Photos | Wiring the Weapon: 3D-Printed Crossbow Takes Shape
In a San Francisco garage, hardware enthusiasts are crafting a DIY crossbow using a 3D printer and carefully wired electronics. The finished product promises to be a deadly combination of cutting-edge tech and old-school weaponry.
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