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NYC_SKP

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13. See my post above. The man now has a permit to manufacture.

Reply to Recursion (Reply #12)

Mon Mar 25, 2013, 02:32 PM

Mar 2013

He's good to go until April 1, 2016.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022564171#post1

I have no idea if he's tried to get another Stratasys or not.

And, if others who suggest that big NRA types are behind this are right, I would expect him to have several of these.

But he doesn't AFAIK.

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Stratasys seizes (revokes lease) 3D printer from man who tried to make gun [View all] The Straight Story Mar 2013 OP

Story is from October 2012. Cody R. Wilson has since gotten an FFL permit to manufacture arms. NYC_SKP Mar 2013 #1

Cool, thanks for the update (nt) The Straight Story Mar 2013 #2

Time to make it a felony to download 3D printer blueprints for weapons... Generation_Why Mar 2013 #3

Hell, lets make everything a felony! NutmegYankee Mar 2013 #4

I have no problems with this asshole making license plates. He can use a 3d printer for that. Erose999 Mar 2013 #5

Except manufacturing firearms yourself isn't illegal sir pball Mar 2013 #6

This entire situation was to prove a point... Earth_First Mar 2013 #7

You *really* think this genie is going back into the bottle? (nt) Recursion Mar 2013 #8

I'm not arguing with what Stratasys did at all sir pball Mar 2013 #9

You're not familiar with the DMCA, are you? (nt) Recursion Mar 2013 #10

Quite, actually. sir pball Mar 2013 #11

I was being snide; just pointing out that there is precedent for things to be arbitrarily illegal Recursion Mar 2013 #12

See my post above. The man now has a permit to manufacture. NYC_SKP Mar 2013 #13