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​@@automateconstruction ICON 3D PRINTING? AUSTIN,TEXAS? ... I WORKED WITH U IN NACAJUCA, TABASCO..

I was having the exact same thought. Before adding the the foam create in the middle of the walls, they could have left holes for dropping down metal conduit to each socket and switch. Put in plenty so it will never need additional sockets in place. They could even mount in the back boxes as they go along. Looks too industrial having them external

Just noticed the last one might have done this

Yaa i also think the same. Usually I'll drill 1'1/2' depth lining into the wall for wiring purpose

Well we'll never know until it comes that time!

We'll never know till it comes to that time! Hey say it'll last forever, but tome will tell

Got me fucking dead!

I was looking for this comment!

That’s mine, I got it a little over 2 years ago when gas was $4 a gallon and I’ve driven it 109k miles around the country!

Look at icon - different printing company that has electrical inside

Because it's easier to build this way. If a cable breaks you don't want to break the wall to fix it. Normally however you would run that cable through a pipe integrated in the wall.

Only thing I don't like looks great though

We appreciate it!

Thank you!

the lot is fenced

@@gaylengurr3911 I'm not concerned about the lot, the law in my area states: All pools must be fully enclosed by a barrier that is at least 1200mm in height, barriers can include fencing or walls. The bottom of the pool fence and gate must be no more than 100mm off the ground. If the horizontal rails are 900mm or more apart the verticals cannot exceed 100mm apart and the gate must be fitted with a child safe approved latch no less than 1400mm off the ground.

@@smally8499234 It varies from state to state, city, county etc. lol I mean I thought that was obvious. Here in rural west TN, you can have a pool right at your back door, doesn’t matter, no fencing. Or put it in your driveway or in the middle of a cow pasture lmao no one gives af. We don’t have city code or ordinances here. They don’t tell us what we can or can’t do on our property!

Thanks so much!

Do you usually date 3D printed homes?

We put the electrical in the walls in most of our houses this was a design choice here.

i prefer the exposed conduit

I don’t like to make claims before I’ve seen them happen in person but in theory it would be possible with an extended extruder

@@automateconstruction IF YOU CAN GET A BASEMENT LEVEL OF 9 TO 9.5 FT ON A CONCRETE PRINTED HOUSE &/OR EVEN A INGROUND POOL LIKE THE GUY HAS HERE !!! ☝️ THE POSSIBILITIES OF LIVING SPACE AND LIVING QUARTERS OPENS UP TREMENDOUSLY!

Hi, yes we have a design we are considering for basements. We would drive our printer in and then build the dirt back when it's finished...

@@timothylankau4843 🤔💡☝️ THINKING CAP ON

For this one we used a gantry that we moved twice. For the smaller ones we were using our smaller printers that we move many times, but they are on wheels so there is no set up time and they just move around while they print.

@@timothylankau4843 put them on wheels, that’s awesome! You guys did a great job, I am impressed, the wall patterns are just mind blowing 🤯

No, they worked with Andrej Rudenko

Yes please see the little houses at the end of the video.

Thanks!

Agree! If that's the plan, there are more attractive alternatives!

No assassining in the 3d printed building please

We use SIPS on most of our new houses.

The team put so much blood & sweat into that one the owner made out like a bandit. Next time it will cost more. They learned a lot so all said and done it’s still a win win.

Yes it can be done.

It would probably be more useful to share your idea with a company that can implement it but I am happy to speak with you. Reach out on my website I’ll see it same day.

@@automateconstruction Ok thank you

700k

An acre and a half with a 3k sq ft house that's a steal. You couldn't do better.

@@tf5pZ9H5vcAdBp and that's why no one will buy your house. You think it's a "steal" 🤣🤣

Hi. The acerage, pool, and landscaping on this home is worth over $220,000, so it is priced below market. Comps are 800 plus in the area. The little houses at the end of the video are less expensive 45k-85k.

@@timothylankau4843 hi. When I lived in Southern California my grandparents $30k 3 bedroom 2 bathroom house was "worth" $2 million in 2015. Do you really think a 1950's house is "worth" $2 million? It's not. And you are a foolish person if you purchase a house when it's not worth what you paid. Having a house on the "outskirts" of a large city where the houses in the city are $290k or more where the person doesn't have to travel from the "outskirts" to reach their job and stores is gonna drive up your cost in gasoline, convince, time, and you might have an issue with charging your electric car to make the round trip. Do whatever you want, but that house is not worth 3/4 of a million dollars.

Exactly lol it’d only sell for about $350k in west TN. I found WAY too many places on the interior walls that were completely uneven and looked goofy. Exterior too on the smaller units. Overpriced garbage that will fall apart and begin to crack in less than 10yrs. I appreciate the fact they’re trying something new, but there are still true craftsman in the trade who do breathtaking work by hand. I’d rather have our brick home here on our farm (built in 1961) or our new log home we’re gonna have built in about a year ANY DAY of the week! Our log home will cost ~ $502k turn key, 3080sq ft. It’ll be built on the back of our property, 3 stories including the basement, and also have a garage. It being custom obviously costs a bit more than their usual builds. We’ve already done our blueprints. It also helps that we’re getting a family discount 😅

Cut the guy some slack this is 6pm after a 10hr day

The guy went to med school and law school, runs a law firm on the side and is also founding Hive 3D. I caught him at 5pm after a long day cut the guy some slack.

​@@automateconstruction must be new to the internet. Nobody is being serious about the 2.5mil uhs.

Always an armchair worrier that feels they have to criticize, even when they don’t have any insight into the actual design details.

I mean, they are right though, no eaves/roof overhang is a huge oversight that will impact the longevity of this house.

@@frikkied2638but you notice the smaller ones had eaves. So, they know that big house was done incorrectly.

In the first minutes he explains why. The gutters and eves are incorporated. No overhang.

If you notice the roof and the gutters are integrated. Great design in my opinion seeing how it's a seamless approach

How?