Local Libraries Have Policies Prohibiting 3-D Printing Of Guns

via News5:

It may be legal to download plans to make guns on 3-D printers starting Wednesday, but finding a place to make those guns may not be as easy as walking into your local library.  Both Cuyahoga County and Cleveland Public Libraries have policies banning the printing of weapons.

“Our patron conduct requires that you cannot bring a gun into the library,” said Robin Wood, Assistant Director of Public Services for Cleveland Public Libraries.  “So obviously we could not let you print a weapon in the library either.”

On Tuesday, a spokesman for Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine also confirmed the state would not be joining others suing to block the online posting of the plans.

“Neither Ohio nor federal law prohibits law-abiding citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights to make their own guns for personal use,” read a statement from the AG’s Office.

In fact, for decades, it’s been legal for people to make their own guns. Selling those guns does require a license.

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