[Jake Raby]

The Faultless Tool comes with a full set of print instructions, and always has. Training is supplied to put the tools in the installers hands and teach them the little tricks that I learned as the inventor and developer of the Faultless Tool .These types of little things make a huge difference in attaining proficiency with the tool.The instructions are written in technical terms, for professional technicians. Its not to say that a layperson can't comprehend them, as many have.

Offering training to those that want to learn from the developers is something that we are often praised for. In a recent class I had two Canadians, someone from Brazil and someone from Australia. In 2015 I have added many more classes, to include Enthusiast level classes, and I have just finished constructing a training center at my new research center. This is closer to Atlanta and because its off site from my current facility, we can have classes once or even more per month without affecting operations at the primary facility. I instruct around 1400 technicians and enthusiasts per year between my WTI classes, and my hands on classes, next year that number will double.

Yes, the classes cost money- there's no such thing as a free lunch.