This house was built in just 24 hours by a 3D printer.

[riversedge]

Ok, I am impressed.



Vala Afshar‏Verified account @ValaAfshar Oct 4

This house was built in just 24 hours by a 3D printer.
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[AJT]

1. Cost?

[annabanana]

4. $10,000. according to the video. . .n/t

[AJT]

6. In total? Windows, roof, electrical, plumbing?

Just trying to compare it to a tiny house.

[drray23]

5. in the video they say it cost $10,000 to 3D print this house

I guess this does not include the rest of it, which is windows, paint, interior, etc.. Still sounds like it is cost effective.
I am curious about the initial costs of the device itself.

[AJT]

7. Thanks

[CrispyQ]

2. That was pretty cool.

I'd live in it!

[drray23]

3. very interesting.

Given that they are 3D printing with concrete, it ought to be sturdy. I can imagine trucking these devices to disaster areas and 3D printing new houses. If they are build of sturdy concrete, they may even be better suited for hurricane prone areas.

Sounds like a much better deal than erecting FEMA trailers or temporary tent housing after a disaster.

[riversedge]

9. Yes, I was thinking about cities using these for low income people--makes them affordable. I

realize other stuff. like Land, pluming, electrical etc is prob. not included.

[dalton99a]

8. Kick

[Stinky The Clown]

10. Ah . . . good old Mother Russia

[greytdemocrat]

11. That was pretty damn cool!

That shape, I think, would make it
more hurricane resistant.

[elehhhhna]

12. Concrete is the most expensive thing use in a stick built home

Concrete is the most expensive thing use in a stick built homeI call bullshit on that 10K number

[snooper2]

14. This stupid video again, didn't we go through this last year explaining how stupid it is?