This 3D Printed House Only Cost $13,000 In Materials (in warehouse demo unit)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2022
- Mudbots demo house in their facility built to demonstrate the operation of the printer and installation of many parts which would also be included within a real home.
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Yes this is such a blessing! I would love to have a home like this. Great for seniors, homeless, and low income. It would make a solid home affordable. Thank you for sharing.
It'll be a blessing if they start building these type of houses in Fayetteville North Carolina.
Finally a low cost inventory to solve the housing crisis. Most of these companies are only trying to get rich for less labor. Good stuff!
In a lot of places, it's because of 'shrinkage' on the site, and other delays, substitutions and accruals add substantially to costs. Too many sharp pencils, all of which want to lay a lien.
When a building lot in my county cost $400,000, the cost of materials isn’t the only issue.
Although it’s certainly a problem right now
You know that a reasonable 3D home is $300k, right??
@@BiteTheCurbNow Only of you want to broadcast how unintelligent you are. A 3D print can be made and sold for 50k easily. Don't embarrass yourself in public
@@robitwhisperr I'm sure it IS only $50000, in the parking lot of the builder with no utility infrastructure involved. No roof.... But when design costs, team import costs, equipment import costs, electrical, plumbing and gas installed??? Doors, windows, toilets, sinks...lol What about foundation/drainage and insulation?? Not to mention hardscape like walkways and a driveway??? Lmao... I'm gonna pee you're so funny. Let's put it this way, SMART GUY, $50,000 will get you the hvac,plumbing, and electrical in a SMALL existing home near me. If you are lucky. And Michigan is on the cheap side. We do $50,000 driveways...lol We do $20,000 roofs and that's the truth buddy.
Like I said. $300000 consumer price. No doubt about it.
And don't start moving your prices around. I know the truth.
Awesome…many thanks Jarett. This is really cool…so economical.
This company should be awarded a Nobel prize for humanity and the future of housing
This process has advanced exponentially in the past few yrs.. We'll done! There is still the basic infrastructure to consider, but at the prices these guys are building at, its makes power/water and sewage that much easier to account for.. Very Kool.
It is really cool what a 3D printed house can be.
The 3-D texture resembles basketweave at 25 seconds into the video! I really like the texture of the interior - this has such great potential for low-cost housing. Would love to see how it weathers over years.
AMAZING HOMES I WISH PEOPLE WOULD STOP TEARING DOWN PEOPLE THAT HELP OTHERS ALL THESE PEOPLE THAT DO THIS R ANGELS
This shouldn't just be marketed to homeless if its a truly superior building method. It can lower all housing costs.
Sure but this is a bare bones version. And if a team can make money on this they will be able to build any size
From a natural disaster or wild fire standpoint, it’s a game changer
$300,000 if you doubt me, you will get burned.
My thoughts exactly
Homes problem isn't lack of housing.
IF THESE STRUCTURES CAN HOLD-UP TO A BUFFALO-BLIZZARD, THEY COULD ENSURE THAT EVERY PERSON WANTING HOME OWNERSHIP WOULD HAVE IT!! AMAZING, FELLAS, AMAZING...GREAT WORKS INDEED! BLESS YOUS.
nice looking home
This is Amazing. Just went I thought all hope was lost.
I live in VA can I get one of these homes? I really admire this game changer!
California should look in to this God knows how big the homeless problem is there
Thanks!
Wow that’s really generous of you!
Wonderful, just wish they would print these training homes for those in need and leave them instead of tearing them down!
I still haven’t seen Mudbots home printed outside of a training facility. I’m not sure that this is the same way that it would be done. They would certainly have to abide by local permanent standard. If there were any in the region they were printing. I’m really excited to see a mudbots Home Printed, one of these days.
cutting out the windows is an interesting technique. not sure I’m buying it, but it reminds me of of the lost-material technique that people use when making complex plastic parts. Could probably achieve some interesting vaulted ceiling designs using a lost-material technique (like at Paolo Soleri’s Cosanti in Paradise Valley AZ). It’ll be interesting if someone develops a nozzle that can do multiple materials-kind of like the Coca-Cola Freestyle soda fountains that can do multiple flavors. A machine like that could do lost material, and even inject insulation while printing the structure.
Putting clapboards on the exterior is silly. LOVE the price❤
That is impressive
Phenomenal ❤
This is wild ❤️
Ran a robotic welder for around 18 years it’s all in the programming when it comes to design. You could program the machine to weld where and however you wanted to. Ya you got to have a tool point set for accuracy but other than that it would go wherever you ask it to go. Imagine plastic wire instead of steel. Hot plastic stack on top of each other. It would make a wall image concrete poring instead of wire. I believe this technology has been around for quite some time. Problem is American EPA and Pattons on things that should be available for everyone in America. We suer don’t want the electric company to go under lol
How do you hang pictures? Concrete ddrills?
How do you put the services inside the walls?
How can one get into the training program?
I wonder how to deal about crack the cement.
i'm sorry if you have already said this in previous videos, but what kind of design are they using for their robot? A cartesian one (like cobol) or a robotic arm like the one from apis cor. I know that you've probably talked about it before (i'm new to the channel) but which one of these designs you think is the most promising?
Cartesian for this house, I don’t speculate as to what’s the best I just look at what has been accomplished thus far. Mudbots Printer video coming Friday.
great job
I'm going to build my mud home soon ,but in India 3D House may be more expensive
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Wow.
Wow, interesting :)
Do you have any suppliers in Australia?
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God Bless
It's about time. As a 3D printing expert, I've been imagining the possibilities of applying this technology to structures. Building methods, to me at least, seem so antiquated. I believe 3D printed structures are going to disrupt the housing industry in the same way today's EV companies are affecting the auto industry.
Actually those lithium batteries used for the summer industry are NOT eco or socially friendly. The mining costs, child labor, unrecyclable materials, expensive pricing, is more waste & damaging than petro
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Yeah. Thought of this 22 years ago.
be honest, i do not think so
Do any of the 3D home printing companies you know of actually build homes for individuals or do they just sell their printers?
Did your question get answered...I cannot find any answer to this question even 1 year...or a simple HOW MUCH AND WHERE to START.
If I have property, can I hire you guys to print a house about 1,500 to 2000sf? Can you do it in WA State yet?
Can't wait for this tech to come to Las Vegas lol. Can't wait to buy an affordable home this way here.
Oh yeah buddy, they are looking for YOU....they desire to help YOU. They want to give YOU a great deal. When you save up your $300,000 please let them know, because you aren't touching a house from a 3D printer for less than that. Do your research, you will find out you are SO WRONG....lol
Very nice. How will it hold up against the elements? Extreme heat, cold, tons of rain? I'm not worried about the wind, since it's concrete, lol.
Only time will tell but it should do pretty good
Portland could really use this type of new technology in building to help solve it's affordable housing issues and the homeless situation
As if Portland's homeless situation had much of anything to do with the price of construction materials.....
Where is this company located, intereted
Very nice. But won’t that texture outside the house get really dirty?
This is awesome how do I sign up to take a class
How many sqft is that little house?
How do the wires and waters go through in the wall?
Its hollow inside
What about set up cost and the other trades since this only builds walls
Correct. I haven’t sent hard evidence 3dcp can be a cheap method of construction yet.
3D-printed homes available now in Georgetown, TX. There are 100 3D-printed houses in one neighborhood. I visited last weekend😊
What was your impression?
I like square rooms and flat walls, not the other round ones from the printed homes
How is the electrical, plumbing, heating, and cooling?
$300,000 no less. It's a hypemedia video. The only way they can make money is off our idiot government. If YOU want a 3D home, it's $300,000 guaranteed. Call them. You'll see.
How can I buy????
Who is the company?? I'd like to build one...
How much to hire them to 3d print a house on my property?
Nice house! Does that price include the foundation?
No!
Or the power or the plumbing of the floor finishes or the internal wall finishes or the wet area tiling or the kitchen or the laundry or the lighting or the insulation or the doors or the windows or the painting or the termite treatment or the water proof membrane or the bathroom fittings. The list goes on.
Awesome world needs affordable starting homes that can be purchased for less than 150k most print homes are c250k and up...
Stop tearing it down & sell it to a community or someone!
I would drop cast in full right now in socal
If they could 3d print the house and then pre-fab the roof, kitchen & bathrooms at a factory they should be able to further drive down the costs
What's the name of the company I would like tilo see some desing or ask about q
so is legislation the only thing holding 3d printing homes back from fully attacking the U.S. housing affordability crisis? It would be great if you did a video discussing current legislation surrounding the topic and perhaps which states are closer to permitting 3D printed homes.
Of course. They will pass legislation banning them like my local government did with tiny homes .
No. That's not it. The "learning curve" for builders is 10 homes. At $300,000- do you want to be home #1??? They build one in their perfect climate pole barn for 12 grand in materials. Then, they can sell you the 300k model. They have to transport/ship the printer, ship all the talent-- COME ON...believe me, they are not trying to make friends. They need to set the hook somewhere. You are the fish.
@@BiteTheCurbNow How much do they pay you to type this shit? Lololol
You think blackrock wants competition? They want you paying rent.
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With the design flexibility a printed house has, it's too bad they opted for such a conventional design. Do the walls have to be perfectly vertical? How about some arches in the house. I'd want to see curves all over the place.
What company is this? Information please
MUDBOTS
13k in materials. What's the total price?
He said in the video 300 a month in payments for 7 years. So I guess around 25k.
Yeah ok.....$300,000 for a reasonable home. Check into it, you'll see
Using rebar is a huge building sin.
Who do we call to purchase the machine... ??
Ghostbusters!
The link to Mudbots website is in the description
Funny... can the machine print using Hempcrete?
I would love to have something that nice with out having to spend 350,000 to 450,000. That is need it for everyone.
I love it, I still have a problem tho. And it's the price. You have to admit your still over pricing all because your faster turn over rate.
Please remember your going to make your money from these homes no matter what during the housing boom we are going to have vary soon.
But it's a near promise that you're going to lose a lot more money in the end because someone is going to do the same thing but charge much less and less durable. Giving a bad name for all companies installing these homes.
If I was you. Id start high then drop those price rates slow enough to keep your selves ahead of all your competitors.
You'll charge less but make more because you'll have more clients.
And you'll also be doing a good thing for those who really can't afford 200 plus in payments a month. Helping out a lot of people living on social security and crappy jobs with kids to take care of.
This country needs some kind of Robin Hood of homes. Don't get me wrong I understand there are some bad apples.
These are supposed to be cheap but they gonna sky rocket the prices so they have a bigger profit margin cus they won't tell u what they sell em for
This guy is trying to sell his product. I'm a builder and I love all the hopeful comments praising this video. 3 d printing of homes is going to be way down the road. Cost effective no way. You don't see a blueprint he doesn't show an overall view of the structure. Be realistic, he said he could go 5 ft wider and it would only cost $100 more?? Yeah right! A 3D printed house means you are only printing the walls. It takes someone making the mortar perfectly, which temp and humidity change throughout the day. An operator, a crew to set up the gantry system and tear it down. You also have to pour concrete footing supports for gantry. Super labor intensive procedure. All of these 3D home printer guys are talking out their butts. It's in its infantcy right now and it expensive. Most of you commenting have obviously never built your own home. I'm talking drawing the plans yourself and actually doing everything yourself. It's complicated and hard work. It's also very fulfilling. If it's sounds to good to be true it is. $13,000 for materials double that for labor for a really tiny house with bare minimum finish quality. Make another video showing blueprints, square footage, a house actually built on a piece of property and realist labor costs and set up times.
just give me the total for the entire build please
3d printed apartments? 🤔
3-D printed mansions
just shut up & take my money!
The power of 3D printing is in being able to rapid prototype, and/or create structures not possible with normal manufacturing. Using 3d printing to print big rectangles (the walls) and then still needing to cut out windows doesn't seem impressive. Prefabricated aircrete blocks seem like a better fit for cheap housing. Good for politicians (who spend other people's money) for a nice photo op, but in my opinion not the best fit for the technology.
Tell me why any one would pay more than $13grand for house if you didn't need to? Yeah cities and counties will raise hell over the lower taxes! Screw them!
You can’t buy it for $13k that’s just what the Mudbots CEO said the material cost was. The machines are very expensive and the labor is expensive too.
Im not homeless and ILL take one lmao
Man give me a call.....
Video is in need of serious improvement. Needs an overview of the entire home from afar. It's impossible for the viewer to get a feel for how big the house is, especially in an interior environment
Drone was broken, I’ve fixed it. I appreciate the critique. I’m testing out a new editor in the video I posted today, if you get around to watching it and have some ideas for improvements let me know.
@@automateconstruction Appreciate it. It's great to bring attention to powerful projects like this
Graphene is a dangerous substance
Really why?
That is grossly unrealistic. the walls only represent 25% of the cost. The fit out is the major cost.
No good deed shall go unpunished, eh? That is a tiny space and they ain't going to be putting in marble worktops and gold hardware.
Please hurry.
I need one built in Texas who do I contact for pricing. Lol
Oh... Yeah... That's amazing.
Total cost==$300,000 stop playing man.
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Is it just me or does this guy seem like he really doesn’t want to be on camera? Like he’s rushing through it. I could be bugging tho.
It took me 2 years to get into the Mudbots facility they certainly aren’t begging for camera time. Mudbots has lots of rules around what can and can’t be filmed but they are open about many things. I’m eager to see their first printed house.
@@automateconstruction I think it was funny when you asked about displaying competition on the wall and he said no and hurried past the question. We know Icon is the competition and are doing a 100 home community for Lennar.
@@goMANgo84 They are one competitor of many. Along with Mudbots and Icon there are over 100 other concrete printer manufacturers around the world.
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Why are you lying to people about the costs?
$13,000 in materials? No.
1:05
the guy is so messy, the presenter distracts from the technological achievements and potential
to calculate like this is not pratical
Fake video ... Not possible in 13k.
It’s not a fake video I’m an independent journalist, nobody was paid for this. He said it was $13,000 in materials but there’s no foundation, permitting, plumbing, independent electric, ect. Obviously you can’t buy a house for $13k. Sorry if i misled you.
@@automateconstruction -You showed it true.He did talk fast, and if u are not familiar with 3d might be hard to follow. Thanx 4 your channel. Informative.
This guy seems like a tweaker. 😅
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