“We’ve built one of the largest 3D-printing farms in Ukraine — to bring destruction to the enemy. Nearly 300 printers run 24/7, turning out 2 tons of plastic every month for the fight.” – Wild Hornets Company, published 01.08.2025



by GermanDronePilot

39 comments

  1. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are always in need of drones. If you want to support the Ukrainian drone units, then I recommend the Wild Hornets company, a non-profit-organization, which supplies many different drone teams directly with FPV drones and drone accessories. And this without major military contracts and without bureaucratic hassle. The company develops and produces its drones itself and all of this in Ukraine. Almost 70% of the individual components come from Ukraine. Only a small part still has to be imported. Every donation helps.

    Official website:
    https://wildhornets.com/en/

    Make a donation using the payment details that are convenient for you at this link:

    https://linktr.ee/wildhornets

  3. I’ve said it a bunch before but Jesus the West is going to be so far behind in modern warfare if they don’t drastically change their approach towards drone warfare.

  5. Considering that these are Bambulabs 3d printers, I hope they are all jailbroken because these are made by a Chinese company which could snitch their location very easily if some data transits through their servers.

  6. i hope every european nation builds 50 of these factorys at minimum. (make it 500, we dont know how crazy the chinese get in the next century)

  8. 2 tons of plastic … each month … into Nature …

    The cost of war is ugly.

  9. Would be neat if they figured out a way to outsource this, so we could be an army of 3d printer people providing inventory and production.

  10. They all look like Bambu’s. Some are core XY models. I bet they have calibration down to an art form. Wonder if there is a preferred filament or they use whatever they can.? How can they tell when a print is done with so many machines? Does a light turn on that makes it more visible? Have they thought about installing a conveyor system? Though conveyor belts don’t work with core XY’s.

  11. Just dont tell anyone where the factory is.  Loose lips sink ships

  12. Are tbey interested in people from across the ocean helping them out? I got printers sitting printing useless stuff. Might as well help them with the invaders.

  13. Since it’s paid for by the USA and allies, think we can get a copy of the drones….so the the avg hobbyist can print wire and fly their own POV drones?

  15. Since BL is not opened sourced, what’s to stop China from shutting these printers down? Hopefully they’re offline at least.

  19. That’s more than impressive, that’s outstanding… Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

  23. Huge head start here for the upcoming MakerWorld drone contest.

  26. Do we know what filament they are using for these drones? Petg? Pla +?

  27. Reliable, battle-hardened printers? Mission critical front-line deployment? How is this bad for Bambu Labs as advertising?

  28. But I get an email from Bambu asking me to send them my files when I print a pistol grip….

  29. Well, they’re producing parts to actively push out invaders, I’d say thats great publicity

  30. The secret sauce to victory is producing 50 million drones a year, 100 million it would be only months

  32. Just stating the obvious but this is the future of warfare

  37. Mass produced CF copies would be cheaper and faster to manufacture.

  38. To me, this is quite the recommendation for Bambu quality.

    Fuck Russia.

  39. You need more factories like this, I hope you can get as many as you can.

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