This brake lever for a mountain bike might have been made of machined aluminum, but the bike maker determined that 3D printing the part in titanium was more cost-effective. The part seen here is 3D printed at a rate of 280 per build on a machine from Trumpf. This video was filmed at Rapid+TCT.
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