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So they're looking for 10, 15 different ways they can save labor, but what's really important, it's a key caveat of that.

They don't want it.

We can always find ways to save time.

It's, can they save time without sort of reducing their quality or cutting corners

welcome to the fine home building pro talk podcast a regular discussion with

building industry professionals this is senior editor of patrick mccone today I'm

joined by Dave Ellis and Mark Guthrie of Fastenmaster.

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Podcast at finehomebuilding.com slash podcast. You can leave feedback and ask questions there too.

Guys, it's a pleasure to have you on the show. Thank you so much for doing this.

Thank you for the invite, Patrick. Glad to be here. Thanks.

Can you please tell me what Fasten Master makes, a little history of the company, where it's

located, if you wouldn't mind? I'll let you guys decide who wants to answer and you can take turns

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