
- Check out the website – HERE
Awesome… It works very well, and has loads of options. Those Australians are a crafty bunch, sucks their gun laws are restrictive.
Once the snow melts and it warms up, my printer won’t know what hit it.
Awesome… It works very well, and has loads of options. Those Australians are a crafty bunch, sucks their gun laws are restrictive.
Once the snow melts and it warms up, my printer won’t know what hit it.
It’s a print ad from google, and it’s real according to a company rep.
Awesome ad and everything Google… but quit fooling around and put out a Chrome OS tablet already for me to buy.
Download the files to make your own – HERE
I’d like to know what rapid prototyping service anyone that makes this uses. From my experience getting parts printed, a rough estimate on this cost of this particular project I’d say would be no less than $300, probably closer to $400. I assume printing it yourself on a Makerbot (pictured in the background of the picture) is exponentially cheaper.
I can’t say that I am impressed with the design itself, and I really don’t think holding a gun shaped object up to your head to talk on the phone is the best way to keep a low profile and not attract unwanted attention.
Need something to make your gun room a bit more classy? Check out the prints at RB Gun Graphics
There are a lot of different prints available, and the price is definitely good. I just wish they didn’t have that massive RB logo on all of them, it kind of takes away from the flow of the layout.