Is the ability to 3D-print anything, a civil right?(Details.)

3D printing technology is clearly on the path where the ability to make contraband, and/or weapons, will be potentially as common of a household appliance like a microwave.

This, hypothetically, leads to all sorts of issues regarding oversight. Likely federal. With state by state opinion as well.

Do Americans, based in your interpretation of the constitution, have the ”right” to own such technology?

There are countless positive applications, and obvious benefits for people.
You could print parts for your car, your body, and all types of construction or print parts that could be assembled into whatever you want.

Should people be allowed to own 3D printers, and similar devices?
There is seemingly little oversight, currently. Other than it being illegal to possess certain things.
Example.
A current issue facing law enforcement divisions, is the ability people have to aquire parts that can alter a firearm in an illegal (and more dangerous) way. Glock “switches,” are a piece that can be made illegal and when you replace the factory (legal) piece of those pistols they are then fully automatic.
I’m retired from law enforcement, but the “switches,” are a REAL problem from what I hear from people still working in that field.
The black market has already been flooded with stolen/ghost Glocks.
These “switches,” can be gotten online from people with 3D printers.

I don’t really have a preconceived position.
Thoughts?