Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Evolution of 3D Printed Drone Munitions" video.

  1. Because fin and spin stabilization achieve the same purpose, and HEAT warheads need to be spin-compensated. The copper cone for a regular HEAT can be made through rudimentary means but a spin compensated cone needs to be pressed with complex dies.
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  2. What's the point of a manufacturing method that outpaces drone construction? There's no advantage to stockpiling a million nade bodies while waiting for drone microchip shipments and for the build teams to solder them. 3d printing is perfect as each print farm has low investment cost and doesn't have the footprint of million dollar machinery which can be detected and targeted with cruise missile.
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