Photos: New Clicker Press

Our new clicker press has been delivered to our new Seattle location. We use the "clicker" press to die-cut small fabric parts like Organizer Pouches and also to cut the hard plastic parts to the Field Journal. It's a common tool in the shoe industry; most or all of the parts that went into whatever shoes you are now wearing wear cut with something like this clicker. While a lot of people wouldn't be excited about a new clicker press, we are, and we figured you might be too.

Unloading the clicker press for us is our contractor Rob Joyce.

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this looks like an entirely fun toy! :)

That's just plain cool!

I hope you post more photos of the new facility, Darcy! As I live about a zillion miles away, and am growing larger by the moment (someone should have warned me about this twins thing before I asked for a backrub), chances that I would make it to WA to see the factory in person anytime soon are pretty slim. I'd love a virtual tour, though!

must be nice and warm there in seattle! rob the contractor is wearing just a t shirt?

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Originally Posted by Janine

That's just plain cool!

I hope you post more photos of the new facility, Darcy! As I live about a zillion miles away, and am growing larger by the moment (someone should have warned me about this twins thing before I asked for a backrub), chances that I would make it to WA to see the factory in person anytime soon are pretty slim. I'd love a virtual tour, though!

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I second Janine about the cool machine and the virtual tour. :)

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Originally Posted by blackfungi

must be nice and warm there in seattle! rob the contractor is wearing just a t shirt?

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Either that, or Rob is working hard to get the new equipment set up!

I jest! The weather was enjoyable during our Seattle trip last year.

Very nice! Maybe we'll get to see it in action soon?