Make just one guitar with his limited access to tools and a decent space to work. now, with everything he needs under one roof, he has a lot more time to spend on building his start-up guitar brands. what took him 60 hours, now that he has access to a rueter and some of these more professional tools, you know, has been reduced to i think like 20 or so hours. which is a huge increase to his margins. i ve actually gotten a lot done here. and for johnson, access to the maker community has been a huge help solving design problems. sometimes someone just walks up, and they re like, why couldn t you try doing it this way? it s like, i never thought about it before. that s awesome. and it s part of it s just the proximity and part of it is the type of person that makerhaus attracts. the great thing about maker house is that they re not only tools that you can use, but really it s a tribe. what you re joining is a club where everybody contributes. that s the great thing about this sp