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okay
so this here
the reason we won't meet with people
that aren't contractors
i can talk and talk and talk and nothing
this is your industry guy i mean this is
the industry you're wondering please
okay i can teach you mine but i can't
teach you yours so if you don't know
what tile goes for a square foot
drywall goes for a square foot you know
trusses
i'm sorry i can't teach you construction
okay i can teach you the benefits and
the value of the machine
that will kick the crap out of any
competitor you have but i can't teach
you construction
so if you don't know it and you don't
come here with somebody that does
experience has shown us we shouldn't be
talking well that's rude
the level of what's going on here the
whole world
wants to know about concrete printing
a bunch of stuff yeah and
i'm the only one with a phone number
with the whole damn world
universities governments students
contractors hatring people i mean
we are the only company so i'm sorry if
it's offensive
i'm sorry if somebody needs to teach me
about business
and you've got the long-term learner
buster or whatever
okay granted okay i'm gonna play the
percentage i talked with anybody that
wanted to talk to me the whole first
year
and i know what percentage of those
people ended up in sales
and then i know what percentage actually
showed up responsibly
architect engineer okay
a chat so i apologize that
we really have to pick who it is that
we're
meeting with and that's the reason why
as you go through this
okay before we can do a side-by-side
comparison
we have to start off with traditional
construction
and that is what this is on our website
okay traditional building cost
calculator we'll go back
one actually okay so these are cost
calculators we have
uh the apple staff is first okay you
can't do apples apples
unless look show us show me yours i'll
show you mine
okay apples is going through taking a
blueprint
figuring out all the costs for the
things
that our printer can do we don't print
carpet yet we don't need porcelain
okay you said you said yes yes
okay so apple's apple's comparison
that's the first thing to ask me though
the second thing that has to be done is
we need to determine our mix
okay what is
the mix that we're going to be using uh
actually that's the third thing
that costs okay we break it down of
course
at some point we got to pick a uh
a format that everybody understands okay
and so we are breaking our costs down
into the cubic inch
uh and each one of these they make a lot
more sense if you watch our video what's
the name of the video
oh that first hour one yeah uh
understanding the differences
understanding the differences if you
haven't watched
understanding the differences you're not
gonna understand
this so um
then we go to our mix formula when we
break down
the mixes don't get excited i'm not
giving you our mixes okay it took us
three years to get here
and we're the only company that does get
the mixes
okay everybody else wants you to buy
their printer and buy their ink and then
ship it from germany
or netherlands or hillsides even you
know
new york so and then finally
once you've done this
you'll be able to do a project test
analysis
you won't be able to do this until
you've done this okay
um so we're gonna start from the
beginning we're not gonna get too old
today but it's important to understand
this
even if you're not in sales and you're
not selling
printers or selling homes or anything
else you still need to know this because
your
project site your print pilot
for your print team this here's where he
goes to determine how much material do i
need outside or
this facility you won't know uh
also this is where you determine how
many hours is it going to take
in order for us to print uh
this structure and
unless you have this the mixed formula
and the lab results
you can't do this either because you
won't know what nozzle speed you're
going to
print at when you're concrete printing
you cannot print
okay when you're concrete printing
you can't print each one of these is a
pass you can't print
faster than what you're carrying a lot
if you try
it's going to fall over okay we have a
lot of experience
with products falling over to get to
where we are today
so the key factor is now
speak how long does it take to parent
and get back to here
okay right there
and so that starts here with the mixed
formula
and the structural engineer uh
in determining how fully pass is going
to be
how wide each pass is going to be a
solid wall
hollow wall a wall with more
reinforcement all those things kind of
play here
so we'll put this here for a minute
come back to that later we'll go to
apple
i hope you like our head okay
because we designed a printer that would
use
89 of what you need that is literally
readily available in your local hardware
store home depot based hardware
we knew our contractors wouldn't want to
buy product and ship it halfway around
the world just
it was contradicting to one of the most
important parts of concrete printing and
that is speed
we do it a couple days it takes a month
to do it but if i got a
porsche and everything else so
uh and we played around with a lot of
these different mixes
uh as our base you have a basement and
then you start playing with additives
to get it to where it needs to be so go
down a little bit
so you take a floor plan
and you gotta go take off just like
anything else okay
how many linear feet of walls people say
well how much 16
a 1600 square foot house well hell i
don't know
are we talking about a house that looks
like this a house that's like this
okay uh
a 16 square 1600 square foot house can
have
you know 400 linear foot of walls it
could have
280 linear foot of walls and since we
print walls
it's kind of i don't care what the mass
is
okay so it's a different way to think
when you talk about concrete
we need to know all the walls all the
linear
walls okay closets door surrounds
bay windows everything to do a takeoff
all these different walls some people
are
uh
wanting to well put in just a little bit
okay right here actually you start off
with your
uh your footing uh the printer forms you
put it
okay it prints the footing itself
go back in put your v-bar in okay
it's gonna be the the squarest home
you've ever built it will actually be
square
uh drywall guys are looking for that uh
and so
it'll print the footings okay form saw
go just a little bit more so when you're
looking go back
up okay yeah
so for the sake of traditional
construction cost
uh just go listen pull square foot
linear foot
linear foot of walls okay can you see it
when i do this
the camera hit me oh yeah okay linear
photographs
uh
i'm sorry linear force footing
average height
how wide or 12 inches eight inches it's
got to be specified
and then it'll calculate the rest of
this stuff for you for the most part
for me cost uh remember
this is to establish what traditional
costs are going to be
so you have to be able you have to know
that okay my forming costs are costing
me
this much rebar is going to cost me this
much
uh come back back feeling how many total
yards of material am i gonna backfill
in backfilling the forms how much
labor how many hours uh did i have to
bring in a pump truck will be able to
get this from the boom
go down a little bit
and this is when i'm talking about this
kind of stuff you know what a pump truck
is and boom
and flat works and footings uh
it's i mean honestly it
so i don't want to is anybody but
ideally
uh the more you know about construction
in the first place there's a lot more
consensus is going to make
so then afterwards you got form
stripping you've got to have sending a
crew
they're they're breaking bars they are
splitting wood they're throwing away
they have waste and shrinkage that has
to go into effect
uh cost of damage lumber how many days
allotted this day the lawn is an
important part of what you're going to
do
how many days for this how many days for
this this this this
and guys when you're all done this is
still a perfect world this means that
all the millennials got up this morning
and actually wanted to come to work for
your driveway
or your framing guide or whatever else
i'm sorry
you're too easy to play with um
but anybody who's been a project manager
this is they realized okay okay if we
realize on the third
we're gonna have our framers in and on
the six
we're going to have uh
uh you know trust guys are gonna come in
and start running our trusses
on the 11th we're going to be running
drywall
sheeting the outside on this date
it's important okay you have a schedule
okay if the framers don't show up on the
third
what happened to your damn state when
you're calling the drywall guys
oh i i know for a week and a half later
you know the framer didn't come and
they're like
so
i'm on another project for three and a
half weeks oh my house and now you're
out either
pushing a drop back three and a half
weeks and trying to get everybody after
the drywall guys which is your tapers
and your painters and everybody else
to agree to a new schedule because these
guys didn't show up
or you're on the phone paying top dollar
trying to find anybody you can it's got
a hole that can come out here
and do the drywall gun job this is
construction and right now
this guy gave you a bid for this job two
and a half months ago more than likely
when you were bidding it for the client
and now he's got three other jobs that
have come in
on your date of they're offering to pay
in 20
more what happened to your job oh i'm
sorry you can't come
okay because this is construction okay
now i get people to give me some
pushback you're gonna you're gonna ruin
you know seven trees you know you're not
gonna have framers you're not gonna have
drywall you're not gonna have stucco
you're not gonna have putting people
you're not gonna have layout people
but yeah you do realize that people
can't afford homes and people are dying
every day because they don't have one
right
okay so i get it there's gonna be some
pushback
okay nothing that steve jobs and bill
gates didn't have to figure out
uh we don't have a hundred people
sitting in a room playing with ten keys
anymore okay
our cell phone method for us so uh we're
not gonna say no to the technology
because some new trades might have to
learn how to be a little more
competitive
uh it's not gonna happen but let's talk
something guys
awesome yeah my whole family didn't
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the bottom line is we're gonna take
a month and a half two months worth of
work and we're gonna do it two days for
it
okay and we're not coordinating with
seven subs
and getting materials on the job or flat
time errors or somebody can wake up or
whatever
but unless you're from construction and
understand construction
you just think i'm getting up here being
ignorant and sour creation and so forth
but if you had experience with
construction
he does did because he understands
construction
so uh and none of this is going to make
sense to the average person but if you
come from a background of construction
it's going to make a lot of sense
the reason these days allotment is going
to be important is because
you have days in there and by the time
you're done like okay a month and a half
with the word
two days wow
construction's got a whole hell of a lot
easier today uh the university of
arizona is just a lot of credit from us
their whole construction management
course which nobody wants nobody wants
to be constructed no more no when the
people are knocking down the door
can we sign up for construction
management no they're about ready to
cancel the whole program
and tell our printer and
now it's like oh my gosh i'm playing a
robot okay
this is the leading edge of construction
this is high tech
and they are excited about it and their
class is full
so go ahead go up a little bit more so
after the forms
then you strip you come back and
you do your slap okay then you do slap
finishing
go up pretty soon we will be doing the
platform
we will actually be printing that slab
sorry strip all the forms
okay if you were going to do a basement
which our printer does
one of the only ones it does
you take the legs off it you set it on
the ground
you grate it out and
bring the wall okay uh
roll your trusses or put your metal
plate down whatever you're gonna do for
that first floor
put the legs back on print above ground
floor
oh we want to do two stories okay run
our trusses
okay keep your eyes all the way across
cheat it
go up on top extend our legs
and print side story go ahead
so you get framing how many days get
materials to the job site
then we're going to run a rough
electrical
okay there's a hospital this stuff now
you'll still have electrical
but what you won't have now is
uh you're gonna have to come back get
some b-roll for this you're not gonna
have this
okay you're not you're not gonna have
obstruction with traditional
construction
when i'm running electrical i'm drilling
every
single stud this is nice guys you get
just stuck in their eyes
they're up above it's a nightmare okay
rough electric same thing for the
plumbing okay
uh that is non-existent when you're
dealing with a hollow wall like this
here
you just run your electrical just home
runs so your electrical field is going
to go down significantly
up a little more same thing with correct
plumbing okay
we're not drilling big two-inch holes
we're in an inch and a quarter
uh running your keep that abs through
all that kind of stuff
drywall we don't need drywall because
we're finishing the wall as we go
and at the end of the day it looks
as smooth as that so
a little more because we're not doing
drywall we're not sending in a crew for
five days to take
take first co go home come back the next
day
put on a second coat okay four inch
six inch 12 inch furred out
none of this done when we're at eight
foot
we are drywall and we are stuck up go
ahead
but when i am done in this smooth wall
i can go back and hit that with top coat
i can take a
broadcast in and just spray it go down
to a knockout okay
i can do a stamped uh brocade you can
have any effect that you have a drywall
with our wall as well a stucco
there is no laughing okay there is no
added material to come back
and try and blow on or use a hawk and
just slap it on slap it on slap
one and then trowel it out none of that
because
we are b-roll is going to be
showing us the finishing wall of the
special okay
you're going to literally be finishing
the wall as you're going with a sponge
trap go back in with the trap
any any type of texture you want
that's what you get how do you do that
james how do you how do you put the uh
what do you call it the knockout you put
you spray it all down you can just leave
it like that because of your smooth wall
okay
so you're saying you're saying you take
your wall and smooth first and then yeah
right here
here's the smooth wall right so you
shake it right there so you still got to
do it the same way
you do it the same way but you didn't
have to get it too smooth
okay okay okay we took mud we took
mortars not dry okay
no seams no nothing okay uh
and then from there you go back with
your hopper and blow it on
and that's the orange peel but knock
down these fields where you don't put
let it sit up move it and come down so
any
finish all the same available finishes
good question
uh insulation kind of insulation
okay uh you need cellular cellulose
fiberglass
it's all the same you trust this
yes is that insulation attachment that's
already offered
the insulation attachment is on cool
okay
but we've discovered we can't blow
insulation from 12 inches very easily
without going down like this
with a pipe which can do you can let it
dry just do it normal
uh when we tried to blow it which is the
cnc
head moving it was just it was just
getting caught
because of the inside okay
it was getting caught so we have to blow
all more printing which
causes problems too uh
we we definitely have more work to do to
get it to where it really depends what
kind of material you want
fibromyalgia is a lot different from
cellulose
but let's put it this way
our computer knows where the headset and
i can blow anything i want i can
backfill
extra mud i can put anything i want in
the wall so
up a little bit okay trusses
traditional trusted so you prank your
wall you let it dry
put your top plate on lots of different
ways to connect that we've shown you
that in some other videos
then you roll your trusses just like
that
use your hurricane straps tie everything
down um
what's the board called before baked
redwood that you stopped by a home depot
it's a plastic two by four two by sixes
we're right we're right around the
corner from being able to print
two-part epoxy trusting right outside
any shape you want
rounded shapes you just can't even
imagine you've never seen before
but we're just trying to keep it simple
stupid right now so
if we're just talking about these
trusses uh
have your truss package brought out put
your top plate on roll your trusses
uh cheat the roof okay you're ready
so essentially in real simple terms
we've addressed here what we do and what
we don't and this is what we do do so
we're talking about cost savings and
time savings
don't call me yell at me because you're
like well it doesn't include toilets
or carpet windows like
can't please anybody i'm sorry we'll
call you back and you can print toilets
then you can get really excited
say you know you know it's just the
coolest tool in the whole world
so trust me um can you print those on
pre-existing buildings that are already
there like walls are already there they
need a new roof trusses will probably be
printed
out flat and then rolled up okay
all right so if the walls are already
there like on a building
can cannot can this product you know
provide
that food we can't print trusses
in the air so the trust is going to be
flat printed this way picked up with the
crane stuck up on there
yeah i understand that but as long as
they can be lifted up
and put on there they're okay
yeah absolutely so
okay so let's go down to the moment now
we start getting in our totals okay
what was the material cost for footing
forming
labor cost how long did we allocate them
days for it
back filling footing stripping slat
forming
slab four okay he's here coming soon
sorry to disappoint
okay so i have a blueprint
you got to do your takeoff you come up
with all your totals here
because this these are the things that
concrete printing
does do right okay and you have to
understand that first but you're not
going to understand
we say 70 less and it takes two days to
do
all of this stuff versus
what you're used to a month and a half
okay
starts to become a little bit more
impressive so
from there let's uh get out of this one
and go to our next one
okay pause there for a second okay we're
going to go down to the back cost
so we'll show you how
it's unbelievably to me but it took us a
little bit time to try and figure some
of this stuff out too because
most materials coming in bags uh unless
you're ordering it
pre-mixed at a batch climax and so
let's go into this and most of what most
everybody
was just talking about most of that's
going to apply to us from a sales
standpoint
yes but but at the same time you guys
need to focus on the linear focus so you
know how much materials
okay let's just go a little bit more
okay real simple guys dude
how much it's going to cost our mix is
made up of
a bunch of different ingredients
okay that we've experimented with to
come up with
nozzle speed times and what we can do at
what point does it fall over
a point doesn't it but
if you to just over simplify this if you
just took a
type in or a type so
you put in your pounds here you got to
break it into
cost per cubic inch okay that's how our
calculators work
and to get it into cubic inch is width
length and height you add those strings
in
those three in divide the divisor out
and you'll come up with an approximate
cost per cubic inch
about a half a set of cubic inch okay
and then it'll give you some other
numbers down here if you're interested
in how many yards material is uh
or whatever else so
if we said okay we want to try and print
something
the reason everybody's printing small
stuff like this tall
is because
anyone
uh you know six access robotic anybody
can print this tall
out this tall okay that's the magic
number
uh i've said before you can print it
this way
okay and i will get it to stack to a
certain point
and that's why most of the whole
anything you see taller than that you
can look at the
color variations you'll see it's real
white here and it starts to get
darker and darker and darker it's
because they're printing sections
uh the magic number is about 12 18
inches
if you don't have your crap figured out
and that's all you can print a date and
that's why most of the stuff you're
seeing that's tall
that's how they did it they printed this
high and the next day this time and the
next update
the problem is you can't blend that you
can't have a nice speckled finish on the
outside that's consistent because you
got cold joints each day
and you're stuck up or your drywall on
the inside will never look pretty and
just
smooth and perfect okay
so
being able to print eight foot having a
beautiful punches
top to bottom bottom of the top is
essential
but in order to figure out what this
costs
i need to be able to break my material
into cosmic cubic edge okay
to work with our calculators so
that's it on this one okay let's go back
okay now we're going to go into our mix
formula uh
this will show you the different types
of ingredients that are most commonly
used
in developing different types of
concrete mortar mixes go ahead
and scroll down okay
you've got cordless demand you've got
lots of sand you have silica sand
uh in some parts of the world you have
unwashed sand just
you know sand right off the beach and
when you're printing with geopolymer
the coolest thing about that is it
neutralizes
the ph in your mix traditionally
salt is not friendly with
uh concrete especially if you're using
any type of rebar
okay now you've got a now it's really a
problem but
would you say initializing the ph uh
basalt mixes different types of assault
angles
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right wrong word uh geopolymer okay
geopolymer mixes
okay sly pores fluoride aluminum
graphite clay
gypsum sodium silicate uh potassium
silicate
and on and on so this is what we give
you this is what our customers do
what is the formula
and the math that allows us to be able
to print
without stuff falling over it really
sucks if you try and build your own
printer
or buy a printer and you're trying to
impress a customer and you've got a
contract
in your practice on it that is what you
get with mudbox is
we've done the follow-over stuff our
stuff go ahead did you personally
build this yeah yeah i've never seen a
tool this good for
for mixing no you won't this doesn't
exist anywhere
yeah i look forward forever i'm lazy
how
if it's outside their specs like within
specs they sell it
but then anyway yeah and that that
becomes part of the challenge of this
too is
you have sand okay well you have meat
sand you know wash sand you have
unwashed sand you have
high aggregate sand you have small
aggregate sand you have mesh
you know mill different mills all that
plays a part so uh yeah it may be a
really impressive list here but this
list
is a you know a tenth of
uh and that's why we spent a hell of a
lot more time with our chemical
engineers
playing this kind of crap then we did
print it we love to do this and print
something it's pretty cool these guys
nerd out on this kind of stuff and they
can get really really kissy about the
type of line we were using or whatever
else and so anyway
everything for us is figured in batches
when you're trying to figure costs and
stuff we work in batches
okay the ingredient specific emissions
are measured as batches the batch equals
one cubic foot we have to have
a starting point play and get on the
same ground with everything so we're
going to talk cubic inches
and batches what does one batch of
material
cost what's in it how do you mix it
okay right i was just gonna say did you
have you ever used like certain
recycled recyclable materials like uh
spent foundry sand
like things that pose an environmental
like the epa gives incentives
if you can find a productive use for it
like spent foundry sand
fly ash that's outside of we do testing
one day a week for different
attitude companies that are really keen
now on concrete printing
we're a little apprehensive in some ways
it's not our we're not the ones that are
out there saying hey let us help you
develop a you know concrete mix or
concrete printers that you guys can sell
from demo yeah
doesn't help me at all so but we do have
people that are like hey james
here's our stuff we're sending out some
free stuff test it try it see if you can
work it into what you're sharing with
your customers because we know you guys
are the only ones selling printers
and they're going to want to know what
was the specialty mix and what's in it
and where do i get it
and so yeah we're we're working on
lots of testing companies even
polystyrene balls
and concrete and just
we barely touch the surface of where the
city is going to go
so when it comes to strength and weight
and so forth so the first three
ingredients
is that what you just get in a normal
dry bag that you buy somewhere
yeah for the most part you're gonna get
maybe with a little bit of lime in it
okay so then how many more of those
other things yeah if i just want to go
cheap
go fast and go buy ready mix okay
okay they have their own little formulas
but anyway so what you have to do
uh if you're experimenting around with
your printer or wanting to
try different things is
um figure out what your cost or
corporate cement is
buy a batch okay so that's a
one cubic foot it'll break that down
into
cubic game spouse for you and move your
cubic inch cost over here total all your
cubic inch costs
so that you can use the next calculator
and that calculator
is gonna want to know that number what
is your cubic inch cost for material
to print this home okay so
uh i guess scroll all the way down for
me go on
go on yeah and you'll end up and then
they'll break it out and say
okay if you're able to actually order
this and just make my
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okay next one you put anti-freeze some
people put antifreeze in there
yeah in their mix yeah you're wet this
is
to your concrete
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yeah in common like in the winter
everybody laughs good stuff like that
yeah antifreeze in their mixes so okay
we're gonna go to project cost now
okay so again
uh let's just pick a house okay
uh let's do it uh 20
ass looks pretty square but let's say
it's 20 by 30.
and we got a room here and a hallway
this here
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front door
oh
okay so you got to measure every single
wall okay
this wall this wall
okay this okay and if i have a closet
here
okay same measure i measured straight
through
straight through this wall i measure
straight across
now because there's different ways of
doing this i can print and leave voids
for doors or i can just print straight
through if i print straight through it's
a
stronger structure less opportunity for
somebody to
knock the whole damn thing down stuff
like that and this stuff
like butter especially when it's green
on the sawzalls
you can actually almost go in with a
mason
trowel just go straight down so your
chalking line
and it's great ah the door looks a
little skinny can we get can we do 48
yeah
we want 148 sure sign here okay there
you go
just take it smaller anymore and it's
that's on the mix
uh well most of the time you can't even
start playing with it
i can make mixes that appear in pythons
uh standard type s type in mortar mix
you're looking at 20 to 30
minutes before you start playing them
right okay
so we're going to figure out the square
switches for gables okay which is going
to be this
measurement times that measurement
which means absolutely nothing to us
because like i said
this this could have been this could
have been a home
without these walls okay so
we just can't do square foot square foot
does not do anything for us we need to
know how many linear foot
of walls and how tall those walls are
going to be
so we're going to do square foot
entering our linear foot okay
linear uh inches
for one pass okay so this is just got me
right here
one pass right here we're looking at
about
five i can print an eight
i can create one okay
um this is the the smaller the passes
you guys
the smaller the passes the more
correct it is to finish product the
easier it is to finish it out trial now
longer it takes i've got to go all the
way around you know on something like
this it's going to be a house
you know you know i got 400 feet before
i get back to here
okay if i was going to try and do a
statue mona lisa
i want to go as close to form as
possible
so i have the least amount of troweling
and finish work
okay but you'll find half inch
to three quarters of an inch trowels out
very very easy okay
you're just talking these highs down
through the lows as you're going over it
so you have to answer that in
that's an important component for what
speed yeah how long is it going to take
just to print
okay you'll find printing in smaller
passes is one solution
to working with a mix that's curing
too small because i'm exposing more
mixed surface
to the elements as i'm printing when i
encapsulate a whole bunch in a big
one inch thick pass okay i got a lot of
blood in here that hasn't touched the
air
okay so this is one solution okay
but uh and then why okay
how tall are these walls
so you gotta answer that and scroll down
a little bit
all right okay are we gonna do a double
wall
okay these are walls with internal motor
support
so instead of a hollow wall it has this
ribbon
a motor support in the middle so it's a
little closer to what you would expect
from a cinder block
those would be on bearing walls
structural walls
retainer walls things of that nature
ideally you're better off to go with a
stronger
mix maybe with synthetic fiber
anything you can do to avoid this motor
support because once you put this motor
support in there
you can just drop electrical lines the
same way
so your electrical is going back up your
plumbing is going back up
uh i'm here to you don't have to most
people think they have to most building
departments seem to have to because
that's all they know okay but you don't
have to
and you can just as well print a hollow
wall
like this here which is structural as
hell isn't going to go anywhere
okay
um
okay so is it a double wall
uh that's under the wall that's the same
one
so if i'm training planner boxes or
maybe just doing the outline
of a barbecue stuff like that
uh do this this is a hollow off this is
pretty around the wall that's got
pre-formed so this here would be like
for a retainer or something
it's got the rebar already pre-done it's
in the footing
and i'm trying literally right around it
okay just right next to it
so you gotta answer that in total linear
inches for one pass
okay so i'll just take this measurement
okay
do all of those enter that number there
okay if we're doing uh
if this said it was a double wall it's
going to automatically double it for you
right here
okay so now it's going to give you uh
total linear inches
for all of your passes okay all these
pencils
divided out total cubic inches of
material
um we were missing one go up here
okay this has been replaced by the one
we used to have
you want to know how wide every pass
are we going to print with a one inch
nozzle okay
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i'm going to decline this how are we
going to drill the two instruments
okay and that will be that equipment
does that kind
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that determines how much material i know
how high you pass and how wide this is
going to be i know it's a double or a
single
now i can do all the rest of the glory
math and tell you this is how many cubic
inches
cubic feet cubic yards of material we're
going to need
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