so now we re going to move on from your prep section and we re going to move on to the line. the jacket gets put onto the table in all your different components and then it walks down the line into like a u shape and then your finished jacket comes off at the end of the line. maria s a good worker, reliable. janice is a good listener. you can see by the speed and the experience she s got there, how good she s putting them nylons on.
gold but at the tip of it it s got a three carat ruby and 12 diamonds. at the base of it it s an eight and a half inch carat emerald and a three carat ruby, three other ruiz, another 12 nylons. what you guys ran out of money and couldn t finish the thing out, see red it is space? ran out of money, why so she? this is an entire blocks worth of jewelry stores in one dagger. this looks like a bedazzled garden hose. all of these incredibly ornate ridiculous swords and daggers royal gifts to harry as truman while he was president. this was the kind of gift that he liked. the world put in a display case, unfortunately i glass display case. and unfortunately was just put inside the glass front door of the harry truman presidential library until that morning in
and the experience she s got there how good she s putting them nylons on. i ve been here eight year now. i work on the two backs and the fronts. this is your nylon that goes on the bottom of yourjacket. and this is your top half of your front, so when you put this in you end up with that. and then i turn around and i do the collar tabs, making and attaching the collar tabs, and i make the small wing cuffs. i ve got to do 162 a day, so this i do 162 of these, 162 of them, and 162 of them. it is a lot, it is a lot, yeah. it s nice when you see
she s putting them nylons on. i ve been here eight year now. i work on the two backs and the fronts. this is your nylon that goes on the bottom of yourjacket. and this is your top half of your front, so when you put this in.you end up with that. and then i turn around and i do the collar tabs, making and attaching the collar tabs, and i make the small wing cuffs. i ve got to do 162 a day, so this i do 162 of these, 162 of them, and 162 of them. it is a lot, it is a lot, yeah. it s nice when you see the finished product come off the line or you see them
worker, reliable. janice is a good listener. you can see by the speed and the experience she s got there how good she s putting them nylons on. i ve been here eight year now. i work on the two backs and the fronts. this is your nylon that goes on the bottom of yourjacket. and this is your top half of your front, so when you put this in you end up with that. and then i turn around and i do the collar tabs, making and attaching the collar tabs, and i make the small wing cuffs. i ve got to do 162 a day, so this i do 162 of these,