Prestige Woodworking AME #4 Virtual Tour

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[@wesleylindsey728]

These videos are a tremendous resource for anyone who wants to do life better. Thank you so much for taking the time and investing the resources and money to share . These are very selfless acts. Thank you so much.

[@paul-akers]

Wesley you are amazing and thank you for the encouraging words!!!!

[@tedpancoast1272]

Great work guys, thanks for sharing.

[@GembaDocs]

Thanks fellas! Great to see how you’re working with Takt time. Excellent example!

[@mariogaudreault]

Great tour guys, kudo to everyone.

[@martinrowe2812]

Great Video, I'm sure you will go from strength to strength.

[@gustavouribe4204]

Hi guys!
What kind of lamp do you use for curing paint?

[@specialcase8312]

Does anyone have information regarding the clamps that were being used to glue up the frames?

[@paul-akers]

I reached out to Adam and the clamps are Armor Tools Dog Clamps