First 2 Story REAL CONCRETE Printed Building in North America
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- Nidus 3D isn't afraid to show us the details of what wen't well and what didn't on their Cobod Bod 2.5 construction printing system! Huge shoutout to CEO Ian and his team for their outstanding transparency and dedication to exploring the unknown world of 3D printed construction and automation solutions on the job site. In this video we get to hear from the Nidus 3D founder what challenges and efficiencies they discovered working with their system in Ontario Canada. This 2 story building featuring a workshop in the bottom floor and an in-law sweet on the second floor was permitted according to CSA standards (screw AC 509). For their next project they will be 3D printing a basement right in the middle of town!
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Thanks for stopping by and sharing our story Jarrett! Always a pleasure!
Keep up the great work can’t wait to see what’s next!
@@automateconstructioncan we get an update on this home it has been 2 months
A two story print, more proof that we are limited only by our imaginations. Thanks to all involved in this production. Eye opening, to put it mildly. One step closer to printing the Empire State Building, one floor at a time. I just love the innovation you are documenting in this dynamic field Jarett Gross. Thanks for this important information you are sharing. Blessings back to you and your family and crew.
Love it Jarett and thank you Nidus and COBOD
This is progress!
These guys using the spatula are way ahead of the game. Those smooth layer lines are key. If the layer lines look smooth enough, it just looks similar to brick, which is acceptable as an exterior veneer.
Yeah they could also just paint it or maybe add in colouring(?) - would look similar to stucco.
🤗👍😎 JARETT…WE SEE 👀 AND WE LOVE 💚 the progress….slow but steady 😁
And HAPPY WE HAVE BEEN WATCHING THE WHOLE TIME 👏👏👏💚💚💚
Amazing amazing amazing!!! You need a "smoothing team" that can smooth out the facade as it continues...
Love that they aren't afraid to just use a concrete truck for the next one! Simple solution - get the experts to do the mix for you!
First off, let me say I LOVE WHAT YOU ARE DOING HERE. This is incredible. So neat to see this progress in 3D concrete printing. I am an engineer (mechanical by education, electrical by experience) who's been watching this field grow for years, and I have so many questions and ideas about what is happening and now and where it is going.
2:50 You showed the print-in-place, grouted, reinforced lateral beam. That is profound. My biggest question about all of the 3D printing space has to do with the reinforcement: why can't we go to smaller, mixed-in rebar, something like the helical "microrebar"?
6:30 Why can't the code be met by creating a void of the same dimensions as the Sonotube? That seems like the engineer's liability, not the authorities' having jurisdiction discretion.
8:00 You say you are going to add chemical additives and adjust the moisture content to improve the wall texture/resolution. Do you think the screed is optimally long enough or has a surface smoothness? Is there a way to use a longer screed and a flow of water between the surface and the screed (a small drip using something like a refrigerator water tube)? This would simulate a concrete finisher's tactics.
Thank you for this great video, along with your others. This is so cool!
Micro rebar is more likely to clog the hose
Home inspectors work for the municipality so while an engineer could structurally approve something the town may not grant a certificate of occupancy
I don’t know but I’ve noticed in this project they actually used a smaller screed than in the past.
Nice observations and ideas!
I think the usual screed works with gravity/higher viscosity - two things they might not want - but if it could be really smooth that could be cool. Good thinking on the sonotube - unless the tube itself is structural this requirement doesn't make much sense haha
Do you know the pour insulation they used?
How long do these houses last and how much do they cost?
We have a project in Austin, TX here in the states where the designer wants 3D printed concrete.
Im thinking attend your course. Also invest in this tech.
Loved the insight provided by these guys. If the boss wanted, he could always get a job public speaking. Excellent work.
If you listen to my podcast you’ll learn about his previous life as a politician
@@automateconstruction So he decided to do something constructive with his life instead… gotcha 😉. I’ll take a listen 👊🏻
@@slartibartfast7921 Constructive. I see what you did there!
@@iggmoeactual Badaboom tshh 😉
@@automateconstruction No clue what his politics are, but his voice gives "a young Tom Mulcair"
Has anyone experimented with making the nozzle vibrate?
You're a brave man for trying to sell that in Canada. I honestly can't imagine that competing with ICF. And ICF seems to me to be way more versatile. And probably better insulated. And stronger. I wonder how the costs compare.
Yaaaaaaaaasss
Awesome!! Not sure why people go with COBOD though, sloppiest prints come from their machines.
That rough surface is the mix with less cement and more aggregate than the bagged 3D mixes.
@@nobreighner for a COBOD, it's a great print. 😉
economical house.... good
I don’t know why you’re assuming it was economical the cost wasn’t explained, generally speaking the material, for these homes is quite expensive, which can be a significant factor in the cost.
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Exelent job
😎❤️
Any reason no Volcanic ash (roman era tech) not used?
I’m not sure they have volcanoes in Canada but most printed concrete features fly ash.
Have to go and collect it, then maybe grind it to get full benefit.
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Do a test run with a hemp and lime compound and see how well it works…. Hemp is an extremely renewable resource because you can get a crop harvest around 7 months.
I keep hearing this but nobody is ready to do a video on it yet maybe it doesn’t work for some reason idk why they won’t try it.
The future and best idea of 3d printing a house is to be able to do it cheaper.... This doesn't look cheap and when you produce something off site that you have to have a crane to lift in place then i wonder what the final cost is compared to conventional methods.
Tech is never cheap in the beginning it gets cheap with scale
Moores law
45Pa he said?
Kindly connect to the Firm CEO for i need a training attachment
Contact them via their website linked in description
William Urschel would be very disappointed
Why is that? This project is nice.
I like the curved layers. Don't smooth them
Very interesting, how to contact the contractor, can you provide an E. Mail address please.
Use the contact form on their website in the description of the video.
It is stupid.
Do you know what it is a concrete wall?
Podcast with CEO Ian coming soon on this channel!