The fact that an item was handmade—or “handcrafted” if you want to sound extra-fancy—is often used as a selling point. The implication is that objects made with modern manufacturing techniques are somehow less valuable than those which are not.
But is that really true?
Bid-on-Equipment has created an infographic that explores the economic impact of making everyday objects by hand, versus making them with machines.
Check it out:
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