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And in the beginning - was the very
first STETSBAR prototype (about
1879?), now preserved for future generations at the STETS
Manufacturing facility in upper New York State, USA |
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The manufacturing process begins
with machining the STETSBAR base
plates from the raw metal billets on a CNC machine |
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Skilled operators use turret drills to
form part of the string retaining assembly |
Boxes of arms
and bases returned from the plating process and awaiting assembly
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Final assembly
is completed by hand and each unit is checked thoroughly before
final packaging and shipment |
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The man who started it all - Mr
Stets - sitting astride one of the corporate delivery vehicles.
Known to all his co-workers simply as
"Sir", he maintains a tight grip on quality, beer and cunning design
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Even the "Hog" carries a
STETSBAR label |
