We also discuss 3D printing guns - new releases and how to build them.
Just wanted to give an update - looks like YouTube took down 2 videos from The 3D Pew General - the secondary channel with 3D printed gun content. Of course they didn't violate terms and services but they still failed on appeal.
So The 3D Pew General will now just be 3D printed gun news and interviews. I will no longer have testing out or showing firearms. This is to attempt to save the small channel and not give YouTube any reason to go after the main channel with "ban evasion" or something dumb like that.
Gun videos will still be published here, Odysee, and Rumble - they just will likely not be very often.
It's unfortunate but it's where we are with YouTube right now.
I just did some upgrading to my office so I thought I could share with everyone on Locals where I work. This video doesn't have any fancy editing or anything - just wanted to make sure and get some Locals exclusive content.
If you guys have any questions for me or have any requests for Locals exclusives - let me know!
Sorry for the double post - I didn't realize the video had an error I fixed.
Just thought I'd share my recent Chairmanwon V3 G17 build. Printed in my FDE and Army Green PLA Pro by Polymaker on X1C with AMS.
I uploaded my 3MF colored to Odysee to hopefully save anyone time coloring their G17. Please keep in mind though I still noticed a couple of holes - this frame is really thin in areas and hard to color properly. Also a note - I still have issues with the mag release tab and the mag dropping when shooting. This is more as a fun build than a practical one. But if you want the file - it is here: https://odysee.com/@3DPrint:1/V3_17_Classic:e
Do not have this be your first gun print! I did not include any instructions at all. Just including the colored file in case some of you want to color it like I did and save you some time.
I just created a twitter community for 3D printing. I am not sure if I will turn this into a 3D print general specific community or keep it as general "3d printing". Regardless if anyone would like to join: https://twitter.com/i/communities/1670796468045619200
