The name of such a machine is called a 3D house printing machine, it is going to be the first 3D house printer to be built in Nigeria..
This machine will be capable of building a family sized house.
Suffice to say that, this 3D machine would yield nice bussiness prospects.
Seeing as Nigeria is a developing country, houses are being built everyday but manually by hand.. It wouldn't be a bad idea to have a machine do that. The advantages sticks out like a boil.
It would cause an amazing reduction in the capital needed to build a house. Which will allow those with a very low income to own a house.
The little time its going to take to erect a building, will be promising in areas with a natural disaster, because it wouldnt take long to put up large number of buildings to shelter displaced persons.
it will also create direct employment in the area of building a plant to mass produce the machine.
The exact amount that would be enough to build this huge machine, up to a working prototype is $5000 (1 million naira).


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Story, could this be CHANGE

Ezedon:
Story, could this be CHANGE

Offcourse it is.

To build a house, the 3D printer uses only Bricks and mortar (mixture of cement, sand and water).

There has been talks concerning the time frame that would be spent in building the first 3D house printer prototype.
The drift is; the nine months i stipulated to be the time that would take to build the 3D printer might be seen as too long a time. This is because in every first prototype of a specific model of 3D printers, they will pass a rigorous scrutiny of numerous calibrations, because they are going to be the yard stick for subsequent mass production of the model.
So after this first prototype is built, it will only take two and half months to build one, if i were to be working with one assistant.
If i were to be working with two assistants, it will only take one and half months to build one 3D house printer.
Hope you now get the drift?

Pakingzzz:
There has been talks concerning the time frame that would be spent in building the first 3D house printer prototype.
The drift is; the nine months i stipulated to be the time that would take to build the 3D printer might be seen as too long a time. This is because in every first prototype of a specific model of 3D printers, they will pass a rigorous scrutiny of numerous calibrations, because they are going to be the yard stick for subsequent mass production of the model.
So after this first prototype is built, it will only take two and half months to build one, if i were to be working with one assistant.
If i were to be working with two assistants, it will only take one and half months to build one 3D house printer.
Hope you now get the drift?

Great idea there.

But am a little bit concern about d cost since its a prototype we are looking at. From ur estimates i see dt material selection seems to be d real reason for d high prototyping cost and from d look of tins d total cost u proposed is a rough estimate. I foresee a run off of nt less than 40% of ur cost considering d complexity, applicability and area of interest of ur project (construction).

I guess d size of ur prototype too seems to b driving ur cost.
Can i know d total area covered by d proposed prototype machine. U hav to consider mobility for exhibition and demonstration of d robot capability when deciding on prototype size else u wont be able to reach some class of buyers to exhibit d machine.

Will look at ur design and talk to u via ur mobile for alternatives on material selection to reduce production cost, possible up to 40% reduction. If we can achieve such reduction then i can consider sponsorship and support for commercialization.

Also check ur post on control gate system, i made my input also.

Keep it up!!

Still on it...

Pakingzzz:
To build a house, the 3D printer uses only Bricks and mortar (mixture of cement, sand and water).

Your number is not connecting, have tried it several times