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    Advantages and Disadvantages: by Dalton

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    The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of conventional construction and 3D printing construction. Conventional construction has high stability but also high time, labor, and energy costs as well as hazard exposure. 3D printing reduces time, energy, and labor costs but errors cannot be controlled, 3D printers require maintenance, and the machines have high setup costs. Overall, the document outlines the tradeoffs between the stability and precision of conventional construction and the reduced costs and hazards of 3D printing.

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    The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of conventional construction and 3D printing construction. Conventional construction has high stability but also high time, labor, and energy costs as well as hazard exposure. 3D printing reduces time, energy, and labor costs but errors cannot be controlled, 3D printers require maintenance, and the machines have high setup costs. Overall, the document outlines the tradeoffs between the stability and precision of conventional construction and the reduced costs and hazards of 3D printing.

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    The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of conventional construction and 3D printing construction. Conventional construction has high stability but also high time, labor, and energy costs as well as hazard exposure. 3D printing reduces time, energy, and labor costs but errors cannot be controlled, 3D printers require maintenance, and the machines have high setup costs. Overall, the document outlines the tradeoffs between the stability and precision of conventional construction and the reduced costs and hazards of 3D printing.

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    Advantages and Disadvantages: by Dalton

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    Dalton Chan
    The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of conventional construction and 3D printing construction. Conventional construction has high stability but also high time, labor, and energy costs as well as hazard exposure. 3D printing reduces time, energy, and labor costs but errors cannot be controlled, 3D printers require maintenance, and the machines have high setup costs. Overall, the document outlines the tradeoffs between the stability and precision of conventional construction and the reduced costs and hazards of 3D printing.

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    ADVANTAGES AND

    DISADVANTAGES
    BY DALTON
    CONVENTIONAL CONSTRUCTION

    Advantages Disadvantages
    High Stability High time consumption
    Workers are highly skilled High labor cost
    Able to prevent errors High energy consumption
    Lower setup difficulties High hazard exposure
    Allowance of errors to occur
    Machines required maintenance
    3D PRINTING CONSTRUCTION

    Advantages Disadvantages
    Reduce time and energy Not able to control the error
    consumption occurred
    Reduce labor cost 3D printer requires maintenance
    Precise in parameters in terms of High 3D printer machine cost
    geometry and amount of material Machine setup skill needed due to
    used high difficulties
    Less hazard exposure

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