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Anonymous ID: Bs4h99pNUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:11:17 AM No.510690808
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New building technology just dropped.
The Jigsaw Puzzle House

Why live in a house made of sticks when you can have a house made of pieces of sticks.
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Anonymous ID: 0cxk7eBTUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:13:59 AM No.510690955
>>510690808 (OP)
They saw those cool Japanese houses and jews wanted to cash in
Anonymous ID: azVZohaABrazil
7/18/2025, 6:15:29 AM No.510691033
>>510690808 (OP)
> cardboard houses
Only in Muttia
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Anonymous ID: ewByUp8PUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:15:33 AM No.510691038
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>>510690808 (OP)
Wtf?
Anonymous ID: DsMfpw3ACanada
7/18/2025, 6:16:49 AM No.510691110
That isn't a new technique that's how old jap wood houses are all built essentially and they are fairly sturdy.
Granted they didn't use garbage foam american plywood it actually has woodworking involved
Anonymous ID: BYjaD52QPoland
7/18/2025, 6:17:05 AM No.510691124
>>510690808 (OP)
>that will be 2mln$ + taxes + tip(minimum 25%)
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Anonymous ID: VhXe2qaZUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:18:55 AM No.510691225
>>510690808 (OP)
If I'm being honest, that doesn't look worse than your average subdivision builder. If anything, they can't fuck it up because it's so simple and the materials are probably cheaper.

Not great for all things, but useful for some applications.
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Anonymous ID: OMyGIldNUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:21:33 AM No.510691376
Looks just as sturdy as the other cardboard houses.
Anonymous ID: t1p+LoAQJapan
7/18/2025, 6:22:04 AM No.510691408
>>510690808 (OP)
Those only work with good wood.
Idiots are copying ideas they see without understanding them again
Anonymous ID: VhXe2qaZUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:24:28 AM No.510691526
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>>510691225
I looked up their website.

https://www.buildconstrux.com/

Neat.
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Anonymous ID: Q1mVexbYUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:24:31 AM No.510691528
>>510690808 (OP)
i am so sick of ply wood and partical board it's unreal.
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Anonymous ID: MuV8jmJoFinland
7/18/2025, 6:24:54 AM No.510691539
>>510690808 (OP)
Americans do anything to avoid building a proper houses
Anonymous ID: fdzR/C4iBrazil
7/18/2025, 6:26:07 AM No.510691607
>>510691124
lots of tips, anons. they just can't stop tipping the kikes.
Anonymous ID: +OX3KeDdUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:26:12 AM No.510691609
>>510691528
there was no particle board nor plywood in this video
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Anonymous ID: tAkCilylUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:28:21 AM No.510691720
>>510690808 (OP)
I'd use it for concrete forms
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Anonymous ID: 0y42WMyiUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:33:14 AM No.510692001
>>510691609
>chip board is different, see the pieces of wood that are impregnated the plastic resin are much larger!
And the glue still breaks down in 20 or 30 years I would imagine but instead of just floors it's the entire house.
So much better indeed.
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Anonymous ID: yT999NPhUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:35:59 AM No.510692157
>humidity goes over 10%
Imagine the smell (of mold)
Anonymous ID: ADV/Av5bPanama
7/18/2025, 6:38:27 AM No.510692298
>>510691720
This except obs sucks when water or high humidity is involved
Anonymous ID: 0kuDbQ6uUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:39:03 AM No.510692338
>>510690808 (OP)
We got plamo houses before gta 6
Anonymous ID: 4I45a9f0United States
7/18/2025, 6:39:19 AM No.510692358
>>510691609
>there was no particle board nor plywood in this video
The โ€œlumber sheetsโ€ are dome form of OSB, ie., Oriented Strand Board.
OSB is better than old fashioned chip board, but shittier than plywood.
OSB costs maybe 1/5 what plywood costs, which is why itโ€™s routinely used for building sheathing, and it can be made from left over chunks of limber from the lumber milling process.
If you need to build a test house, itโ€™s not a bad material to use due to lower cost, and as a proof of concept.
Anonymous ID: uj/Qk0tpCanada
7/18/2025, 6:39:52 AM No.510692390
>>510690808 (OP)
Nice I can get those model parts for $12 from chinklanddnwwvy
Anonymous ID: vhiHfFdB
7/18/2025, 6:39:52 AM No.510692391
>>510690808 (OP)
I legit have no experience with these soggy cardboard houses.

How can this possibly endure decades of existing? Doesn't it just rot away? It seems entirely porous, not solid at all, which means it absorbs moisture or gets damp or whatever. It looks like something you'd erect seasonally for a camp or something, not a building you'd permanently live in.

Is it made that way because there's an expectation that it will be demolished and has a life expectancy of like 20 years or something? I can imagine it being stable for longer than that?

Are they only built that way in low humidity areas? with not a lot of rain?
I can't imagine something like that surviving even a year or two in a location with regular rainfall

jfc
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Anonymous ID: Q1mVexbYUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:42:06 AM No.510692514
>>510691609
and yet my feelings do not change.
Anonymous ID: l5zMnGgkUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:45:17 AM No.510692696
>>510692391
they are substantially less rickety when all of the drywall is up
proper plywood works just fine for most houses and unfortunately the way construction works now is people want to shit out as many homes in as little time and investment as possible
Anonymous ID: miK/WGdxUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:46:14 AM No.510692745
>>510691528
that isn't even plywood, it's chipboard which is just a bunch of wood ships glued together into a sheet.

Plywood is actually great, love me some baltic birch. Yeah the cheapest shit with tons of voids in it from home depot or whatever is trash, but good high quality plywood does not deserve the slander.
Anonymous ID: KbmtRdYHUkraine
7/18/2025, 6:47:39 AM No.510692832
>>510690808 (OP)
Three little pigs teach you nothing?
Anonymous ID: 9KbDz9+IAustralia
7/18/2025, 6:48:24 AM No.510692868
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Fuck that, check out this cat someone gave me
Anonymous ID: AgYk0VORCanada
7/18/2025, 6:48:47 AM No.510692884
>>510690808 (OP)
>>510691526
>That'll be $899,999 +tip
Anonymous ID: 1QnR+Vt6United States
7/18/2025, 6:49:29 AM No.510692921
>>510691033
do amerishits really?
Anonymous ID: NPffg+bYCanada
7/18/2025, 6:49:40 AM No.510692934
>>510690808 (OP)
this can't meet code even in a government-less hellhole.
Anonymous ID: CVeg9SysUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:50:26 AM No.510692977
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I wonder how 3d printed houses will fare once the process gets better, like auto placing rebar and conduits and stuff, maybe prepare some way to put up drywall. It seems kinda like a cheap brick wall without a bricklayer breaking his back doing it.
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Anonymous ID: Xpj3c+klUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:50:33 AM No.510692982
>>510690808 (OP)
Good politics. There is no way it is cost effective to train day laborers how to build the puzzle.
Anonymous ID: LeO2LkkPUnited States
7/18/2025, 6:50:43 AM No.510692994
>>510690808 (OP)
As someone who lives in a floodprone area, Fuck, No. OSB soaks up water like nobody's business and rots fast as fuck, not only that but it's a nightmare to scrub mold out of, I'd rather not have load bearing parts of my house be made out of something that disintegrates from moisture and is made in giant panels that would be a pain in the dick to replace once fully assembled. I'll stick to my shitty pine sticks thank you very much
Anonymous ID: AgYk0VORCanada
7/18/2025, 6:54:44 AM No.510693202
>>510692977
a house made of a giant slab of extruded carbon fiber reinforced roman concrete would last a long time and arguably be better constructed than some flimsy 2x4 shack. If they can get it so you can set one of these machines up and it can reliably print the entire structure in a day it'd be game changing for housing markets.
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Anonymous ID: ksO/sX7ZUnited States
7/18/2025, 7:01:22 AM No.510693532
>>510690808 (OP)
>Would you like to see more of this house?
That's a house? By what metric?
Anonymous ID: LeO2LkkPUnited States
7/18/2025, 7:01:43 AM No.510693550
>>510693202
True but the benefits of a flimsy 2x4 shack are the ease of maintenance and remodeling, it's easy to knock out and add walls or build additions unlike concrete, if part of a concrete structure breaks fixing it is a whole fucking ordeal, plus it's simple enough that most people can do it unlike concrete which requires a fucking phd in pourology to work with
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Anonymous ID: 6Hj0cSGSUnited States
7/18/2025, 7:05:07 AM No.510693733
>>510692001
don't worry about it goyim, it's not like microplastics and is perfectly safe for you
Anonymous ID: 2PS3MAQeCanada
7/18/2025, 7:08:24 AM No.510693869
The house would turn to mush if it ever flooded
Anonymous ID: nSnEaQKgCanada
7/18/2025, 7:10:32 AM No.510693971
>>510690808 (OP)
You faggots build houses out of fibreboard? Thats what Ikea shit is made out of hahahaha holy fuck
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Anonymous ID: bi9qrC1DIreland
7/18/2025, 7:10:38 AM No.510693978
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>house made out of chipboard and plywood

Do Americans really?
Anonymous ID: c0WR6VFnUnited States
7/18/2025, 7:12:10 AM No.510694037
>>510693971
It's so fucking joever.
Anonymous ID: mCEjU4GXItaly
7/18/2025, 7:12:24 AM No.510694047
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>>510691526
In 10 years burger will say that this is peak house tecnology.
You are evolving backwards and its so sad to see
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Anonymous ID: fXPOvuCaCanada
7/18/2025, 7:12:28 AM No.510694055
>>510691526
Dont ever spill a cup of water anywhere
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Anonymous ID: AgYk0VORCanada
7/18/2025, 7:16:04 AM No.510694229
>>510693550
concrete is easy to work with, pourable, spreadable, moldable
bonding it to existing structures is as easy as sinking anchors into the existing structure and then forming an pouring around it

want to take out a wall? meet your new best friend it cuts wet or dry and can be rented for cheap
Anonymous ID: AFU5tgFMSerbia
7/18/2025, 7:17:59 AM No.510694333
>>510690808 (OP)
>>510691526
What the fuck is this three little pigs bullshit
Anonymous ID: sAhBTTWJNew Zealand
7/18/2025, 7:19:19 AM No.510694400
>>510690808 (OP)
would be nice if it wasn't made out of cardboard
Anonymous ID: kBSKG3PLUnited States
7/18/2025, 7:21:56 AM No.510694516
>>510690808 (OP)
boomers bought houses made with 10000x better wood for 10x cheaper than a detroit crack shack in 2025.
Anonymous ID: CVeg9SysUnited States
7/18/2025, 7:37:04 AM No.510695252
>>510693202
Yeah I can see why people are so into it. They won me over. Cheap 3d printing has been game changing where I work, getting parts that make no sense to injection mold or cnc (due to low volume and/or customization), it's really similar to these houses but on a smaller scale.

I think these would be on the mid-end construction, where people pay a bit more but get a real concrete structure. Florida hurricane area would be one place where that makes it attractive, also desert areas due to its heat capacity.
Anonymous ID: 1Vmi3WIgGermany
7/18/2025, 7:50:44 AM No.510695926
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>>510694055
No, you spray that house with water and it swells to 5x its size
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Anonymous ID: C/rg+XFoUnited States
7/18/2025, 7:52:41 AM No.510696020
>>510690808 (OP)
there is no way cutting that shit out is cheaper or faster than just normal construction
Anonymous ID: CyfDxvTSGermany
7/18/2025, 8:02:54 AM No.510696554
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>>510695926
Anonymous ID: ApEgmBA8France
7/18/2025, 8:06:52 AM No.510696737
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>>510694047
>evolving backwards
Devolving.
Anonymous ID: bs4NBnA9United States
7/18/2025, 8:07:44 AM No.510696786
>>510690808 (OP)
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