Just wanted to send a New Year thank you out to all my great current and future customers.
Being a hobbyists who doesn't depend on fab as income currently, it's been a bit of an adjustment for me to do work for others. All the project's from my past were usually for myself or a close, local friend. And I want to take this opportunity to thank my current customers for their business, trust in my design and knowledge, and understanding of my time, and the struggle of trying to be the best fabricator, husband, father, and friend I can be.
I've missed many self-imposed calendar landmarks for all my current projects, but I'm always feverishly working on them in my mind as well as with my hands. Much thanks and gratitude need to go out to Sam
@farmboy, Travis
@tw89yj, and especially David
@3DCrawler. All of these guys have been the absolute best customers: when I need something- it's on the way, always, without question (I generally only supply raw materials and fasteners, e.t.c). When time goes long, they've always been trusting of me. When I take a week or two away from the shop, I never hear a grumble. I used to think I was a fast builder, but recent years and growing OCD have proved me incorrect, lol.
Thank you again Sam, Travis and David for being who you are. It's a pleasure working on your projects and can't wait to see them all in the woods this year! It truly weighs on me to get your rigs done as timely as possible, it's always in the forefront of my mind; just ask my wife, who never gets get honey-do crafts completed by me, lol.
To all the folks that have inquired about work, I'm sorry I can't take on some of your projects in your time frame. I would like to do them all, but we all know how many hours are in a day.
To upcoming and future customers, take notes, these guys are model folks, who are patient and willing to sweat out with me, for quality fabrication.
The luxury rock crawler of Sam's
The down and dirty trail rig of Travis
And a get-r-done yj for David
Thanks again,
Matt
CutlerFab
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