they can compete and actually beat large low-cost manufacturers thanks to machines like these, the cncmputer programmed designed to cut specific parts and designs. for careers these machines cost well over 100,000, too much for many small companies but not anymore. the machines are now sold for $40,000. demand is so strong it's expanding, hiring workers. the key to its success? >> components from nerm germany, italy, japan, stuff from from china. what we're trying to do is cherry pick. >> automation and robotics, once fear by small manufacturers allows them to do more work and add more workers but work has been tepid because they need to stay lean. >> they have learned that they sometimes have to turn on a dime. >> reporter: suzanne says her cabinet company is proof that small manufacturers can adapt and grow. >> we come up with new ways to use the cnc, new ways to design cabinets, and that inventiveness is why the jobs can be here and why manufacturing can be here. >> reporter: phil lebeau, cnbc business news, zealand, michigan. >> good piece there by phil. coming up, "street talk" pl

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new cnc.com in holland, michigan, sells cnc machines for $40,000.s -- >> there are components from germany, italy, japan, stuff from china. what we're trying to do is cherry pick the very best components. >> automation and robotics, once feared by small manufacturers, now allows them to do more, sell more, and add more workers. still, job growth for small manufacturers has been tepid because they need to stay lean. >> existing small manufacturers have learned that they have to sometimes turn on a dime. >> suzanne says her cabinet company is proof, small manufacturers can adapt and grow. >> we come up with new ways to use the cnc, new ways to design cabinets, and that inventiveness is why the jobs can be here and why manufacturing can be here. >> phil lebeau, cnbc business news, zealand, michigan. >> kind of puts that ism into perspective. >> we still have a ways to go when we see the u.s. manufacturing employment below 12 million today. it peaked in 19 i think 79 at 19.5 million. >> totally different era. unbelievable. big news yesterday, the founde