How To Put Electric in a 3D Printed House

One of the most frequently asked questions about 3D printing a house is "how is the electric installed?". Well, today's the day we finally explain it (in detail). The gap between the walls makes running cables a breeze, and installing outlets and switches is as simple as cutting holes in the concrete. Watch this latest 3D update to learn all that, and more.
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[@comfortayo9527]

I can now see it very well. This is beautiful and really awesome. It looks solid and strong. I am looking forward to it's completion.

[@FinancialFreedomMadeSimple]

Well explained!

[@josephshaff5194]

They're Beautiful works of art. Hey ! If ya can print a split face texture somehow on it . . . . throw in some wood. Start round w/ all MEP spidering out f/ a center support column. Throw in the occasional Lumber for décor. Skyrim players & coders will go nuts for them. FB main pic.

[@chriscoversyt]

Ah, cool! So pretty much exactly how I thought it'd go. That's gotta be super nice to work with.

[@josephshaff5194]

How does one do repairs though ? Like I was thinking of running stuff exposed but inside an attached wood enclosure that would mimic a wooden beam for future repairs or say a pipe breaks and needs to be accessed ?

[@josephshaff5194]

Modualr MEP that w/b something huh?! lol

[@raterus]

Looks like a PITA for everything else except the actual printing of the house!

[@humptime]

Can the hallways be more narrow? 😅