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<blockquote data-quote="Image Dynamics" data-source="post: 5130653" data-attributes="member: 603328">Again, No Steve here. You got Jim and Eric right though.I understand you are tired of waiting as I&#039;m sure many are BUT the fact remains...If you want some rushed to market that is not right, you need to look else where. When we talk about new items coming out, have (or are working on) drawings. From the drawing stage, it goes to tooling. From tooling is goes to preproduction, then we develop working samples. If the samples don&#039;t give us the expected result, we redesign. This process does not happen overnight. We are in the process of adding 40 new SKU&#039;s to our line up for 2009. This is not a simple task for one person. Like I have stated earlier, we are not a big company with 10+ engineers and techs. We all multi-task. As a result, things are a bit slow to market. We want (expect) perfection. Remember that we (as a company) started as a bunch of guys that were IASCA SQ competitors.Again, I understand your frustration but does it make sense to jump on to a public forum and spout off about it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Image Dynamics, post: 5130653, member: 603328"] Again, No Steve here. You got Jim and Eric right though. I understand you are tired of waiting as I'm sure many are BUT the fact remains... If you want some rushed to market that is not right, you need to look else where. When we talk about new items coming out, have (or are working on) drawings. From the drawing stage, it goes to tooling. From tooling is goes to preproduction, then we develop working samples. If the samples don't give us the expected result, we redesign. This process does not happen overnight. We are in the process of adding 40 new SKU's to our line up for 2009. This is not a simple task for one person. Like I have stated earlier, we are not a big company with 10+ engineers and techs. We all multi-task. As a result, things are a bit slow to market. We want (expect) perfection. Remember that we (as a company) started as a bunch of guys that were IASCA SQ competitors. Again, I understand your frustration but does it make sense to jump on to a public forum and spout off about it? [/QUOTE]

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