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Great question! 3D-printed houses are designed to be functional even after construction, so running cables or making modifications is entirely possible. During the printing process, many houses include predefined conduits for electrical wiring, network cables, or security cameras. But if you need to make changes later, there are practical solutions. For example: Mounting a TV: You can cut a hole in the wall if necessary or drill directly using a drill bit with a tungsten carbide tip (great for concrete). A hammer drill or rotary hammer works best, and make sure to use expansion anchors to securely hold the TV's weight. Hanging pictures: For lightweight pictures, a 5 mm drill bit and plastic wall anchors are sufficient. For heavier artwork, consider using metal expansion anchors. Running cables for cameras or network devices: You have two main options: Use existing conduits (often built into the house during printing). A cable puller can help guide wires through these. If no conduits are available, you can drill small holes. Use long drill bits (10 mm or larger) to create pathways for the cables. Practical example: Let’s say you want to install security cameras. If there are predefined conduits, you only need a cable puller to run the wires. If not, you can drill a small hole from the inside to the outside and seal it afterward to prevent leaks. Always check the house’s structural plans, if available, to avoid damaging critical areas like electrical conduits or plumbing. And don’t forget to use the right tools for a safe and clean job! 😊

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The only problem with that is they’ll lose it and trash it. Most people are homeless they’re not homeless because of that reason it’s usually due to drugs and alcohol 80% of them and that is a fact. They shouldn’t really correct the problem and put more money into the treatment facilities education to cope with the drug problem. We’re having in this country.

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You’re absolutely right that solar power, even when covering a car's entire surface, can't fully replace traditional charging right now. The term "infinite range" can be misleading when referring to current solar technologies, as the amount of energy generated by the panels is relatively small compared to what’s needed for long trips. However, it’s important to remember that solar energy is a rapidly evolving field. In the near future, solar technology will become much more efficient. Advances in solar panel efficiency, such as perovskite solar cells, could significantly increase the amount of energy generated from a smaller surface area. We're also seeing innovations like solar panels integrated into more parts of the vehicle, not just the roof, which would help capture more sunlight and extend the vehicle’s range. Additionally, energy storage technology, like solid-state batteries, is also improving, which means cars will be able to store more energy generated during the day for use when needed. These developments could greatly increase the viability of solar-powered cars in the future, even allowing them to run for longer distances with less dependence on external charging. While it's true that today’s solar-powered vehicles can't provide an infinite range, these technological advancements are paving the way for a much more efficient and sustainable future. It’s just a matter of time before solar cars are able to offer significantly better performance and possibly change the way we think about energy consumption in transportation.

Depends on where you want to live and if you want to go off grid. This provides many options.

You're absolutely right-land is a crucial consideration when planning for a tiny home. The cost and availability of land can vary widely depending on the location. Some people choose to buy a small plot, rent land, or place their tiny home on a family property to reduce costs. Others look into tiny home communities or RV parks, which often provide a more affordable and flexible solution. Have you explored any of these options, or do you have a specific area in mind for your tiny home?

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Hello! Thanks for your comment, you’ve raised some very interesting points. First, regarding Tesla and tiny homes, Elon Musk is not directly involved in producing prefab homes, but the idea of integrating sustainable technologies like solar energy and energy storage (Tesla Powerwall) has the potential to make these homes more self-sufficient and efficient. Musk has a vision of making homes more sustainable, but he’s not the primary producer of tiny homes. However, his focus on renewable energy and advanced technology could influence the future of these homes. As for whether Musk lives in a tiny home, to our knowledge, he does not. Musk is known for living in a much larger house, but the idea of smaller, self-sufficient homes fits his vision of leveraging technology to improve sustainability. You’re absolutely right that the concept of tiny homes isn’t new, and there are already many players in the market. However, what could be revolutionary isn’t so much the size of the house, but the integration of new technologies, like renewable energy, energy storage, and innovative building materials. These technologies could make tiny homes much more efficient and self-sufficient, reducing reliance on traditional infrastructure and helping solve some of the issues you mentioned. And yes, as you pointed out, land, legalization, and infrastructure (water, electricity, greywater treatment) remain the biggest challenges for any type of housing, not just tiny homes. Even if the house itself is cheaper, the costs associated with land and infrastructure are still quite high. It’s also true that there are alternatives like campers or mobile homes that can be more affordable and flexible, but they still face the same challenges with location and permits. Despite all this, I believe self-sufficient housing technologies have a promising future, and what makes Musk and Tesla's approach revolutionary is how these new technologies can reduce the ecological footprint and make self-sufficient living more accessible. It’s not just about the size of the house but how clean energy, energy storage, and innovative materials can change the way we live. Thanks again for your insightful thoughts and for contributing to the discussion!

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Thank you for your comment! It’s great to see that you’re interested in the concept of Tesla’s tiny homes. I completely agree with you-simple and sustainable designs can make life so much easier. A small but functional home for a family of 4 would be ideal. In the video, we showcased how these homes are designed to maximize space and reduce reliance on resources like gas. Would you like to see more videos about how these homes can adapt to different family needs?

@ yes please more videos!!! And I was wondering if it’ll be true that his going to build this kinda home worth 10k.

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