These new 3D-printed homes are built using 'ink' made of residual wood from local sawmills

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These new 3D-printed homes are built using 'ink' made of residual wood from local sawmills

The new project in Maine is part of an initiative to build more homes faster and more efficiently.

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MalReynolds

slrpnk.net

Gotta be better than the concrete version that delaminates in a few years. Seems like it's much like marine grade plywood in nature, could be a viable material. Article is detail light though.

TrackinDaKraken

lemmy.world

The new project in Maine is part of an initiative to build more homes faster and more efficiently.

3D printed homes don't do this, though.