That’s actually pretty cool, sorry for not whinging about the government…
Awesome, love seeing stuff like this.
It’s definitely faster to build, but is it cheaper to build & heat?
Those who complained about that big Dáil printer have egg on their faces now, I presume, I haven’t read the article.
Deadly, where can I get one?
Wow these look great. We need to scale this up if the houses are good quality. Could be a really game changer
Fuck yeah!! Needed some good news.
Fuck yeah!
I want one, but the wife says I’m not allowed get a 3d printer cause i’ll be printing loads of tat, like the random wiggly worms and the boat and a house…
Happy days, more of this
Just need to photocopy a few million of these
So they only exist on paper… /s
Do they print bicycle sheds too?
Ya it’s easy buy the printer it’s replacing the concrete cartridges. Thats where they get ya.
The walls are far from the most expensive part of house construction.
What is the saving with this method of construction.
Brilliant, what’s the cost to a consumer I wonder
Our genius government at work lads. What happens when it rains?
Fair enough, but they only built three houses.
Are we going to be able to scale technology like this to build the tens of thousands of homes that we need? How much cheaper is it than a traditional house?
The printer only does concrete walls. All other trades – roofing, plumbing, joinery, etc – still need to be done manually
Hope O Snodaigh doesn’t run away with the ink….I mean cement
My construction knowledge is limited to watching grand designs. Would factory built modular homes not be a much more efficient way to build homes en masse?
What’s the story with having two small windows in what’s likely the living room instead of one big one?
But intriguing process nonetheless. Would be amazing if they were able to use the same printer with sustainable building materials like hempcrete
They always catch you with price of the ink cartridges though
You wouldn’t download a house..
more of this please 🙏
In this weeks episode of 3D printing gone wild… 🙂
Can they 3d print the land?
Use it to print 1000 more 3D printers and we’re sorted.
It’s all fun and games until you have to clear a House Jam.
These were built right outside my nanny’s front door. Was interesting watching them go up. Didn’t take any less time than the brick and mortar ones built in the next street over. Still cool though.
What was the price on this bad boy?
Can’t wait for these to start spouting: “Out of ink” when it’s still half full.
Or “Ink not compatible with printer, please only use ink from stupidOverpricedInkStore.com”
Or “Printer not connected to WiFi”
Or “Please register your printer and pay xxxxx for a subscription renewal to be able to print”
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That’s actually pretty cool, sorry for not whinging about the government…
Awesome, love seeing stuff like this.
It’s definitely faster to build, but is it cheaper to build & heat?
Those who complained about that big Dáil printer have egg on their faces now, I presume, I haven’t read the article.
Deadly, where can I get one?
Wow these look great. We need to scale this up if the houses are good quality. Could be a really game changer
Fuck yeah!! Needed some good news.
Fuck yeah!
I want one, but the wife says I’m not allowed get a 3d printer cause i’ll be printing loads of tat, like the random wiggly worms and the boat and a house…
Happy days, more of this
Just need to photocopy a few million of these
So they only exist on paper… /s
Do they print bicycle sheds too?
Ya it’s easy buy the printer it’s replacing the concrete cartridges. Thats where they get ya.
The walls are far from the most expensive part of house construction.
What is the saving with this method of construction.
Brilliant, what’s the cost to a consumer I wonder
Our genius government at work lads. What happens when it rains?
Fair enough, but they only built three houses.
Are we going to be able to scale technology like this to build the tens of thousands of homes that we need? How much cheaper is it than a traditional house?
The printer only does concrete walls. All other trades – roofing, plumbing, joinery, etc – still need to be done manually
Hope O Snodaigh doesn’t run away with the ink….I mean cement
My construction knowledge is limited to watching grand designs. Would factory built modular homes not be a much more efficient way to build homes en masse?
What’s the story with having two small windows in what’s likely the living room instead of one big one?
But intriguing process nonetheless. Would be amazing if they were able to use the same printer with sustainable building materials like hempcrete
They always catch you with price of the ink cartridges though
You wouldn’t download a house..
more of this please 🙏
In this weeks episode of 3D printing gone wild… 🙂
Can they 3d print the land?
Use it to print 1000 more 3D printers and we’re sorted.
It’s all fun and games until you have to clear a House Jam.
These were built right outside my nanny’s front door. Was interesting watching them go up. Didn’t take any less time than the brick and mortar ones built in the next street over. Still cool though.
What was the price on this bad boy?
Can’t wait for these to start spouting: “Out of ink” when it’s still half full.
Or “Ink not compatible with printer, please only use ink from stupidOverpricedInkStore.com”
Or “Printer not connected to WiFi”
Or “Please register your printer and pay xxxxx for a subscription renewal to be able to print”
God I hate printers…
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