I saw these wheels when they were first listed. Seller wanted $800 for them. Who knows, if people wait another 5 years they may actually become affordable.
A word of caution with 3D printing. I got quotes on some Southern Cross plastic caps a while back. The prices ranged from $300 per cap from some guy on the Gold Coast who thought he was the world's top professional, to $20 per cap at the local photocopy place, to damn near FREE from a friend of a friend. Others may also ask for a "vectorizing" fee on the image or part that you supply, when really it takes someone with the right computer skills just a few minutes to vectorize the image. It pays to shop around. The printers are expensive but the plastic is not. I guess some people are just trying to pay off their machines when they charge exorbitant prices. The same applies with decal reproduction. Some people quote as much as $80 for a single sticker or decal, but you can find plenty more that only charge around $6 per sticker or decal, and often the quality is the same or better.
