3D Printing Industry
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Tue, 03 Mar 2026 16:05:51 +0000
3D Printed Ghost Guns Are Hard to Trace. Researchers May Have Found a Way In
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• A team of researchers in Australia has taken a closer look at a problem that is becoming more visible in forensic casework: how to analyse 3D printed firearms when the usual methods no longer work. Led by scientists at Curtin University, the study focuses on the plastics used in consumer-grade 3D printers. These materials, most […]
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