. >> we made beer taps which are lathe turned and go to the breweries and millwork, which is primarily lathe turned. we made stair parts, newals and spindles and handrails. >> as the number of orders for the handles grew, the team figured out a way to accommodate all customers, especially newer ones. the answer was to simplify the design. >> we are a wood shop, and we're trying to focus on a definite line of handles that say a novice brewer can come in and say i want that handle, that suits me. or maybe i want that handle but this changed a little bit. >> customers know they're being heard, steven has a standing order, but he can always call with a request. >> he'll go out of his way. i think that's typical of a small business person. you know, your customer comes first, and he'll spend the extra time to go out of his way. i'm not talking about hundreds of tap handles, if i need ten, 20, he'll supply them. >> with customers nationwide, mark said the company has reimagined its production by becoming more efficient. >> more orders than we ever had, so it was really by necessity to get it