This is an interesting program being tested in Maine. I like the aesthetics more than 3D-printed cement homes. It's an interesting plan to turn waste into resource.
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It took only half a day, a crane, bolts, and connectors to assemble the four modules into this home. The electrician had it connected and wired together in 2 hrs.
See what it's like living inside a 3D-printed 600-square-foot tiny home in Maine made of recyclable materials
The printing material was made with wood waste from local sawmills encapsulated in a bio-resin, creating a fully bio-based tiny home.
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It took only half a day, a crane, bolts, and connectors to assemble the four modules into this home. The electrician had it connected and wired together in 2 hrs.