2022 what did you do today?

Started by Roy from Pa, January 01, 2022, 06:55:26 AM

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mmattockx

Quote from: Kirkll on September 10, 2022, 03:29:06 PM
Really?   I always just pumped concrete until the forms were full, or up to the grade nails. You just stick your head inside the form and say , " Yup....That's enough mud.", and move the hose down. then fine grade and trowel it flat.  Now they have a machine that does all that automatically? :dunno:    I'm getting long in tooth i guess.    Kirk

There are no forms, the printer just lays it all on a flat slab to start. These are still mostly experimental, but some real homes are being done this way now and it is going to be a bigger and bigger thing in the future as the technology matures and building codes and permitting authorities recognize/approve the construction method.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IxVPpkkWXI


Mark

Kirkll

Wow!  A mud house, no forms.... That might be interesting seeing the seismic engineering for one of those structures. The modern homes and commercial buildings being built today require special inspections on concrete, reinforcement steel, and seismic hardware and hold downs. i saw nothing but mud in that one.... Pretty amazing machine there...   Kirk
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Mad Max

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kennym

Unless they have a way to insulate that concrete, it's gonna be chill in winter, and hot all night in summer... :biglaugh:
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Next Projekt will be Hybrid-Longbow-ILF-Limbs.

Mad Max

Quote from: kennym on September 10, 2022, 07:19:32 PM
Unless they have a way to insulate that concrete, it's gonna be chill in winter, and hot all night in summer... :biglaugh:

You can Insulate from the inside nincompoop :knothead: :biglaugh:
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Roy from Pa

Lmao

You can Insulate from the inside nincompoop

Mad Max

#1147
Nice bj-s  :notworthy:


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kennym

Quote from: Mad Max on September 11, 2022, 08:38:21 AM
Quote from: kennym on September 10, 2022, 07:19:32 PM
Unless they have a way to insulate that concrete, it's gonna be chill in winter, and hot all night in summer... :biglaugh:

You can Insulate from the inside nincompoop :knothead: :biglaugh:

I realize that, but I'm bettin you can stick build and insulate CHEAPer than the printing and then insulating ,then interior finishing.

Prob don't matter to you rich dudes, but I'm a CHEAPskate... :laughing:
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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kennym

Besides, that ain't very traditional... :biglaugh:
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mmattockx

Quote from: kennym on September 11, 2022, 10:57:37 AM
I realize that, but I'm bettin you can stick build and insulate CHEAPer than the printing and then insulating ,then interior finishing.

Prob don't matter to you rich dudes, but I'm a CHEAPskate... :laughing:

These 3D printed houses are way cheaper to build than traditional wood frame homes. The first areas they are being targeted at is building homes in poor countries where people can't afford houses now. Building out of concrete may not be the first choice in North America, but in tropical areas wood frame construction doesn't work because of insects and rot. In Jamaica many houses are built out of cinder blocks and I expect that is common in much of the Caribbean as well as other tropical locations. These 3D printed houses would be very competitive in that environment.

Now, for bow related topic... The other day I ground a set of lams for my first bow of the year. Been swamped with work, finishing a basement and other acreage projects. If all goes well I might actually get it glued up before the end of September.


Mark

Crooked Stic

Lost my string tension yesterday  :bigsmyl:
Anyhow two of my recurves short 50 in. and 61 in. Seem to have enough preload the limbs are at correct brace height with very little bending and are quiet to me more string tension and more limb travel helping the fps.
High on Archery.

4 point


Roy from Pa

Ole Kenny lost his string tension long time ago:)

4 point

Stic, I still can't believe you built a 61" bow and no one has gave you any grief over it. I built a odd length bow and got told I didn't know what length bow I built.

kennym

Quote from: Roy from Pa on September 11, 2022, 03:33:33 PM
Ole Kenny lost his string tension long time ago:)

Who pulled yer string??  :biglaugh:
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Roy from Pa


Mad Max

 :deadhorse:

This is how we wander off topic all the time. :smileystooges:
We never can stay on topic :dunno: :banghead: :goldtooth:
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Kirkll

Quote from: kennym on September 11, 2022, 10:57:37 AM
Quote from: Mad Max on September 11, 2022, 08:38:21 AM
Quote from: kennym on September 10, 2022, 07:19:32 PM
Unless they have a way to insulate that concrete, it's gonna be chill in winter, and hot all night in summer... :biglaugh:

You can Insulate from the inside nincompoop :knothead: :biglaugh:

I realize that, but I'm bettin you can stick build and insulate CHEAPer than the printing and then insulating ,then interior finishing.

Prob don't matter to you rich dudes, but I'm a CHEAPskate... :laughing:

I don't know about that anymore bro.... The price of lumber quadrupled the last year or so... the market is coming down again finally. But last year a lot of very large construction projects went on hold over lumber prices in the NW here. 1/2" CDX plywood was running $80 a sheet. :o :o :o   Kirk
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Crooked Stic

Well if ya go by AMO it's 61. But if ya go by strung string length + 4 in. It is 62
I expect both them old fellars got no string tension.1
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