alright

and our tools are much lighter weight and require way less overhead than typical of compression tools

what are the dimensions of that oven?

i think width wise we've got like 12 feet

some of our customer's parts are wider than our oven so we actually overlap pieces sometimes to make it work

big oven

incase of f.e. those windmill blades, do you fit the entire part in at once?

or is the oven moved along it length wise or something?

can't remember what they did for those

okok

i think they scrapped the tools

but they were very large

cause length seems like the biggest issue there :P

like 15 feet by 8 feet or something

and even then they might have been only a portion of the blade

not sure

project never got off the ground

ok

yeah in sections maybe

we currently make dome pieces for a photo dome

same kind of material?

yes sir

https://www.davo.com/

ah wow

we saved this guy's project

he initially went to someone else because our price was $30k higher

they paid someone else like $50k and got nothing out of it because their parts didnt work

then when they only had a few weeks left to finish their project and basically no money we still did it for them and they loved the parts

they still payed you guys i hope

yeah but we did it for peanuts

but we secured the business of a bunch of other projects they've done since then

and we now make almost all the other parts of their projects

we've basically weaseled our way into making almost every structural component

they have like 1000 wood pieces they need for each dome and we now make all of them

hahah, alright thats good

always interesting to learn about manufacturing processes like this

so much going into creating the stuff we have all around us

yeah it really opens your eyes to how much specialization is needed to create the world we take for granted

every tiny little object or service is surrounded by an industry and people with years of experience doing extremely specific tasks and niggers

and niggers

what did he mean by this