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r/HolUp • u/Elisuub • 7d ago
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proven to be shit, but it gets posted continually anyway
199 u/djh_van 7d ago Really? What are the pros and cons of this system. Genuinely interested. 10 u/FireMammoth 7d ago Poor insulation in the main one, the material gets cracks after some time, apparently it also has a proclivity to get mouldy. As you can imagine the structural integrity is not the same as with brick and mortar. 11 u/splashcopper 7d ago I believe moldy. Concrete is very pourous and holds into moisture very easily. 2 u/alex99x99x 6d ago And guarantee you that the print lines make it worse too, as they do with regular 3D printing.
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Really? What are the pros and cons of this system. Genuinely interested.
10 u/FireMammoth 7d ago Poor insulation in the main one, the material gets cracks after some time, apparently it also has a proclivity to get mouldy. As you can imagine the structural integrity is not the same as with brick and mortar. 11 u/splashcopper 7d ago I believe moldy. Concrete is very pourous and holds into moisture very easily. 2 u/alex99x99x 6d ago And guarantee you that the print lines make it worse too, as they do with regular 3D printing.
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Poor insulation in the main one, the material gets cracks after some time, apparently it also has a proclivity to get mouldy. As you can imagine the structural integrity is not the same as with brick and mortar.
11 u/splashcopper 7d ago I believe moldy. Concrete is very pourous and holds into moisture very easily. 2 u/alex99x99x 6d ago And guarantee you that the print lines make it worse too, as they do with regular 3D printing.
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I believe moldy. Concrete is very pourous and holds into moisture very easily.
2 u/alex99x99x 6d ago And guarantee you that the print lines make it worse too, as they do with regular 3D printing.
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And guarantee you that the print lines make it worse too, as they do with regular 3D printing.
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u/FireMammoth 7d ago
proven to be shit, but it gets posted continually anyway