The Form House — Tops at Tipping

Mario and the star had to appear on different parts of the page, angled in different directions. A handwork job? Not at The Form House. Mechanics screwed in baling wire to set up a series of bumps and turns that allowed the tipper to put the stickers in the appropriate positions—in one pass.

Feeders laced with baling wire are not uncommon sights at The Form House. The company's massive 300,000-square-foot facility contains more than 100 machines, many of which, at any given time, sport wire twisted for specific jobs.