A 3D printer is almost all you need to fashion your own firearm. No wonder MI5 boss fears extremists

Welcome to the world of 3D-printed firearms, where anyone with a modicum of technical knowledge and a 3D printer costing as little as £200 can make high-grade plastic weapons.

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