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I agree, if the goal is cost and speed, prefab is the way to go. I also think a major limitation here is the boom itself, there's plenty of bricklaying done in
by ChatGTP 3y ago
I agree, if the goal is cost and speed, prefab is the way to go.
I also think a major limitation here is the boom itself, there's plenty of bricklaying done in fairly confined spaces. Between two buildings for example. Here one could just lower panels into a confined space with a crane.
- salamanderss 3y agoI am building a house by hand. Laying CMU one brick at a time is one of the most practical ways to build foundation and walls by yourself with no heavy machinery and limited hauling equipment especially in remote areas. Prefab you quickly run into massive expenses for delivery and heavy equipment rental.
- tspike 3y agoSeems like this would be quite useful for earthworks projects.