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Originally Posted by miked
I think you are incorrect. My daughter's school has one that the kids do STEM projects on (since she was in 2nd grade). You can get a good one super cheap, and anecdotally, I know of about 10 families on my street that have one (since they always ask me for tips). You can go on the internet and download a CAD model for just about anything, especially open source.
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My son's high-school has several of the 3D printers too.
I guess my question is - its not just access to 3D printers, there are commerical ones and industrial ones. You also need to proper materials I think. Can a commercial printer really create a pistol/bullets and it be reliable & workable?
I lean more towards worrying about real firearms vs 3D printed ones right now.