Our Story:

Years ago, my father was a cabinetmaker…

Of course, my specialty was industrial design and I occasionally taught at university. . . Of course, like all children, I loved my father’s job and of course I still do.

It was an interesting job, and of course, like any job, it had many challenges.

My father always said: Three principles are important to me and the people in this profession in cabinetmaking and carpentry.

The first is that the project should be clean and flawless.

The second is that the project should be completed as soon as possible.

And the third principle, which is very important, is that the profitability of that project should be good.

The third principle would be created unconsciously when the first and second points were observed and customer orientation and financial matters were properly examined alongside it (of course, if inflation allowed).

Cleanliness and flawlessness, as well as the speed of the project, were always a constant goal.

The first step to advancing this goal was the profession that my father had.

The second step was to use good and up-to-date tools so that we would not fall behind progress.

It was really my father’s and of course my concern to have up-to-date tools, and we were always looking for new ones.

When a tool meets your needs and increases speed and accuracy, then you should get it by all means. It is possible

But our industry tools were often not available in Iran

That is why we had to buy them from foreign sites or through couriers, which of course, if you were familiar with them

We had trouble paying for the sites, and if we had to get help from intermediary sites, we would have had a lot of trouble

In 2016, we bought our first tool from the US as a courier, which when we did a rough calculation, was 3 or 4 times the actual value of the product

It was really worth it, but to be honest, it was a bit of a pain J

I said to myself: Why don’t we make it… Don’t I, who am a lecturer in industrial design at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, have the ability to design this tool? I do… I have the ability to make molds, analyze market needs, support production, and of course, be persistent… So why not be a producer myself?

I gave up teaching design… I rolled up my sleeves and, as Ali said… Top Jig was created

The first challenge.. the second challenge, 3, 4 and…. So far, we have responded to more than 15 challenges of the cabinetmaking and carpentry industry. . And we have localized various tools that were no longer difficult to obtain as before, and the price was about half of the foreign ones, and of course, they had acceptable quality.

Is production difficult? . . . In a word. . Very. . Very difficult. . Especially in these circumstances. . . Inflation, taxes, insurance and a thousand other things. . . But I personally consider this work sacred, because I bring bread to several families’ tables and help the lives of many people turn, and I also help my colleagues in the cabinetmaking and carpentry industry to move forward in their careers with greater ease, speed and accuracy.

The hero of this story

I am not

Nor is Top Jig

You are. . You are the one who supports the domestic manufacturer

Yaali