We're already going down that road mate. We've been making parts for wind turbines recently. Price is becoming less of an issue too, as China has seen cost increases in raw materials, labour and processing too. There is also the case that people can't wait 3 months for their bits and then have to throw a third of them away when they get them. We pick up a lot of short lead time stuff on which we make nice margins. I see this all over the West Midlands, people are still making a living in manufacturing by being innovative. Unfortunately, one thing this area has not done very well since the days of Joe Chamberlain is sell itself and what it is good at. Whereas Manchester is all "look at me, look at how great and cosmopolitan I am, come and locate your business here because its great for business and we're going to be the second city etc etc", the West Midlands and it's residents just quietly do their thing. If we could let other people know what we can do and how we can still help them then we can again take the lead in what will be the next industrial revolution in the UK.