Three Dimensional Printing Mandates Face Early Test from Novel E-Reader Case

By Mack DeGeurin · The Verge · 2026-07-25

The Verge reports on a 3D-printed accessory called the Gundle, which attaches a minimalist Xteink X4 e-reader to a frame modeled after a handgun. Created by Luke Blackford, the device functions solely as a reading grip rather than a weapon, yet it highlights the technical hurdles

The Verge reports on a 3D-printed accessory called the Gundle, which attaches a minimalist Xteink X4 e-reader to a frame modeled after a handgun. Created by Luke Blackford, the device functions solely as a reading grip rather than a weapon, yet it highlights the technical hurdles