在撰写此简短报告之前，我能保证的最好的是，我将努力保持目标……..
So in the last few hours这个链接已被发送给我“几次”。It’s getting, and will get, a great deal of attention over the next week or two, because what it reveals is that Cody Wilson, controversial person #1 in 3DP land and founder of Defense Distributed, is one step away from completing his stated mission of producing a fully 3D printed hand gun. Fully that is, with one tiny exception, the firing pin, which is made of metal.
根据格林伯格的说法，本周的最后一步涉及一些最终测试，以证明它将“可靠地工作”（咬舌头非常努力，我认为它正在流血！]，然后将文件上传到defcad.org。
The gun is called, wait for it, “the Liberator” [biting even harder] and comprises 16 3D printed parts plus the pin. Apparently it also contains a wad of metal in its body but this is only to comply with the Undetectable Firearms Act that Wilson has to meet as a legal gun manufacturer with a federal firearms license and has nothing whatsoever to do with the operation or function of the gun itself.
格林伯格还概述了威尔逊（Wilson）自创立以来的国防发行以来所面临的8个月发展，争议和彻底的反对。While there is a great deal of opposition, there are others that defend what he is doing to the hilt, take for example Jason Doege, who submitted this comment to 3DPI a couple of days ago in response to one of Mike’s articles that suggested Wilson was making the world a scarier place with his project: “I don’t think what people like Cody are doing is making the world a scarier place. What they are doing is exposing how scary the world really is to improve the quality of discourse. Cody is doing what most anyone could do if they were so inclined. What he is “really” doing is doing what he is doing in the light of day, in clear sight of us all, so we can better understand some of the ramifications of 3D printing technology.”
这将隆隆起来，然后……
来源和图像信用：Forbes
