First 3D printed home underway in Columbus

[@4cornershike51]

Good luck having easy access to plumbing and electrical down the line.

[@drones7838]

cant wait for the follow up!!!

[@TexasViking]

Austin Texas has not done any 3-D printed home projects, that's a lie... and The Shipping container home projects in Austin that were supposed to be cheap and affordable, cost like $2,000-3,000 per month in rent...

[@user-zu5do6ri6r]

Gotta love our government and medias use of double speak.

[@Travellife360]

Definitely a lot longer than one week they’re started now and it won’t be finished till September

[@greentriumph1643]

There is a lot more to home construction that the exterior walls. Is that being ignored? Do the solid walls hinder the installation of plumbing, HVAC, and electric for the house?

[@TobieWoodel]

How much will that cost the average American?

[@Princesspeacelovetruth]

By the end of August or September? I thought they said it only takes a week?

[@leithanorris]

How will the plastic hold up in cold weather?

[@geoffh1]

It's not plastic. It "prints" concrete.

[@4cornershike51]

Lol "he hopes". That's because that company that sold him that contraption probably made him get a 2nd and 3rd mortgage to pay for it.

[@wmf1595]

A better title for this video would be "first 3D printed home in Columbus is underway". The most obvious meaning of the headline as written Is that this is the first 3D printed home, and it's being built (printed) in Columbus. That's not accurate

[@danlowe8684]

30 workers for 1 to 2 months vs. 4 workers in 1 week? I'll have what he's drinking...smh.

[@evayang6670]

Today I just stop by nothing is changed. No one works there anymore😅

[@leoshishlo3328]

4 people, seriously ?

[@dyerseve45]

Awesome. So that thing takes 26 jobs away from people, takes the same amount of time, and lines the pockets of some contractor.

[@HOZASTA]

ES NO ME 24

[@HOZASTA]

PO BA VU LK

[@twescher]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@brendavarner9666]

Just another way to joblessness