Asia 2005 Gallery
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| Straightening and finishing of the steel used for the production of the LP® conga stand. | Matthew getting a fork lift driving lesson. | The plating department of the LP® percussion factory. | Racking drum tuning screws for plating. | Quality hardware is a combination of precision tooling and powerful presses. |
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| Conga rims waiting to be plated. | Welding of rims. | The LP® percussion factory makes all of its own tooling. | The LP® percussion factory makes all of its own tooling. | A precision tool maker at work. |
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| A precision tool maker at work. | Plating racks. | Chachai with his bicycle. | Matthew taking a spin on Chachai's bicycle. | A view of the huge new LP® percussion factory. |
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| Myself with factory manager, Chachai & his along with his brother. | Chachai proudly displaying a 1000 baht note that the great, Tito Puente signed for him in the the Bronx. | Mr. Smith, A long time employee of the percussion factory. | Precision planing of the wood for the conga drums. | Enormous stores of wood are at hand to handle the large production needs of LP®. |
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| Great attention is given to environmental concerns at the new factory |