In the realm of construction 3D printing, bigger always seems to be better, as companies scale up their concrete 3D printing systems to build houses on the spot. Andrey Rudenko, the inventor of the 3D Concrete House 3D printer, however, is showing that there is value in scaling the technology down. Rudenko’s company, Total Kustom , is introducing the LAByrinth, a compact, customizable concrete 3D printer, which will enable the pursuit of scientific research in the field of construction AM . The small scale concrete 3D printer will be used in R&D settings to develop special concrete mixes and printing inks for construction AM. According to Rudenko, who posted the announcement on social media, the LAByrinth 3D printer was developed to meet recurring requests from R&D labs. The laboratory-grade concrete 3D printer comes with a customizable print envelope measuring from 1 x 1 x 1 meters up to 5 […]

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