Open-Source Hardware // Additive Construction

Concrete.
Printed.
Open.

M3-CRETE is an open-source concrete 3D printer for meter-scale builds — now over 1 meter on the long axis. Modular, mobile, and designed for field deployment — developed by Sunnyday Technologies as a companion to the CEMFORGE™ AI formulation platform. Open-hardware under CERN-OHL-W-2.0: the full bill of materials and build guide are published, so anyone can source the parts and assemble the printer themselves.

M3-Crete Printer Render
Build Volume
<1
Form Factor
Pallet48×40 in
Architecture
CartesianDual-Y
License
CERN-OHLW-2.0
Status
DevActive
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What It Is

A pallet-scale concrete 3D printer designed for field deployment, based on a scaled Cartesian dual-Y belt-pinion architecture with quad-Z self-tramming. Designed for robust performance in dusty construction environments with a lightweight printhead (~1.5 kg) and V-groove motion system. Target system cost under $5,000.

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Why Open Source

The concrete 3D printing industry moves faster when hardware isn't a barrier. M3-CRETE is released openly so researchers, universities, and contractors can build, modify, and improve on a validated CAD/BOM development baseline — while pairing with CEMFORGE™ for AI-optimized mix design.

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CEMFORGE™ Integration

M3-CRETE is designed to run formulations generated by the CEMFORGE™ platform — trained on validated 3D-printed cementitious specimen data, generating supported printability and mechanical property predictions where sufficient data is available. The hardware and formulation platform are designed to work together.

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Get Involved

The project is in active development. CAD files and BOM are published, with build guides and documentation added to the GitHub repository as they are validated. Watch the repo for updates, or contact Sunnyday Technologies directly for consulting or partnership inquiries.

Validation.
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