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[/size]The Virginia Department of Forensic Science (DFS) is seeking a qualified candidate to perform Firearm and Toolmark examinations at the Eastern Regional Laboratory, located in Norfolk, Virginia. The department will be filling two positions from this posting.[/color][/size][/font]
[/size][/size]This Forensic Scientist position examines, compares, and evaluates firearms, ammunition components, clothing, tools and objects bearing toolmarks. Responsibilities include the documentation of evidence, interpreting results, preparing reports of findings for use by the Criminal Justice System, preparing court exhibits and testifying in court as an expert witness. Occasional overnight travel is required, and employee will provide their own transportation as required.[/size][/size]To be considered qualified, candidates must be eligible to apply for the Association of Firearm and Tool Mark Examiners (AFTE) membership, have completed a documented training program and demonstrate competency in Firearm and Toolmark comparison analysis.The documented training program and demonstration of competency can consist of relevant academic coursework, internal or external training courses, and competency tests, but must meet the Virginia Department of Forensic Science's training requirements for the candidate to be considered qualified. Records documenting the successfully completed coursework, training and testing will be requested.
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Northern Arizona University
Contact : Cline Library
928-523-6820


library.makerlab@nau.edu


They have a room of 3D printers
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Order printer.  Ship to AK.  Use for class.  Add to raffled items.  Profit?  Ender 2 Pro would be an easy to set up and use printer.  Unfortunately shipping expense may be only downside.
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Alternatively, you could pre-print the parts and mail it up to the host committee.


Edit: missed the part about needs a 3D printer as well. Go with Dustin's suggestion as long as you're not trying to print a whole firearm for demonstration purposes. Might take longer than a full day workshop. Smaller parts, sure.
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I have no contact but the full names of our two Anchorage Universities are:  University of Alaska, Anchorage and Alaska Pacific University.


Deb
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Evan, do you have a contact at the University by chance? Thanks for the suggestion.
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Thanks for the quick reply Debra, much appreciated!
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Maybe the Anchorage University has a 3D printer.  I know that the university in Flagstaff does.
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Hello,


Unfortunately the Alaska State Scientific Crime Detection Laboratory, Anchorage Police Department, and the Alaska State Troopers do not have any 3D printers or 3D printed fabricated firearms/components. 


Deb

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Headstamp Submissions / Re: Bullet Base Stamps
« Last post by Jill Therriault on January 08, 2024, 09:55:24 AM »
If I recall correctly, trying to create a place for the bullet bases (or maybe it was ammo boxes?) in the HSG wound up breaking the internet in 2013.  Or at least rendering the HSG inaccessible for a number of days before Jay could fix whatever it was that I messed up.  I've avoided tinkering too much with it since.  Perhaps it's time to give it a try again?
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