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The issue is always, that 3D printing saves on framing. Framing is a small part of the total. You can't print windows, doors, appliances, electrical or plumbing
by JoeAltmaier 5y ago
The issue is always, that 3D printing saves on framing. Framing is a small part of the total. You can't print windows, doors, appliances, electrical or plumbing out of concrete.
- Mountain_Skies 5y agoTrue and so far it builds in a somewhat crude manner that doesn't leave spaces for those other things without assistance. But hopefully over time the techniques will become more sophisticated. It also might be useful for making accessory structures and garden walls that are 90% complete since they don't need much else. I'd love to have access to one for a day to build some raised beds and most of a shed.