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Hackbraten ◴[22 Oct 25 19:34 UTC] No.45674061[source]▶

I read the marketing blurb twice but still have no idea what this is for.

It draws on the floor for construction projects? Why?

Either there's no building or there's a building. If there's no building, then where does it draw on? If the building is already there, then what's the drawing for?

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NuclearPM ◴[23 Oct 25 01:06 UTC] No.45677072[source]▶

>>45674061 #

I’m trying to put myself in your shoes here, but I don’t understand how you wouldn’t know that (no building) to (building) isn’t a single step.

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1. Hackbraten ◴[23 Oct 25 03:26 UTC] No.45677865[source]▶

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I just couldn't imagine any phase during construction where there's a floor that can be drawn on but no walls.

Another commenter explained that this is actually about drywalls that are installed after the fact, which makes much more sense now.

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