/Biz 3D printed house thread - how can we long this shit?

[Anonymous No.10006619]

[Anonymous No.10006880]

>>10006619
i don't know, but >when i make it, i'm getting a 3D printed castle
all structures on every piece of land, 3D printed
either that or brick, because i love brick
*gets brick thrown at head*
:''''(

[Anonymous No.10006902]

>>10006619
this will have very little effect on the price of housing.

Land is the limiting factor and you can't 3d print that.

[Anonymous No.10006908]

>>10006619
Using molds, some re-barb, and a concrete truck will be cheaper that 3d printing for the foreseeable future.

Look at how developing nations like mexico pump out whole subdivisions in a couple days.

[reluctant kneepad girl No.10006919]

why for Americans fall chink scams /every single time/
it like we were born to be swindled by Chinese

[Anonymous No.10006920]

>>10006619
>>10006880
The 3 hours is just the printing time. 3D houses are currently very gimmicky and involve either lots of expensive premade parts that are quickly assembled or created with a machine that pours dozens of layers of concrete over a preconstructed frame to create the walls.

Regardless of how fast you can print and assemble the base house, it still takes several weeks to polish a 3D-printed house with manual labor like scraping excess off walls, painting, adding electrical fixtures, installing appliances and plumbing, etc.

It's really not as effective as you'd think. It might be some day, but we're far from being able to just plop down an entire house at the push of a button.

[Anonymous No.10006931]

>>10006619
Check the venus project, they came up with the idea of printing houses and even buildings en masse.

Doable and pretty cheap, just invest in those very specific German companies making large-scale 3D-printers.

Pro-tip: those companies don't exist yet.

[Anonymous No.10006972]

This is why you should buy lands and not overinflated shit rooms.
Rich lands (farming potential, forests, animals) are getting more and more precious every day.
Think about it, when in 15 years everyone will be ill from living in big city states

[Anonymous No.10006977]

>>10006902
Well, land and zoning. If anything the existing developers will just use their clout to get regulations passed that make anything which threatens them uncompetitive.

[Anonymous No.10007562]

>>10006919
The boomers absolutely gutted our society by refusing to learn financial responsibility, thus depriving future generations of the knowledge, leading to a country full of mocha-brown midget retards.