@Judson Wallace That's why he said"the future of construction", as years go by, companies will improve the process. This will be how nearly every house it's built in a couple decades.
I'm excited to see 3d printing for home arrive in Florida. I would love to see thousands of homes like this due to the strength to resist strong winds. I'm hoping to build a nice home with a 3d printing company.
Awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing their second building project and how the learning curve has improved the quality of their work with the added extruder upgrade that eliminates the need to stucco a smoother exterior finish. Thanks Jarett as always!
Put a rotating brush sideways on the outside edge of the printer head to smooth the outside WALL, or both inside and outside walls as it is being printed, while the cement is wet
As a Building Scientist I am actually excited about 3d printing possibilities. . . . I appreciate the rounded edges of this building, but I think it is so unfortunate that this case example is a very simple 'square shape' building. 3D printing has the capability to really go crazy with curved walls. All other building materials: bricks , wood board, fibre board, etc all lend themselves to straight walls. Finally we have a game changing possibility to build houses with beautiful curves. Just think about the corner of any room and how much dead space is in that corner Now you can make buildings come alive with impeccable high quality precision and beautiful shapes leaving behind the construction materials of the past and introduce a bright new future. . . I'm sure it's going to happen. And when you show it to us on TH-cam, I'll be watching (you have a new subscriber)
Also, circles have larger area/perimeter ratio than squares and rectangles, so shape can lend to energy efficiency. Octagon houses were a 19th century trend for this reason, but they were more difficult and expensive to build back then.
Looks good. I like the smooth walls. If it can be made to be resistant to cat 5 hurricane , level 8 Richter scale earthquake, and flooding, it's a no question asked setup
Thank you sir,. I hope you and others like yourself will build communities, including everything a community needs to succeed. Also, please build fir homeless people. I'm sure there us a way to make it work for all involved. Gid bless you. Keep on going. Thank you. Norma in Orlando, fl, senior citizen
Thanks Norma! I’ve covered a few projects for the homeless like the mobile loaves and fished community in Austin Tx and hope to cover many more in the future.
@T C a two week old subscriber talking smack everywhere, u on a nice role i guess lol what part of my comment don't u believe is that I am not a builder? Or that I live in LA or that I find this content amazing
Pretty awesome. I'd like to see Delta printers used in home construction. That'd be one less leg to set up. Could drill 3 holes in the ground and drop in telephone poles that you either leave on site or just cut off at the bottom when you are done. Also to add a new section you'd only need to add one more telephone pole and transfer the cabling from one leg to the new leg. The legs that are left in place could be used for sail cloth or to string lights. I'd also like to see someone try an aircrete mix on a 3d printed home. To keep the printhead at it's lightest I envision using a vacuum hose to suck the concrete up to the head on an as needed basis and mix it in the head with water from a hose. And add soapy water in before it is extruded. But that's all a guess and probably quite an expensive test to conduct the feasibility of a system like that.
How do you run the electrical wires and water pipes inside the concrete walls? If the owner wants to add more electrical outlets how does he connect the wires inside the concrete wall?
Hi printed farms when will you start to open up to the public. I am interested in purchasing a house in Florida in Port St Lucie. I would do a three bedroom with garage 2 bath or a 2/2/1. Thank you
Very precise, clean, eco-friendly and sustainable and very fast at lightning speed. Has bright future in third world countries where housing problem can be solved fast.
I wonder what kind of concrete is used if there are no reinforcement iron. Do they use glasfiber in the concrete? How is the thermal bridge handled at doors, windows etc. So many questions.
Absolutely not. The price will likely increase. Think about a tractor vs human labor. You can have a job done with 5 men at $30per hour or one tractor at $220 per hour. Better equipment costs more
@@vanderumd11 Perhaps, but not for long. At some point the machines will be mass produced and their price point, AI intelligence and dexterity will rival that of any human, minus all the human variables like skill level, accidents, planning, coordination, insurance, breaks, safety, security, errors, daylight, scaffolding, weather, transportation, unions, drama, sick leave.. etc.. I think it's inevitable and once they show up for work some human will jam gum in the nozzle when nobody is around.
Adding an appropriate length of trowel that oscillate on each side behind the printer head would smooth it out automatically as the concrete is still wet and pliable. If we can build robotics in this day and age capable of almost any complex set of instructions with accurate finished results, I'm sure a simple smoothing apparatus can be added.
Hi. I have a formwork for the slab (roof). It allows to skip the foam and use instead polyurethane and underneath Sheetrock fastened to the concrete beams. Quick, low cost, and with better finishing.
Im an Architect in Florida doing commercial work. Im interested in seeing a project going up live. Are there any active projects similar to this project using 3D printing I could visit?
Thank you for these videos! Can you please cover how strong this is? In regular buildings (concrete and brick), we have iron in the structure (a lot); I can't see the same from the video. In case of an earthquake, etc., will it hold? Keep up the good work!
@@printedfarms443 In the second build with the smoother, the excess was falling off the side, which I'm guessing has to be manually cleaned up. Also that looks like a lot of wasted concrete, does it get or can it get incorporated back into the mix? Do the flaps remove the excess waste issue?
Yes that’s a must for the future. In this particular case, the roof will have an addiction truss roof to match the other buildings. ICF was to learn :)
I have an idea for the roof: Why not print it "big roof tiles" in the printing bed, stop at Z, put manualy the rebars or connectors, and continue printing. After you finish the print "unglue" the tiles from the bed and use a special head to lift them to position.
I stay in South Africa and if this was done in my country it would cost far more and that's why we use cinder blocks cos it just goes quicker and is far cheaper to do and my dad,s garage was also a double garage.
Super incredible!!! Instant subscriber !! I would love a soundproof little 3D printed home to call my very own, I'm a low income music recording artist in Canada living in a 145sq feet apartment with tracing paper thin walls. I have constant anxiety when practicing my music because I don't want to disrupt neighbors 24/7. Where can low income artists apply ? Thanks in advanced. That is my only wish for now in my life. If this is made possible I will wish that all low income profession full time loving artists like me, to all have their own 3D printed homes with built in sound proof studios! End to poverty and homelessness for loving artists in Canada. 🤚🥰
Loved the video and info. Heard from other 3D builders, cost will be about $100 a foot for a home. Will your construction of a new home in Florida be around the same price?? Also, what is lead time for 900 sq ft home with 2bedrooms and 2 baths? Thank you, Catherine
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The smooth surfaces and rounded corners are great, reminds me of the 1930's
@@zlmdragon. Your time will come as well.
@@zlmdragon. neither am I.
The future of construction unfolding before our eyes
@Judson Wallace care to elaborate on your opinion?
@Judson Wallace That's why he said"the future of construction", as years go by, companies will improve the process. This will be how nearly every house it's built in a couple decades.
I'm excited to see 3d printing for home arrive in Florida. I would love to see thousands of homes like this due to the strength to resist strong winds. I'm hoping to build a nice home with a 3d printing company.
With the stucko it looks really good!
Thanks for sharing! Exciting to see more 3d printed buildings happening in America.
I’m excited to show them to you!
Great follow-up, Jarett! Keep up the good work!
What are the hiring criteria for the "hose holder" featured @5:22 ? I have to assume this is a costly position to fill?
Sorry it has been replaced by a reel.
Awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing their second building project and how the learning curve has improved the quality of their work with the added extruder upgrade that eliminates the need to stucco a smoother exterior finish. Thanks Jarett as always!
Wow! This looks like a smart way to go!
Put a rotating brush sideways on the outside edge of the printer head to smooth the outside WALL, or both inside and outside walls as it is being printed, while the cement is wet
nah, its FLA man, just back up an airboat and use that smooth it ))
great video!!! thanks for the update!! keep rocking!
Perfect roof surface and weather for some solar panels. Really impressive stuff!
Amazing! Thank you for your post.
As a Building Scientist I am actually excited about 3d printing possibilities.
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I appreciate the rounded edges of this building, but I think it is so unfortunate that this case example is a very simple 'square shape' building. 3D printing has the capability to really go crazy with curved walls. All other building materials: bricks , wood board, fibre board, etc all lend themselves to straight walls. Finally we have a game changing possibility to build houses with beautiful curves. Just think about the corner of any room and how much dead space is in that corner Now you can make buildings come alive with impeccable high quality precision and beautiful shapes leaving behind the construction materials of the past and introduce a bright new future.
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I'm sure it's going to happen. And when you show it to us on TH-cam, I'll be watching (you have a new subscriber)
Thanks Mark I’ll keep it coming. I’d be interested to know what else you would like to see covered on this channel.
Also, circles have larger area/perimeter ratio than squares and rectangles, so shape can lend to energy efficiency. Octagon houses were a 19th century trend for this reason, but they were more difficult and expensive to build back then.
How did the cost compare to a brick built one ??
Looks good. I like the smooth walls. If it can be made to be resistant to cat 5 hurricane , level 8 Richter scale earthquake, and flooding, it's a no question asked setup
AmDeck or other similar ICF make a lot of sense for 3D printed buildings. Now, the walls and roof are tied together, making a super strong structure.
Nice to see a printed building that doesn't look freaky.
What did it cost to build vs conventional method? It looks great but if it the cost is more or less same what's the point?
Thank you sir,. I hope you and others like yourself will build communities, including everything a community needs to succeed. Also, please build fir homeless people. I'm sure there us a way to make it work for all involved. Gid bless you. Keep on going. Thank you. Norma in Orlando, fl, senior citizen
Thanks Norma! I’ve covered a few projects for the homeless like the mobile loaves and fished community in Austin Tx and hope to cover many more in the future.
@@automateconstruction absolutly crazy price for box
Great idea. I hope this takes off like wild fire :)
What are you doing for insulation , thoughts on using for homes. Energy efficiency?
Long video what's the cost comparison to a traditional build?
is there anything special in the design or the concrete mix for expansion and contraction?
BAD ASS!!! ALL DAY, EVERYDAY AND NIGHT👍🏾👍🏾
thank you for sharing the new technology but please can you share the approximate price for this brand of 3d printer.
Looks so good, love the rounded corners!
As a builder in Los Angeles this is amazing
@T C a two week old subscriber talking smack everywhere, u on a nice role i guess lol what part of my comment don't u believe is that I am not a builder? Or that I live in LA or that I find this content amazing
How economically viable is this project?
Cost compared to stick built? thx
Thanks for sharing... wonder how I can build one in Florida next year?
Please contact us from our webpage or instagram - Printed Farms
Pretty awesome. I'd like to see Delta printers used in home construction. That'd be one less leg to set up. Could drill 3 holes in the ground and drop in telephone poles that you either leave on site or just cut off at the bottom when you are done. Also to add a new section you'd only need to add one more telephone pole and transfer the cabling from one leg to the new leg. The legs that are left in place could be used for sail cloth or to string lights.
I'd also like to see someone try an aircrete mix on a 3d printed home. To keep the printhead at it's lightest I envision using a vacuum hose to suck the concrete up to the head on an as needed basis and mix it in the head with water from a hose. And add soapy water in before it is extruded. But that's all a guess and probably quite an expensive test to conduct the feasibility of a system like that.
Wasp 3D does this but their big delta printer is a hexagon not a triangle not sure why
What is the benefit of this process? Looks much slower than traditional building. Why would this be any better than concrete block?
How do you run the electrical wires and water pipes inside the concrete walls? If the owner wants to add more electrical outlets how does he connect the wires inside the concrete wall?
Follow up post, I was thinking a brush like what a stereo sweeper has, or a disk like trowel that would spin and maybe a little water spray.
What is the cost and time savings compared to traditional building
@TH-cam Deleted my Other Account for Mean Comments compared to traditional way. What is the percentage of saving using 3D print. In both time and cost
We are not 100% sure. We need more projects to give the honest opinion. A lot of false rumors circulating.
Are you not using iron (reinforced concrete) in this technique, and is the earthquake test successful?
So what were the savings to a similar building manually built?
TBD
Hi printed farms when will you start to open up to the public. I am interested in purchasing a house in Florida in Port St Lucie. I would do a three bedroom with garage 2 bath or a 2/2/1. Thank you
Looks amazing
hey Jarett, the all machines are used for printing that can be bought? what i can do for setup the machines ?
This one can be bought, many cannot. The setup has to be done manually with a team, if you buy a printer they will train your team.
I seen video other day build all kinds of houses for a few grand. I definitely want this done next year
Hello there! Is there any way to use this technique building a house twinned to another? Thank you in advance
What was the cost? Why would you do a concrete roof if your also putting a truss roof?
Proof of concept, practice for next project. Truss roof to match other buildings.
Very precise, clean, eco-friendly and sustainable and very fast at lightning speed. Has bright future in third world countries where housing problem can be solved fast.
If you don't like the smooth surface on the outside you could probably stamp some kind of a pattern on it after it's troweled.
Good idea
That would be very super. probably beofer drying but that would be delicate.
I wonder what kind of concrete is used if there are no reinforcement iron. Do they use glasfiber in the concrete? How is the thermal bridge handled at doors, windows etc. So many questions.
What’s it cost to build these things?
Construction is very location dependent but I’m hoping to do a transparent cost analysis video this summer.
We’re would I purchase a printer like this?
Great video Jarett. Thanks 👍🏻
This is great!! I like the printed walls too and think the printer could likely do a knockdown. Less labor = cost savings!
Absolutely not. The price will likely increase. Think about a tractor vs human labor. You can have a job done with 5 men at $30per hour or one tractor at $220 per hour. Better equipment costs more
@@vanderumd11 Perhaps, but not for long. At some point the machines will be mass produced and their price point, AI intelligence and dexterity will rival that of any human, minus all the human variables like skill level, accidents, planning, coordination, insurance, breaks, safety, security, errors, daylight, scaffolding, weather, transportation, unions, drama, sick leave.. etc.. I think it's inevitable and once they show up for work some human will jam gum in the nozzle when nobody is around.
I am always interested in the cost point of the shown structures - if available.
Printed farms expressed interest in openly sharing the costs of this project on my channel.
We are working on this and will be 100% transparent.
Ok ... i am impressed here ! What would be the cost difference between the printed building VS traditional method ?
Probably 20-40% extra for 3dcp right now.
Adding an appropriate length of trowel that oscillate on each side behind the printer head would smooth it out automatically as the concrete is still wet and pliable. If we can build robotics in this day and age capable of almost any complex set of instructions with accurate finished results, I'm sure a simple smoothing apparatus can be added.
Which material used on roof and how do u cast roof in so large area without any beam .
Love the 3-D printing machine. Need one to fight the homelessness in this world.
What is the cost for this vs standard cement block?
TBD
How much this size of building would cost
Love it ty for sharing it 💜💞🍦💞💚
Hi. I have a formwork for the slab (roof). It allows to skip the foam and use instead polyurethane and underneath Sheetrock fastened to the concrete beams. Quick, low cost, and with better finishing.
hi. what you saying?
Im an Architect in Florida doing commercial work. Im interested in seeing a project going up live. Are there any active projects similar to this project using 3D printing I could visit?
Ask these guys, their link is in the description of my video. You can also ask printed Patti they are in Florida too but not doing buildings yet.
@@automateconstruction Thanks, will do.
I think this is the future, I would like to see the cost comparison to wood structure.
The printed farms team has expressed interest in releasing the financials on my channel this summer!
Including a man-hours per task, 3d and conventional frame and CMU construction
Paint a mosaic on the floors and ceilings would be cool maybe add dyes in the mixes?
I’m so sorry for my first comment I had no idea you where going to give it a smooth finish
Which video is part 1/2?
Thank you for these videos! Can you please cover how strong this is? In regular buildings (concrete and brick), we have iron in the structure (a lot); I can't see the same from the video. In case of an earthquake, etc., will it hold?
Keep up the good work!
Material is min 9000 psi, rebar horizontally and vertically.
@@printedfarms443 Got it, you can see the rebar at around @0:17. Keep it up and thank you for the reply.
Thank you for the info great project !
Has this company or any others been building or looking into building in the Tampa/St Pete, FL area? Or any areas close by there?
Why not just add a flat board behind the nozzle to smooth out the printed surface?
Yes they implement that in the last few minutes of the video
yay!! 3D printing in FL... Nice...
How much it costs ? The entire building from A to Z
i want a 3d printer set up so my whole yard and house can be printed to anything i want... pls make one
Why couldn’t the use a form that rises automatically for each layer smoothing the outside as it moves up
It may allow for faster printing as well
We are using flaps on the sides to smooth out now.
@@printedfarms443 In the second build with the smoother, the excess was falling off the side, which I'm guessing has to be manually cleaned up. Also that looks like a lot of wasted concrete, does it get or can it get incorporated back into the mix? Do the flaps remove the excess waste issue?
How much did it cost to build this?
Price reveal this summer
@@automateconstruction Can't wait! Thank you for all the content!
Why didn’t you provide a link to part 1?
How much faster is this process
Should have added some upward slope to the middle of the roof since concrete sags over time and is somewhat porous.
Yes that’s a must for the future. In this particular case, the roof will have an addiction truss roof to match the other buildings. ICF was to learn :)
How much per square foot?
Will be revealed this summer
great work
I have an idea for the roof: Why not print it "big roof tiles" in the printing bed, stop at Z, put manualy the rebars or connectors, and continue printing. After you finish the print "unglue" the tiles from the bed and use a special head to lift them to position.
I’m not sure what you mean. Please elaborate. Interesting
I stay in South Africa and if this was done in my country it would cost far more and that's why we use cinder blocks cos it just goes quicker and is far cheaper to do and my dad,s garage was also a double garage.
awesome! Looks perfect!
How do we get a 3d home built in New Mexico? We have not been able to locate a 3d printer home contract?
First there needs to be a big 3D printer in New Mexico and that hasn’t happened yet
Super incredible!!! Instant subscriber !!
I would love a soundproof little 3D printed home to call my very own, I'm a low income music recording artist in Canada living in a 145sq feet apartment with tracing paper thin walls. I have constant anxiety when practicing my music because I don't want to disrupt neighbors 24/7. Where can low income artists apply ? Thanks in advanced. That is my only wish for now in my life. If this is made possible I will wish that all low income profession full time loving artists like me, to all have their own 3D printed homes with built in sound proof studios! End to poverty and homelessness for loving artists in Canada. 🤚🥰
not any time soon. this is expensive.
can you print a concrete dome?
get a modern day da Vinci to fresco the walls!
wow the lid is already giving way. be sure to update when it collapses.
The lid is just regular ICF
Yeah, 👍🤣 I loved
Loved the video and info. Heard from other 3D builders, cost will be about $100 a foot for a home. Will your construction of a new home in Florida be around the same price?? Also, what is lead time for 900 sq ft home with 2bedrooms and 2 baths?
Thank you, Catherine
how is this better than cinder blocks?
Don’t have to rely on idiot laborers showing up.
Where can i buy a 3d printing equipment
You can buy this equipment from cobod or you can look into the other companies I’ve featured on this channel.
I'm very interested.
Thank you, i would buy it
Hopefully the big doors are leaky ... cuz ... I don't see any ventilation or humidity control.
Thanks for the video
To be honest, i prefer it in the printed form without the plaster on top
Do you guys have a website?
Nice building....but covering the 3d printer from winds will improve the lines in the wall.
What is the R value?
This is amazing!!! I need to contact them for a bid for my subdivision project!!
I'm awake so I have enough to purchase two at once
No insulation. Ok for garages and out building that don't need cooling or heating.