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The reason the manufacturers might not have videos of their process could perhaps be summed up in the term, trade secrets?
Too true. Innova does not allow tours of the facility. Discraft doesn't, either. Gateway will. Actually, they won't give you a tour but they WILL let you work a few shifts. If you want to see how the whole process works, call Dave and volunteer to work for a couple of days. They will bring you in and put you to work. You can see the whole process up close and personal.Are you saying Innova would let you know, but then they'd have to kill you?
Where does Gateway manufacture?Too true. Innova does not allow tours of the facility. Discraft doesn't, either. Gateway will. Actually, they won't give you a tour but they WILL let you work a few shifts. If you want to see how the whole process works, call Dave and volunteer to work for a couple of days. They will bring you in and put you to work. You can see the whole process up close and personal.
I'll answer my own question. St. Louis.Where does Gateway manufacture?
Where does Gateway manufacture?
St. Louis, MO...the "gateway" to the West. It's a very creative name, only 3/4 of the businesses in the Lou are called "gateway."I'll answer my own question. St. Louis.
See? The internets make your smartre.
Maybe you should send in a suggestion to "How it's Made" on Discovery. They show how all sorts of random crap is made.
BTW- The show is totally addictive.
That show is eerily addictive. If it's on, I cannot turn it off or go to sleep. I must know how it's made.... I guess because I disassemble and repair things for a living it's like an instructional video on things I'll never work on.