3d printing is taking over the construction industry

Why do I not believe that that machine was only $15,000

What about using HempCrete ? . The walls would be stronger over time as well as being a permanent carbon sync. The houses would last for centuries if made out of Hempcrete which is not hard to make similar to modern cheap concrete but superior in every way

Don’t get me wrong she’s very impressive, but it certainly does put the working class out of work. Just saying.

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This is all good until you live w a spouse that constantly wants to 'move the walls' or wants to 'create a different flow' to the house... then, you're screwed

Guaranteed that isn’t a 15,000$ machine. And if it is it’s a pos.

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You can’t buy a new car for 15k but you can get this 3D concrete house building machine

If concrete was cheaper we'd be blocking our house not framing them. Absolutely no way they only spend 5k in material

I want to see how durable those materials are in extreme climates. All concrete and cement structures in our area--including bridges and damns--have an expiration that doesn't come close to matching the life of a post and beam structure. Our P & B house is almost 200 years old.

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@AwkwardAlgorith

No way! What?! Where!? And will it cost me more or less than buying an all wood framed house 🤔

@grok how much money does one of these machines cost to buy?

A $15,000 machine. Sure x100 at least.

@Stef19744593 Castles

I’m interested in this machine

No rebar?

Go into the trades boys!! Oh wait…

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no need for employees. just 2 or 3 person to set up the machines.

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Can it make high multi-storey buildings? Wouldn't they need a framed structure? It's only good for 1 or 2 storeys at most.

How in the hell do you wire that home though?

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