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Jay Anderson
Jay Anderson@TheProjectUnity·
Are 3D Printed Houses The Future?
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Erthor
Erthor@ErthorG·
@TheProjectUnity That sledge hammer isn't going to do anything. He needs a copper chisel.
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Just a normal person 🐊
@TheProjectUnity Yes. I am a builder, and I believe stick-framed houses are no longer economically viable. Construction materials are inflating, but not as quickly as the labor needed to build them. There needs to be a way to simplify and automate construction.
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Dan Kositzke
Dan Kositzke@DKositzke7744·
@TheProjectUnity Yes! That one is at ICON’s test area (it’s not how the finished house would look) but at higher volumes I believe the build cost will cut in half, hopefully more Imagine your mortgage payment the same price as a car payment in the future… massive benefit to humanity
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El Camino Coins CE Stephens
El Camino Coins CE Stephens@wordsbenimble·
@TheProjectUnity I call bullshit. I have been in construction, poured concrete and built homes since 1985. The would have to be some sort of reinforcement steel or fiber rebar. Even commercial fiber 750 mix would help tremendously but it’s so thick you can’t pump it like that even with super-p.
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James Raux
James Raux@Raux_James·
@TheProjectUnity Metal shaving infused aircrete. I cannot stress enough how much building code inhibits affordable housing.
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Lyle Antoine
Lyle Antoine@LyleAntoin65269·
@TheProjectUnity I m working on a little something that would make that concrete house even better..and no...not hempcrete....but that is a wicked upgrade too
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Med Bennett
Med Bennett@MedBennett·
@TheProjectUnity I’ve never seen how plumbing and electrical are supposed to be embedded in these concrete walls. Any idea?
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Mad Larkin
Mad Larkin@GauntisGhosted·
No one will have money for this. Who's going to print it? A machine in a factory with maybe one human worker. And for whom? The starving masses? It's cool, but useless. Instead, teach people to make mud bricks. That's useful for the future. we both know where we are heading... In about 50k to 100k years from now a new you will be asking these same questions about the same things :D
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J Smith
J Smith@jvin248·
@TheProjectUnity Foundations and roofs take the longest to construct. Walls are not the time nor cost constraint in building. Count the number of people feeding material to the CNC and setup and monitoring vs a team of carpenters building conventional walls.
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Alexander
Alexander@1Ronin_Jedi·
@TheProjectUnity Yea, I totally can't wait to live inside an upside down clay pot.
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Tom Roelke
Tom Roelke@RoelkeTom·
@TheProjectUnity I love the idea but I'm waiting to hear how these structures deal with shifting grounds.
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Gecko Ӿ
Gecko Ӿ@GeckoFlyingHigh·
@TheProjectUnity No, but it'd work well for building a base on mars with robots.
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Dolf Reeves
Dolf Reeves@DolfSays·
@TheProjectUnity After weather expansion/contraction, how do the cracks and spalling get fixed?
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MondoARG
MondoARG@MondoARG·
@TheProjectUnity Calling BS. Concrete doesn't act that way. It needs forms and rebar.
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B1B_Lancer
B1B_Lancer@B1B_Lancer·
@TheProjectUnity And that ugly thing is still the same price as a regular home when its finished out with insulation, roofing, electrical, and plumbing.
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Steve 🦅🌎⚓
Steve 🦅🌎⚓@ziigwann·
@TheProjectUnity Wait until the government enforces "codes" on these, they will be made unaffordable by lobbyists in the materials and construction industries. I have been a carpenter since 1976 aa a teenager (well laborer for a couple of years, no one starts at the top!)
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Steve Boomerscemi
Steve Boomerscemi@SBoomerscemi·
@TheProjectUnity 3D PRINTED HOMES, 3D PRINTED MEGALITHS, THEN 3D DUG UNDERGROUND CAVERNS, 3D CARVED STONE TEMPLE, 3D POWERED POLARIZED GRANITE SPACESHIPS
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Patrick Arnold
Patrick Arnold@PatrickAmngtt·
@TheProjectUnity No. Not now. You still plumbing, electrical, insulation, HAVC. If this was Africa then ya you just made it possible to create 12 new villages or Florida where god just sends angry wind to destroy everything once a year.
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devnulll
devnulll@devnullll·
@TheProjectUnity Absolutely. The reason this hasn't took over the house building is the inertia of using wood. I would totally live in a 3D printed house.
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