Watching the video I was surprised to see the frame was a traditional 'tube set' design and not like the curved frames similar to carbon fibre I'd imagined. My guess is the "spayed on the joints" means the printing process replaces the welding process joining lengths. Just a comment on the frame design, it did strike me as odd they chose a traditional tube design (all current Ti frames are this style) over a more contemporary. So maybe frame is printed over steel, alum, titanium tubes bridge?)?
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