Free as in the second amendment. And all the others. 6/13/13 5:34 PM
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Hey medieval
» LIBERATOR Pope-tyrant, check this thing out that Gutenberg invented…
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Its pretty cool that DC fabbed a barrel that was usable. Although it “necessitated”
a ferrous implant for victims of the US regime. One can imagine freer subjects.
Also, why no ribs, just thicker parts? A mech E would probably augment with ribs.
Also, is there no milling-machine CNC file for a pistol? A planar design seems
quite possible.
Though the hardware store ad-hocs are pretty good too, and most don’t have a
milling or routing machine.
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Everyone I have been talking to me tells me the Reprap Mendelmax 1.5 is the best
3d printer to get for the money.
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Frankly, I think it is great that it is all plastic, but for those that are concerned, a
sleeve solves many of your concerns.
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DANGER PUBLIC !
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dn=Liberator.zip&tr=udp%3a%2f
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This should be a ‘torrent magnet’ for liberator.zip a 2MB file with STL files I’ve
opened successfully.
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12 Assuming
of 26 that is correct, can this design be modded to make it a semi-auto? 6/13/13 5:34 PM
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Brian
» LIBERATOR says: May 7, 2013 at 5:31 pm
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Does 2000 work exactly? I’m a little confused by the small dimensions
of the included STL files.
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Sincerely,
The Future
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http://www.peteralaric.com/SurvivalPistol (http://www.peteralaric.com
/SurvivalPistol)
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The nerve of you people to act distraught when there is a mass killing is quite
unbelievable when you are supplying these same people with the tools to commit
these atrocities.
You truly are a race of moron’s. I hope you will take pleasure in having the blood of
the people who will almost certainly be killed by one of these contraptions on your
hands.
Unbelievable.
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I am not sure of which country you come from, but in the united states, making
this gun and selling it on eBay is not going to happen for a few reasons. First eBay
does not allow the sale of guns, secondly you would need an FFL to produce the
weapons and then legally sell them, or even transfer them, thirdly if you actually
sold this gun to people you are dumb, this is a proof of concept, as I am sure
Cody Wilson will back up, if the gun were to explode and injure or kill someone
you, the seller would be to blame. If you have read anything about his test he
shows that the first gun exploded after shooting a 5 seven round, which is a pistol/
sub machine gun round, not a rifle round.
Now as far as “releasing the blueprints to the internet” CAD files have been
available for all sorts of machine guns and pistols for years now, in general they
were used by people that have CNC mills and lathes, or even just drill presses.
What makes you think that a 3d printed plastic single shot pistol is going to be
such a problem. The accuracy of this weapon, being that it has no rifling is going
to be very very low, not to mention that it shooting a .380 caliber bullet from a
plastic barrel would have such low velocity that a commonly available CO2
powered BB gun would be more effective.
Operating a 3d printer is not as simple as click and print. that would be like saying
that anyone can operate a CNC mill or lathe easily, and without any experience, I
would be surprised if you yourself would even know how to operate a 3d printer.
I can almost guarantee that anyone who has or is going to print this gun already
has a firearm. this 3d printed gun is of no consequence as their are far easier ways
to obtain, or make a legitimate fire arm from more commonly available materials
using common tools.
Clearly you have your head up your ass, you think that we accept these mass
killings, perhaps you should take a visit to Git’mo and see what happens to the
people that commit these heinous crimes. Your conceptions of our nation is
misguided, do not come to our country, we do not want people like you, and we
do not appreciate your opinion.
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» LIBERATORedgarinventor
DEFCAD says: May 9, 2013 at 4:40 pm http://defcad.com/liberator/
Guess not, I just want to ask Liberal Socialists Control Freaks this:
What about the Black Market Guns, are they not the REAL problem, not
some experiments done just for Proof of Concept?
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Defcad, grow a pair and put up a paypal link to donate to your legal fund and I’ll
throw in a couple of hundred dollars. We can give you a multimillion dollar legal
fund if you let us. The next war has begun, and it started here.
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Dear Cody,
So you did it, you made the world’s first printable gun.
Doing so, not only did you get crowned as star trek fans’ newest idol,
you also became gun enthusiasts’ new protégée.
In the name of liberty you went through with your deadly plans.
Claiming to fight for freedom, holding up high libertarian ideologies
you seem to deliberately ignore the impact of such design on the wider world.
I am not a US citizen so I won’t go into the 2nd amendment debate
Instead I will pretend your ‘gun statement’ is about liberties as you declare it.
Many people regard your plastic printed weapon as a ‘gadget’
Did you know that during the Manhattan project
the code name for the Atomic bomb was; “the gadget”?
I don’t mean to flatter your ego by comparing the ‘liberator’ to the A-bomb,
but I am curious as to how far do you envision the impact such file can have when
widely spread.
You call it the ‘liberator’, referencing to the WWII rifle
which was created to be widely distributed in occupied Europe.
Meant to be dropped from planes onto concentration camps
in order for prisoners to pick them up and use them for insurrection.
I feel the reference is a bit overdone,
comparing on-going gun control regulations with WWII occupation
is in my opinion showing the hollowness of your motivation.
You will argue that your gun file will not worsen the already existing gun traffics
which brings me back to the WWII liberator,
As resistance movement could get hold of much more efficient weapons
the quality of the gun was not the argument,
But the US troops were hoping that the idea
that every citizen could be armed would threaten occupying troops
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And don’t get me wrong, I know that if it had not been you, it would have been
someone else
» LIBERATOR DEFCAD http://defcad.com/liberator/
But you use open sources movement as a protection shield,
And looking into this as a student and designer,
I think it is the right moment to evaluate open structure philosophy
Aren’t you concerned that your freedom ideology will turn into global terror?
The open files Utopia turn into major Dystopia?
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19 of 26 6/13/13 5:34 PM
nunurbiz says: May 10, 2013 at 4:36 am
Unfortunately, while there are a few modifications that will skirt the AOW
category, and
» LIBERATOR although creating weapons at home is not considered legally to be
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“manufacturing,” especially when for your own use: there are plenty other legal
issues to prevent or restrict the dissemination of and and usage of this device.
The biggest is what is currently rampaging across this site, the USML (United
States Munitions List, check Wikipedia, it is well beyond comprehensive) which
prevents any sort of dissemination of a design or plan which aid in the designing
of or creation of anything even remotely military related by foreign citizens (and by
extension foreign governments).
USML will not allow us to say, publish your fancy new nuclear reactor, your spy
satellite (at least up till recently, like last month), your projected energy weapon,
close assault weapon, shotgun, or bloody AIRCRAFT (or associated equipment).
AND HO HEY if you try to patent anything, you may still be subject to an Invention
Secrecy Act patent-block.
I live in CA, home of the most Maker friendly gun laws in the world.
I say this as someone who spent north of 40 hours gathering and reading
municipal, state, and federal law, rulings, and agency policies on the making or
modification of guns intended solely for personal use. In CA, you can make for
yourself nearly any gun, or modify nearly any gun, you want as long as you have
no intent to allow anyone else access to it, or if you have the federal licenses (not
full blown manufacture’s FFLs like what Defense Distributed had to get) to do it.
A good example is the .50 BMG restriction in CA, it’s quite famous actually.
However, the restriction only applies to rifles chambered in .50 BMG… not to
pistols or even an actual honest to goodness semi-auto 50cal M2 Browning (which
has believe it or not seen heavy use as a sniper rifle, setting several long standing,
until recently, records).
You can also buy a .50 BMG rifle out of state and have it chambered out of state
to the slightly more expensive, but functionally nearly identical .50 EDM. (This is a
good time to point out that apparently no violent crime has been perpetrated by a
.50 BMG rifle.)
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http://www.modelyst.com/model/159 (http://www.modelyst.com/model/159)
I’ll take my chances, the worst thing that could happen is they ask me to take it
down. There is nothing wrong with sharing some 1′s and 0′s that are arranged in a
very specific way. In fact, this is very analogous to a gunsmith teaching an
apprentice – just with 21st century tech.
Cheers!
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Tornado Technologies says: May 12, 2013 at 7:35 am
» LIBERATOR TL,DEFCAD
as an industry professional, I’ll have to respectfully disagree with http://defcad.com/liberator/
you. The ATF has long held that any handgun with a smooth bore is an
AOW. The only exception to this would be antiques, replicas of antiques
(black powder pistols) and certain handguns specifically exempt by name on the
Curio & Relics list. You may not be aware that shot shell cartridges are available
for or have been produced in the past for just about every commonly available
handgun caliber.
Lack of metal, may also cause it to run foul of the Undetectable Firearms Act of
1988.
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We have backups and are uploading them all to pirate bay and other sites.
We the people will win in the end. ~FoxTailedCritter.
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25 The
of 26real issue is that is has been done. The cat is out of the bag. Having the actual 6/13/13 5:34 PM
plans of this particular gun really is not the issue, the issue is, you can make a
plastic gun. That
» LIBERATOR has been proven. That information is out – there is no way to put
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the toothpaste back into the tube.
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First off, I don’t know many 12 year olds who could get one of these working. I
also don’t know very many 12 year olds who can afford a $600 minimum 3D
Printer.
People just assume that you connect a printer to a computer, push print, and
presto, you have a gun! It is MUCH more difficult than it looks.
P.S. The gun has been tested multiple times, it doesn’t blow up unless you use the
wrong caliber (*cough* Finnish test *cough*)
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