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Issue #21 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we celebrate the folding PDW FossMG9's release, check out a printed MG42 beta, and gaze in wonder at a printed fishook! Read more at the link:

Major congratulations to @GreenWhiskey and @skum_systems on achieving this release! Check out the full trailer:

The FOSSMG9 by GreenWhiskey and Skum launches March 15th!

Issue #20 of the Guncad Digest is live. This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we check out a new DD19.2 chassis, review a DIY RPG, look at a side-feeding Mac and review several anti-3D2A bills. Read more at the link:

Issue #19 of the Guncad Digest is live. This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we review a 3-round Super Safe FCG, review the FTN 5.1 update, a DIY Kriss Vector, and discuss the legal future of DIY guns. Read more at the link:

Issue #18 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. Inside we cover a lever-action AR-15, DIY Mac uppers, a 3-round burst Super Safety and a Hoffman legal update. Read more at the link:

Issue #17 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. Inside we cover the Franken-9, Unseenkiller makes a massive dump, helical mag Mac and suppressed Hitchhiker betas, and the Hoffman TRO. Read more at the link:

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Issue #16 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we cover $0 suppressor stamps, the surprise FTN.5 release, hypervelocity rockets and the Rare Breed lawsuit against Hoffman. Read more at:

Issue #15 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we share the latest printed Glock mag, review new .22LR ECM technology, give an update on CA laws and cover the (re)fbirth of 3D2A. Read more at:

Issue #14 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we check out BLC's new pistol frame, review the Not-A-Glock dev's new designs, and review the Hoffman/Twin Bros super safety patent situation. Read:

@openpewproject @YoungMOOBY The article was written with a nontechnical audience in mind. I figure for people who don't know how to configure their network, it's best to just recommend the SD card route. If you do have the technical chops to set up your network properly, then I think that is safe too!

@YoungMOOBY @GuncadDigest Cool just gave it a read. Seems they have taken the SD card maxi stance. I really hate using the sd card and a big part of the reason i got the printer was for the handy wireless printing and monitoring features.

Bambu lab printers are amazing but if you’re printing guns DON’T USE CLOUD PRINT. Instead do this which is infinitely more private while still retaining nearly all the conveniences of cloud print. 1. Enable LAN-only mode (bambu lab wiki has a page explaining how) 2. Many home routers have an admin UI that lets you cut off internet access to specific devices. So cut the printers internet access here. Note: this doesn’t kick it off the LAN network, just adds some guarantee that the printer isn’t phoning home to papa Xi If you never initiate/check in on prints when out of the house stop here. Otherwise, dive into some technical weeds with me: 3. Install tailscale on a device on your home network (I use a raspberry pi but an old laptop works fine) 4. Configure tailscale to start up with the —advertise-routes= setting Your home network subnet probably looks like 192.168.1.0/24. But double check this. This allows the device to act as a relay for the printer, but DOES NOT allow the printer to initiate external connections via the relay. 5. Install tailscale on your laptop with orca/bambu slicer on it. Now you can access the printer from anywhere as long as you have that laptop with you. The only thing this method looses to cloud print is the ability to use the bambu handy phone app but I rarely used it anyways, usually ended up pulling out my laptop.

Flashforge's recent threats has us asking: how do we stop our printers from tattling on us to the feds? In this video I review three techniques you can use to protect your privacy when using Bambu printers. You can also find a writeup on this topic at guncad.substack.com

Issue #13 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we check out great mods for the Decker and SMP40, examine some DIY ammo projects, and do a deep dive into the Flashforge drama. Check it out:

Issue #12 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we talk about both a printed gatling gun AND a printed beltfed, review DIY analog NVG, review a modern Liberator, and much more. Check it out:

Issue #11 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we show a printed MP40, review a DIY super safety casting guide, announce a lever-action AR15, and dive into the rebirth of FOSSCAD. Check it out:

Issue #10 of the Guncad Digest is live! This newsletter rounds up the most interesting 3D2A releases, betas and news. In this issue we share a 3D printed Deagle, a pump-action .308 rifle, hybrid 15mm shells, and comment on the recent 3D2A social media purge. Check it out:

@romanov13649 Check out /r/3D2A, a lot of people have migrated there

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