Found this video that was released yesterday. It helps explain the economic challenges faced by metal 3d printing companies like TTT. Pretty interesting when you overlay how the TTT storyline has changed from pre IPO days. Back in 2017 TTT said they could manufacturer a bike frame cheaper than a Chinese factory. Here we are coming into 2020 and the story has moved away from making bikes to making single parts for rockets and factory moulds. Which is exactly what this video talks about. There is no mention of TTT and the cold fusion. I know that so don't bother telling me how TTT is different, better, faster or more awesome. This is just to help shareholders or prospective new shareholders gain an understanding of the economics of manufacturing and the challenges faced by 3D printing companies like TTT with the high cost of the machines verses the cost per part efficiencies of normal mass production manufacturing. Enjoy and learn something new perhaps
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