grafton: here is our cnc machine. al i've never seen one.eep to go into and how fast to cut. it's amazing. lemonis: historically, mod barn has been selling exclusively on the west coast, so i wanted to bring them to miami. this will give them not only a manufacturing partner on the east coast, but it will allow them to expand their customer base. grafton: the cnc machine does the work of a carpenter's eight-hour day in about 20 minutes. ryan: no way. lemonis: if you're out of the manufacturing business, you become a sales engine, feeding it to people like them to execute it on your standards, but going into their process. you know where i see you, imani? alphus: yeah. lemonis: all you have to do is watch the money, the margins, and the workflow. you're lifting the entire burden, imani, off of them. alphus: having followed the journey over the years, and now with marcus's involvement, i definitely feel even more empowered to actually put these things in place. ♪♪ ♪♪ lemonis: tonight is really kicking off what the next four or five years are g

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