3d printed home. Entire neighbourhood

[martin-w 3,259]

1 hour ago, StAgre said:

I did see this article which was really interesting.

 

3D printing is like a primitive version of a Star Trek replicator. Engine parts, and even rocket stages are now 3D printed. Couple of hundred dollars gets you a 3D printer of your own, and even 3D metal printing at home is now feasible.

 

 

 

Edited April 11, 2023 by martin-w

[Stavros 295]

9 minutes ago, martin-w said:

3D printing is like a primitive version of a Star Trek replicator. Engine parts, and even rocket stages are now 3D printed. Couple of hundred dollars gets you a 3D printer of your own, and even 3D metal printing at home is now feasible.

Oh I'm well aware of the advantages of 3d printing in manufacturing - GE are now using 3d printed Titanium-Aluminum alloy turbine blades in the GE9X

[charliearon 3,041]

I hope everyone has noticed that the "Very Off Topic" posts have been removed!  Stay off of the government this and that unless it has to do with the subject. 

[martin-w 3,259]

42 minutes ago, StAgre said:

Oh I'm well aware of the advantages of 3d printing in manufacturing - GE are now using 3d printed Titanium-Aluminum alloy turbine blades in the GE9X

 

I didn't say you weren't aware. I was trying to get the thread back on track.  

[martin-w 3,259]

Looks like the Australian robot arm method is  in action. House built and bought by owners.

I tell you what, given the dreadful quality of new build houses in the UK, this super accurate computer controlled guy is welcome. 

 

 

Edited April 12, 2023 by martin-w