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I 100% agree that TTT wont survive on sales of machines. Industry doesnt seem to have any skills within to take advantage of the technology.
They appear to understand the benefits and are probably seeing applications, but to integrate complex parts into very complex designs (no matter what they are) will not be a fast process. There is more likely to be quicker progress in making barrels for military applications but even that is taking a long time. When the technology has real applications it often takes years for people in industry to become believers and incorporate the change because it becomes uncomfortable while the changes are being made. Hopefully TTT (Herbert) comes across some things they can knock up as separate items, otherwise TTT should probably start up a bike frame business on the weekends for staff who need some extra money.,