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Oops 😂😂😂

What are the benefits? Can't think of any

Dirty base, wall falling off the slab and you're also printing on dirt.

Stop using the word "often".... it's a frivolous word that diminishes precise speech..... that and you keep pronouncing the "silent-T"..... it's just "OFF-en". Think n "listen".... the "T" is stilient in "listen" like it is in "often", "soften", mortgage, etc. Just do better.

Show the windows and doors going in please

Be a real good bond over all that dirt.... Good job guys, wouldnt hire yall to build mine

I like how it goes off of the foundation

How much concrete needed to build a m²?

Takes 3x longer than building with blocks and more people to manage it plus eleccy bill 🤣🤣

Mexicans would build it so much faster

Horrible

Ugliest homes ever conceived

Pure, thick concrete with enough thickness will last a thousand years. It will carbonatize in air, forming calcium carbonate which is just as strong as the original calcium hydroxide. If the carbonate reaches rebar it will begin to rust and increase in volume which causes it to spall the concrete. But if there's no rebar and it's thick and solid it will last like the roman aqueducts.

Need a robot to poor the slab too? XD

So far it's stood the time better than a badly built wood garage... hope for the best in 50 years, then it'll be seen as an okay house where I live, (temps from -20 to 40 C°, strong rains and winds)

Did anyone mention the pvc electrical expansion fitting used as a nozzle? 😄

Would literally fail any structural tests 😅 kinda sad you would show this and not just fix it

Please talk to ANY person that regularly 3D prints and we'll tell you how bad this is.

Dodgy job

How many times did you move the printer for this large print

No aggregate and no steel. I wonder if that's even concrete. Also, why the hell do I keep getting recommended these videos?!

Way to prep the surface.

Wow concrete icing🔥

yeah this was the one from the video that showed them laying down the first pass over sand and dirt and the corner as can be seen here as he enters is the one that had no slab under it just sand - i had thought well maybe they will back fill after the fact --- nope .

And why not a concrete slab for the roof and or structurally insulated panels And minimize the use of wood

Most Other 3D printers are putting the electrical Into the walls there should be plenty of time to lay all the wires inside the walls and then put the insulation in why wasn't this done?

lol POS Lego...... dumpster in the woods

allright i from Poland ;-) i see electricy are on the walls, all looks modern. How much this House cost? I mean the house with all windows, isolation ect like in movie without a plot. More than 2 000 000 Dollars?

The switches will remain like this?

3d printed houses was a huge fail

"Well we mostly hit the slab."

House is good really big

Maybe use a broom to clean the surface first?

Cool proyects but yuo gone need a lot of time to make something usefull , my microwave oven have more use case

This has gotta be a joke. Lol

Resale value on these us gonna be complete shit Most people like softer and less echo in their house Its like living in a cave Not comfortable or inviting at all inside

So basically an Afghanistan cave that everything echoes in. I'll stick to Wood

THANKS JARETT ,FOR SHARING THE FUTURE 🤗💚💚💚😊

In theory couldn’t you guys have moved and adjusted the robots path that way it was on the slab?!! 😂

no aggregate? how stable is this over time?

3d printed houses before gta 6😕

Are you using carbon negative concrete? No? Then why are you doing this… just build a house😂…. Also stop using music from Mr bigot

This has to be the most boring job in the world

I will still have Cy inspect this.

Says the dude who takes roads everywhere he goes

I trust machines to do a better job than humans in the future. A home is a big expenditure. You want to know every inch was built to spec. Kudos to y'all.

I thought concrete was supposed to be bad for the environment?

Who has that on ther property and dosen't finish it out?!😂

Extremely relevant and cool.

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