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Welcome to the '''GunCAD Wiki''', a knowledgebase for the design, creation, maintenance, and culture of DIY firearms and accessories. | Welcome to the '''GunCAD Wiki''', a knowledgebase for the design, creation, maintenance, and culture of DIY firearms and accessories. | ||
Users are encouraged to read [[GunCAD Wiki:About|About]] and [[GunCAD Wiki:General disclaimer|Disclaimers]]. | |||
== New Around Here? == | == New Around Here? == | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 22 December 2025
Welcome to the GunCAD Wiki, a knowledgebase for the design, creation, maintenance, and culture of DIY firearms and accessories.
Users are encouraged to read About and Disclaimers.
New Around Here?
The following are useful resources for newcomers:
- Joining the Community
- Finding Tested Gun Designs
- Selecting and Purchasing a Printer
- Printing a Gun
- Filing a Form 1 for a DIY suppressor or SBR
- Browse other guides
- Go somewhere random
And some off-site helpful links for domain knowledge:
- The Polymaker Wiki - Contains a ton of useful information about general printing practices and Polymaker's plastics
- Spool Scout - Lets you search through a bunch of filaments by specs from their datasheets
- 3D2A Wiki - A Reddit-safe wiki for /r/3d2a
Want to Contribute?
First of all, print a gun. You should have experience with DIY firearms firsthand before you push an edit. Once you've done that, here are some things you could do:
- Add a wanted article or a page for a wanted category
- Polish up some stub articles
- Create a guide
- Document some jargon in the glossary
- Write articles on notable designs
- If you're a manager for one, create a page for your release group and add it to this category