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One major downside I can see of this sort of construction compared to almost anything else is that if anything gets damaged, I can see it being a right pain to
by regularfry 5y ago
One major downside I can see of this sort of construction compared to almost anything else is that if anything gets damaged, I can see it being a right pain to fix.
- southerntofu 5y agoWhy so? Clay-hay is really solid, and if you ever make a hole, making a patch is as simple as making more of the mixture and applying it locally.
- regularfry 5y agoIt's more that the designs you're likely to be building to take advantage of the fancy extruder are more likely to be the sort of thin-shell construction where holes anywhere cause structural issues that you wouldn't see with more discrete building elements. I was also thinking that if you've only got a hole in one face of a wall, you can't get to the back of the hole to support a patch, but I'm guessing that's less of a problem.