westend wrote:
skydiver31 wrote:
westend wrote:
Like i said in the video, use some cardboard on your drills so they don't ever make contact with the material.
That is unnecessary if you know how to use a power tool and would never be done in a production environment.
Jayco Plant area 62 video Maybe that will give you an idea of the pace and quality concerns when building 32 of these TT's in a day.
That was a scary video.. how many mistakes do you think they make when they're working that fast. Even the cleaning lady near the end basically stuck her duster in the cabinet with a single short sweep and pulled it out. LOL
Scary, but that's the way it's done. Fine Amish craftsmanship from the Midwest, lol. I think most of these mfg's pay by piecework so the faster you wield the stapler, the more you make.
Did you see the cabinets get thrown down the chute and thrown on the deck? That is how you get a face frame out of plumb. The installer grabs the cabinet, positions it on the deck, and blasts some screws through it. He doesn't grab a level or a tape measure and become a quality assurance controller, he is only the operating end of a screw gun.
That video is a real eye opener. I bet a video of any other brand would look much the same. Seeing how they are almost tacked together makes me worry about where we take ours.
