3DCP Startup with TAM Printer, Deleting Parts, Learning Curves & The Future

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3DCP Startup with TAM Printer, Deleting Parts, Learning Curves & The Future

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Jon Scott and Emmanuel Roy recently received their Twente Additive Manufacturing printer and they are already mastering the basics of concrete printing! In this insightful episode they candidly share their experience hand mixing material, avoiding the pesky rotor stator, and what they believe the industry needs to advance.
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@veritylove212 2 жыл бұрын

Jarett, your knowledge of construction 3D printing has grown exponentially. I really like this interview and if I had 3D drafting experience, I'd love to work with Jon and Emmanuel, but I'm still stuck in 2D, hahaha. I intend them much success in their endeavor and love their attitude about less expensive and easier to build. It's good to hear money isn't the end-all result. I had never heard of peristatltic pumps, so I researched and sent what I learned to our Purple Paradise Resort Tech Specialist, who among many things, has experience with 3D printers; and recommends using magnesium oxide for faster curing. Love the idea of Open-Source printers!!!

@nobreighner 2 жыл бұрын

They are exactly right, $1 per kilo is too high for home building. That equates to about $1700 per yard, plus shipping cost and onsite mixing costs, so effectively well over $2k per yard. And to get through a rotor-stator pump it needs twice the cement (binder) of concrete. The Chinese "Greenprint" gantry has a second hopper that conveys truck-delivered concrete to the extrusion hopper.