A San Francisco startup 3D printed a whole house in 24 hours
 

https://www.engadget.com/2017/03/07/...printed-house/

It's neat but all they did was used the "3D printer" for, was to pour the concrete walls. Everything else was done in a traditional manor.

With that in mind, a small crew could also easily build a small house of that size in 24hrs assuming all the materials were on site.

I do like the tech, but the whole 3D printed a house in 24hrs is a bit deceiving..

Yeah, I wouldn't bet the farm on this being great anytime soon.

:2 cents:

cheap 3d printed houses and universal basic income will be the future...

200 Sq ft who gives a fuck

Thats cool and being able to build at -35F is an advantage for areas like NH ME VT MN.
Early days but with more people working on this technology bigger and better designs will evolve :thumbsup

so I watch the vid, it seems like a fake vid that would be part of a sci-fi movie

LOL There is great fear in the trailer park industry.

3D printed homes are for cheaply built housing and its best application may be in non residential industrial construction and in public works projects.

Also, flat roofs are maintenance nightmares.

i cunt even a4d a 2D printer... :(

Chinese have been long printing such houses