​@@boosted_n ban hands then!!

Now you are thinking like a politician.

Soooo government employees, they are tools aren't they?

There was talk of blunting all the kitchen knives in London UK to prevent stabbings a few years ago

@@WaukeePaintballer I was going to ask how anyone would cook anything in London with blunted knives but from what I've heard about British food that might be no big loss.

Screenshotted, I'm from Argentina and with things as they're going, I'll need to be stocked.

And if you’re curious: Yes, there are metric units in brackets too

@@Saint_Wolf_TM 31-210. It’s on the archive.

@@Bob_Smith19 was gonna say its the cooler anarchist cookbook lol

How many three letter agencies' fun lists do you show up on if you look that up?

Watch them start requiring background checks just to enter any hardware store

careful, one day you'll need a background check for quite literally everything aside from getting into and living in this country(usa)

​@@Nexalian_Gamersshhh don't give them any ideas...😂

Well, let’s ban shelves then… 😂

Thank god for open source

I thought a very similar thing, and it's funny that neither of them caught it.

2nd Famendment

Hadn't thought about the possibility of companies wanting to more generally prevent you from creating replacement parts. That's a real point, I've done this myself.

If it were a federal legislation, sure, I could see that. But this is just New York being weird again.

Being from New York, it is 100% about the guns. They HATE the second amendment and take absolutely any opportunity to strip it away they can. This is just yet another stupld way they're doing it.

@@kaijuultimax9407 it seems like voter base pandering. Which is weird because a democrat in new york could announce they're establishing the 3rd reich and STILL win by a landslide. Could be a distraction to hide a massive fuckup

It's out of touch boomers legislating technology they don't understand, as they have done for decades.

i belive his name is Luty

Tell me more

@@RipleySawzennice try fed boi

Based

The luty sucks, fgc9 is a better gun in every way.

Wouldn't surprise me... There's a guy in Australia who realized that his single-shot Nerf pistol met the legal requirements for a firearm and went through the trouble of registering it with a serial number just to show how stupid their gun laws are. Also the ATF in the US tried claiming that airsoft weapons could be "readily converted" into real weapons and that a shoelace can be considered a machinegun. It is truly incredible how stupid some of these laws and opinions are

Every gun list of what is banned is “it scares me” look at ar-15 compared to a mini-14. Literally the same gun as far as how it works, just one is black and plastic.

@@ryanhamstra49 It's like the /k/ meme of the same Remington hunting rifle done in wood vs. tacticooled black with rails and gadgets. One is "Aw, what a cute varmint gun. My grandpa had one of those", the other is "No one outside the army needs a weapon of war!" (edit: Remington, not Ruger)

@@harbl99 I have a better example. The Sutherland Springs Church shooting doesn't get much reporting. This is because not only was it stopped by a good guy with a gun the man was an NRA firearms instructor. The media can not report that not only a good guy with a gun but an NRA instructor stopped a mass shooting. In the little reporting of the shooting the shooters fire arm was labeled as an ar15 and the good guy with a gun stopped him with a hunting rifle. The hunting rifle was also an ar15. They then began to claim he didn't stop the shooting, even though victims' who survived said the shooter was standing above them setting up the kill shot on them when their savvier began shooting at the shooter, pulling his attention off of them and saving their lives. The shooter also had notes of multiple of targets and when he fled the seen he was heading to another church. This shooting is ignored by gun control activists because it disproves all of their claims.

@@Clone895 And yet, ATF havent made sure to ban something like a flintlock pistol or a cannon (Like on a ship from the age of sail) because reasons. I would argue that they are firearms as well. Heck after the Shinzo Abe assassination, then there had been a youtuber (Or someone on youtube rather. Not sure if we can call him youtuber) that has paper on to be able to make firearm, was able to make the same type of firearm used in the assassination. All with things that could be brought from a hardware store. Even the "gun powder" itself. I dont think the video is up, but it just shows that everyone can make a weapon out of something

Its definitely about control.

lol what

It’s about guns. It’s always about guns.

@@GRBSnatch no, this is more than that. Its distributed competition to corporations, and we can't have that.

Absolutely it is. But also 3D printing is precursor technology for the eventual production of prosthetics. And the medical industrial complex simply can't have you making prosthetics for 12.99 when they want you buying theirs for $63,474.64 before interest.

In the Computer Build with my Sister episode, we found out that Linus caused an explosion in the boys' restroom at school by igniting hairspray... so he might be taking it all very literally.

Also as they pointed out, if it's banned in NY, you could just drive over to New Jersey and buy a printer there instead. This also works for other stuff like guns and booze.

and weed NJ has legal weed now ;D@@SudoYETI

​@@SudoYETIthat actually is illegal to do with guns. Out of state transfers have to go through an FFL according to federal law. 3d printers won't have that federal legislation backing it. Alcohol is legal to transport across states legally, as long as you don't sell it without paying the proper taxes. So you're mostly right, but guns were a bad example.

This has been happening since the Reagan era. In an attempt to stop "crime" they just make more and more things illegal.

Is 3d2a like DVDA? 🎉

Same with braces

@@ric270 yes lol

Dont forget a lot of democrat run areas ban BODY ARMOR. Literally something that protects you and causes no harm and they want you to not be able to have it

A guy recently pioneered making guns out of nothing but capacitors.

"Ver are yor paperz? You do not have paperz?"

"Oi M8, you av a loiscense for that .725 bore pipe?"

Except at home depot you can just walk out and they wouldn’t stop you

California is doing something similar with 3d printers, CNC machines, and other similar machines. Wait until they find out the Luty exists

Fun fact: you can literally make your own 3d printer out of generally available parts

They don't care about PR, they care about putting in their rules designed to take away your freedoms, autonomy, or independence. They're only 1-2 generations away from nobody realizing there was a world where none of this was even remotely thinkable. UNLESS you fight against it AND tell your children why it's important and why they should too. Not doing that second part is them playing "the long game" and eventually winning. Oh and if you're not having children you should. They aren't because they're worried about "climate," which means your kids will replace them AND grow up to replace their policies too.... if you teach them right.

ID for whipped cream?

In case someone decides to convert one into into a vial holder and smuggle dino DNA out of a secret lab on an island@@TheMsdos25

What free state did you move to if you don't mind me asking? (Not a stalker just curious on moving trends)

@@TheMsdos25 They banned canisters of Nitrous Oxide from being sold to people under 21, not the cream itself. It just so happens that cans of whipped cream also very technically count as canisters of n2o, even if you can't get high on it. Some places interpreted it as banning of whipped cream dispensers. When law makers realised it was going on they got pissed and made clarifications to the law to fix that. It's less a tale of goverment overreach in controlling population and more in how innefective the burocracy in NY is.

@@TheMsdos25 Huffing, IIRC.

And the gunpowder can be completely untraceable. Which you can home make all of the "ingredients". But for the fact that KZfaq (aka Google) and government is still trying to censor of how to make gun powder is still beyond human reasoning.

​@@killertruth186but how to make a nuclear fission bomb is reallly well documented and shared online...

@@dtibor5903 Must’ve been ease of access.

​@@dtibor5903if you dig deep enough, yeah probably

​@@killertruth186i mean you can find gunpowder guides all over KZfaq, mostly old videos but they are still up, but like Brandon Herrera found out a while ago, KZfaq is getting a bit stricter with new videos

In 20 years nobody is allowed to own land anymore because you could cultivate and harvest trees. The safer commodities act they will probably call it

I would imagine that buying a piece of gas pipe would probably merit a visit from ATF, DHS and the FBI!

There was a guy that went to Homedepot can got the materials to build a home-made firearms and sold them to the state in a "gun buy back", it cost him about $30 in materials and about 1 hours of labor to craft a crude but functioning firearm using a snap-gun method and the state bought them back for $300/each. The funny part of the story is this, After he showed up on the 2nd day of the buy back with more homemade firearms the police threaten to turn him in to the ATF for illegal firearms production. His argument was he is producing them for private use and the only people to buy them are the police.

​@Iosifavich I mean, that guy has a point. Technically, you can make almost anything so long as it's for personal use. Once you get to the point of sales, that's where you can get into trouble.

@@Iosifavich I'm not an attorney, not in my country, nor in America but I think the Heller Supreme Court decision made it legal for you to make your own firearm provided it's not an unauthorized NFA item, so an automatic or with a suppressor. "Unauthorized" becuase you can get licenses to make automatics like most gunsmithing companies do. So this guy should have cited Heller to them, but then again, it's a legal battle of "infinite money goverment" vs "el bozo McBozovich"

Also 3dp guns are not reliable enough to ever be used seriously compared to other guns...

@@Hellsparkt 3D printed, plastic filament only, no. C&C precision machined ones + 3DP? Some people have reported making some with hundred thousand rounds through them with virtually no malfunctions.

Oh, this screams cobra effect.

That's when you do the money on the counter "keep the change" and walk out with it.

They've got STRONG restrictions in the UK on the sale of knives after a complete ban on guns. 😂

​@@nightcitycraftsComplete ban on guns? I will be sure to inform the shotguns in my cabinet that they have been banned.

@@nightcitycrafts I remember when that used to be a literal meme. I used to hear this all the time. "Do you _really_ think that we will have 'knife control' if guns are banned? No one would support that. Guns are weapons of war, but knives have multiple purposes. No one is coming for your guns, and no one is coming for your knives." Well well well... How the turn tables

... they arent banning them

@@WhatAboutRC sorry I was getting ahead of myself. First they're going to start running checks for them and next thing you know some states will just outright ban them in their state

@@Dtr146 Yea you dont have to explain it to me i got it.... i corrected you remember.

​@@WhatAboutRCand the point STILL went way over your head.

@@jmacd8817 It didnt at all... I can agree with you while still pointing out you need to say the correct thing. But sure yea. whatever you need to say rather than just saying "my bad".

You can 3d print that or literally use a dollar bill. Shotgun cartridges used to be made of paper A dollar bill with quarters turns it into a slug. Not difficult in the slightest.

@@termgrecos3451 I meant the explosive part of the shotgun shell not the paper part.

@@martinperry1843 Even that is not that difficult. Just time consuming.

@@martinperry1843primer? Or powder??

@@CajunReaper95 either way it's harder to obtain that a piece of pipe and a nail. Even if you live somewhere that sells gunpowder in gallon jugs, it's still the hardest part to obtain in a homemade shotgun, not the pipes, not the nail and definitely not the paper coating.

It enough of them and put the powder in a sealed container that can hold pressure and……boom.

To be fair, Bullets are also literal explosives that you can buy with no restrictions

Yeah, I don't get why people don't understand that being a shitty democrat makes republicans look good and being a shitty republican makes democrats look good. People need to start criticizing bad actors on their side of the isle that hurt their cause and make them look like clowns.

Anger management course to use any printer seems pretty reasonable, let alone a 3D printer 😂

You definitely have a point here 😂

Anything over a hammer and a skill saw has it's moments. I guess, I must be a glutton for punishment.

@@bobbylittle6996 As are we all 🤣

Ignore slicers, use CAD.

you still need slicers to actually print my man@@apersonontheinternet8006

​@apersonontheinternet8006 you need a slicer to use a printer. Cad is for designing the part, slicing is for processing the parts into gcode.

@@cpu_1292 I guess technically Fusion 360 has a slicer integrated into the software, so my statement is misguided.

And plastics, computers, and basically everything related. But these are Democrats.. its what they do.

We'll just have to see if someone tries to use that to fight it and see how it goes through

LOL no it isn't. But this is still stupid. You can just as easily use a piece of wood. Should there be background checks to get lumber?

@@5urg3x”Why not? If you have nothing to hide why would there be a problem?” - NY Legislators

It's New York, their laws should fall flat on Second Amendment grounds too. But New York and California like to compete for the worst states.

@@mbpaintballa At least we don’t hunt people down for having miscarriages though 🤷‍♂️

But it is.

​@@j100j I simply have information what you choose to do is your own business. Do not mind me slowly sliding the locations of ATF field offices towards you.

Yeah exactly. I mean I'm all for gun control legislations, but it has to make sense and be sensible. This here ain't it, I have no idea what it is they think they're gonna accomplish with that boneheaded of a law.

@@urg6923 It really gives "we're going to solve global warming by dumping an ice cube into the ocean" vibes. Literal orders of magnitude off in their "calculations"

Like Linus said, a 3D printed gun won't be as effective as a regular gun that does not mean it cannot be done, also, with regular consumer grade 3D printers you could probably make something that could fire probably somewhere between 20 to 50 22 shorts which are absolutely capable of killing people

I'd recommend looking up the fgc-9 I've built and posted videos of it shooting on my channel

I highly beg to differ, I've done a lot of 2a with printers

I like to see people who've never looked into the 3d2a community talk like they know what's up. Sure there's lots of work to have a good printer setup but once it's dialed in you can easily hit print and have minimal post processing. Then assemble the firearm and you're off to the races with the ability to go 100's to 1000's of rounds

@@lawtubeclips9670I know right? It’s wild how so many people still think that the Liberator is still the be-all and end-all of 3DP guns. The FGC-9 was released back in 2020, and even it’s considered somewhat passé today.

​@@lawtubeclips9670Can we take a second to appreciate how Linus called them "2FA" die-hards? Like, I can't remember whether Luke has taken a stand on Yubikeys or TOTP-based authenticators, but it doesn't really seem germane to the current discussion.

Ehhhh it's more repeatable and faster than any other method.

Also, is it going to be illegal now, to sell secondhand 3d printers?

​@@DingleFlopsell aslong as they get their tax stamp which they really want

That’s exactly what I was thinking (and the printer is really good too, for eg, Voron)

I remember making one with cd drives back in the day

I'm sure there's no reason why things progressed so fast in the last 5 years.

Google the fgc9

You really wouldn't want a printed scope adapter because aluminum just works better, and several designs go past the 1000 round mark.

@@ChucksSEADnDEAD I didn't know this.

You can totally print a gun that lasts, the 3d printed firearms technology has rapidly developed over the past couple years

The ORCA disagrees. The FGC-9 too.

a guy built a tall 3d printer out of pbc pipes ropes and pulleys. Only parts similar to conventional 3d printers was the controller, motor and extruder.

All weapons should be "hidden" If you're not hiding it then you're brandishing it.

@@Jake-bt3fc I very much prefer it, when they don't hide them - this way there are no evil suprises and i can (from an "Im at work"-perspectvie) just call the cops on them for illegaly carryeng a weapon. again, germany. so guns are very rare and highly illegal to just carry around with you willy-nilly when you want to buy some gas or something

@@Callsign_Sturm Concealed carry is the only sensible option unless you intentionally want to be conspicuous and draw attention to yourself and make yourself the obvious first target of the bad guy who is always going to get the drop on you because you're carrying for self defense and he's attacking.

Cyber guns in my dystopia? Awesome!

@@jungletek If we can crack solid-state battery tech, which seems to be coming pretty soon, railguns and coilguns might become more than an experimental curiosity. And good luck regulating those, they have less moving parts than a firearm.

have better one nunchucks are illegal in Poland, but swords aren't.

This is true for at least 75% of all gun laws

Laws only work on the law-abiding. Become ungovernable. Be a reasonable man.

It starts in NY and spreads. That’s where all gun control started w/ the Sullivan Act. Make no mistake, this is a test and if successful it will spread. When you can’t buy them anywhere the government wins, unless you’re willing to be a criminal.

The atf has listed shoelaces as machine guns before

More like 3D printers are additive CNC machines

_sigh_ Canada used to be so cool…

For the North East it’s large. Until you cross the Mississippi it’s large.

You have a camera on that phone? What are you planning oncmaking CP? Straight to jail.

​@@shadow105720 and the computer owners? Straight to gulag.

@@shadow105720 I mean the state does a good job of protecting Epstein's clients, so you might be good. If you put a naughty piece of plastic on your gun however....

there is no database for serial numbers.... you also don't need serial numbers for guns made yourself. At least know a small amount of the topic before you make yourself look silly.

@@controlledchaos9698 did you even read my comment, that's not at all what I was trying to say. I was saying that the way the laws are written, for guns to be sold in the US they need to have a serial number. However that's why law makers are so afraid of ghost guns because you can make the part that "requires a serial" in your home without prior approval. I was literally agreeing with your exact point. Ghost guns don't have serial numbers, therefore they are not registered in any law databases. Learn to read kid

How can the US make legislations like these, but cannot regulate guns for safe, self-defense use cases?

I can assure you New York is already regulating guns

That's the thing there is already a fuck ton of laws regulating guns in places like New York, but the fucked thing about laws is you can just ignore them.

You do know that criminals give fuck all about laws and regulations right? They don't legally purchase them if that is what your thinking. So go ahead and think that taking guns out of the hands that will just use them to defend themselves when the criminals will be laughing their ass off on that there will less resistance to their predations.

@@adama1294but if guns are illegal where do the guns come from? /s