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Impressive, they use a 3d printer but it seems like it could be done by hand. Which would make for a fun craft project. "Today we will knit an scarf, tomorrow a
by iamcurious 11y ago
Impressive, they use a 3d printer but it seems like it could be done by hand. Which would make for a fun craft project. "Today we will knit an scarf, tomorrow a wall!"
Still, it does seem like it would erode quickly and the article doesn't says if it could withstand a platform on top.
- vinceguidry 11y agoI bet it could support a great deal of weight. Right by my coffee shop one year the side of a creek collapsed, they built a huge retaining wall with exactly this kind of gravel. They would dump it in 10x8x8 wire crates and stack the crates on top of each other. The article said it was gneiss gravel, that stuff takes awhile to erode. It's not like concrete at all, much much stronger.