CEBU, Philippines -- It starts with a giant cutout. A computer-guided router moves over a large sheet of aluminum laid flat on a table, cutting out as many shapes as possible without wastage. Then Roland Cmusos and fellow workers pick up the pieces with a gantry-mounted crane and shift them to a pallet to be wheeled away.
"It's a bit like a giant Ikea flat-pack," says Wayne Murray, their boss.
