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Originally posted by tucfazMy guess will be that "L" shape cage is more unique then the square ones which are use on Trex and many other models, and they don't want to be a clone to others as well as not wanting others to clone theirs..
Ehh.. how to unique? Since TRex 450X, they already using the "L" shape. It is only when TRex450XL HDE come out that they officially replace to the rectangular bracket.
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Yep.. I guess these people will shift their design when they see some similarity.. as now.. most cages are squre.. but TT ones are "L".. That's just my guess lah. But again, it's like killing 2 birds with 1 stone, as "L" shape are easier to produce with a 1 piece design for left and right.. whereby the square ones require 2 different parts with 4 pieces (2 x 2 ) forming 1 single cage. Hence, need 2 process to produce a single item. Logistic wise, also more busy.. store need to keep track or 2 items, and there are screws as well??.. Hence, for packaging consideration.. How should they ship?? if as a whole.. Then need extra labor to assemble, if in parts, then require extra steps to pack the bits and pieces..
Originally posted by Super-HornetEhh.. how to unique? Since TRex 450X, they already using the "L" shape. It is only when TRex450XL HDE come out that they officially replace to the rectangular bracket.
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Yes.. The "L" shape ones are harder to mount.. Need to align.. But I think there's really no high tech reason to why they use the "L" shape ones lah.. as square or "L" shapes , they all works the same.. Again.. Just my guess hor.. it's cost saving for TT..
Originally posted by greenh0rn'L' shape need to align cost 2 piece where as square is one piece.. easier.
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