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Source: GermanDronePilot
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What im able to see …these cost like $5-8 lol
Very scary 😨
Whatever country we are from, our militaries need a dedicated division and workshop to run drones like this. Drones have an absurd impact on the modern battlefield and western militaries don’t seem to be doing enough to integrate this type of setup.
And Slava ukraine 💪
20 years ago, to build military equipment capable of inflicting 1,000 + casuaties a day on the enemy, you needed huge factories with iron and aluminum smelters and thousands of workers manufacturing guns, tanks, artillery and bombers. Now it’s a quiet back room humming with 3d printers… crazy times…
I was under the impression that 3-d printers were great for one-off or trial runs, but that vacuum mold injection (or whatever it’s called) is way cheaper when you want to make a million of something…is this true?
Just wondering if there’s a better, cheaper, faster way to supply Ukraine with what they need.
Why do they still 3d print it instead of doing plastic extrusion?