3D printing is absolutely slower than a traditional factory/assembly line. Couple that with the whole economy of scale thing (they’re probably making way fewer of these than they are traditional seats), and that might account for the price differences. Plus, they’re probably charging extra on top because Trek and because fancy new technology.
3D printing is absolutely slower than a traditional factory/assembly line. Couple that with the whole economy of scale thing (they’re probably making way fewer of these than they are traditional seats), and that might account for the price differences. Plus, they’re probably charging extra on top because Trek and because fancy new technology.