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They used the tools they had laying around to get the job done, but with compromises. When they tried to up their fabrication game by using custom made laser cut parts, none of the local shops wanted the work. They were told they’d have to wait weeks and spend hundreds of dollars, just for one part. (Or order 100 of them from China.) This old school approach to manufacturing was stopping them from getting the job done. Jim and Jake were software guys, not manufacturers. They didn’t know “the rules” of the industry – which is why they kept breaking them.