The SOLIDWORKS for us gave us more flexibility. You can literally draw anything in the SOLIDWORKS. And the Swood is obviously a great addt on, we are maybe a small but unique where we can do the joinery aspect and the furniture. So for a main contractor it works easier for them because they're, you know, one point of contact can take on a package for both the joinery and the furniture, where we're a small bit more different, as well as like some of the projects I mentioned there, like ashford castle and Adare manor, which wouldn't be your run of the mill, project that you're doing all the time. That's where we can take on the likes of that, your your bespoke side piece and joinery or furniture, We can take on that to give a turnkey solution to the main contractor. And, it helps us to be at forefront for getting these projects. down to the years, we had a lot of different packages and we just felt internally, when we were taking on a project, we wanted the draft, team to be able to draw in the same, format to present to the client. So we wanted to select a package that would cover all our needs for furniture and joinery. And a big thing for us was for 3D. the main reason we chose solid solutions was, the schools, the secondary schools, our training, the kids ones, SOLIDWORKS . Some of our suppliers that supply our stone or metal or brass or glass, stainless. They are also using SOLIDWORKS For us, we looked at some of the packages and there were maybe a bit more panel processing. And for us, we just felt was a better fit for us with the bespoke nature of our products. And as well with us with our supply chain, it helped us send the drawings to the, our suppliers, which in turn speeded up the process. They didn't have to redraw what we've already drawn, so it made everyone's life easier. And it was a better fit for us. We felt. Yeah. So we use the Swood for really everything that we make use the SWOOD design when we're designing and furniture from the very first stages of design up until creating the work and drones and getting ready to send the work to the floor. We're also using this wood cam in terms of screen to machine. So we're as it says on the chair, and I suppose you're taking the drones, laying them out on the sheets for the CNC. And then they're going straight down to the CNC flexibility compared to some of the other packages we were looking at. the reason we didn't them packages is because we were maybe limited to cabinetry, where we could be doing pergolas, and again, these packages weren't suitable for us to be able to offer that, The SOLIDWORKS for us gave us more flexibility. You can literally draw anything for our furniture side of things and this SWOOD CAM again is another bonus for screens machine. it's handy for standardizing what we do. So we'd have a lot of our carcasses just made up there. And you're able to go in and change the sizes really quickly. And then you're nearly dragging and dropping into your assemblies, which is great. It helps for standardization. And like I say, if I the kitchen I draw in the kitchen, someone else might draw they're there's they're not going to be very different in terms of the internal constructions of it, which is great. The reporting side is pretty good. No, it's it's very, very good because you know yourself within the SWOOD CAM you know, Everythings labels, you know, and you have to go to the naming process and it's great. It just spits out, the stickers. And then each part is identified so the lads know relatively sharpish that's they're it runs smooth, everyone's mood, you know, it just makes life easier and faster, I suppose, for manufacture, you know, if there's pressure on a job. on site sometimes for more interactive work, or if it was paneling linking in with curved units, or that you might see it on the 2D. So the 3D, you get to see the issue before it becomes an issue. The main pros, as well as the architects love to see all the elements. They can rotate so they can see, oh, I don't like this element of it. Can we changes? So for us, like it was a massive, step forward. maybe again, we're on the top of the list for the main contractors when go by our last, project and the, quality, the drawings and the quality of the service look at the cuts out the errors. Again on our nesting machine, which obviously cuts out, mistakes. or Re-makes at our our model was like, draw ones, have it right, get it through the floor. So, for us, it's, I don't know the percentage of what we've saved on materials are tiny, but definitely it's a massive step forward for us. once. It leaves our draughs room. don't need to worry from that point on, that the product is going to be made correctly because it takes out the human error. Obviously you still have to skilled people to produce what we do, which we have in our, the team. at Loughnannes here. We have a very strong team of skilled workforce. But along with the sort of works in the schools. And this would come it just, projects us forward against some of the companies out there. If something has to be amended, it's pretty quick. Send the back and you're getting into production in a more, faster manner. screened machine is just a massive help and cutting down on waste of time. And, you know, we're all trying to be more lean and construction nowadays, you know, which is a massive factor. it's just a game changer overall. Even with, as I mentioned about Change in Heights client wants to change something. Last minute change at once. That's all changed. We’ve Invested alot Solid Solutions and SOLIDWORKS But the future looks bright for us. we have invested heavily in machinery, We obviously care about the environment. So we've changed over to water based in the last three years. We have invested heavily in solar, so we're 65% self-sufficient here. we're leading the way. We don't want to be following. We want to be leading the way. And for us we feel like we will go in the right direction. there's a lot of work out at the moment, and we're happy with what we've done.