Businesses in other miscellaneous manufacturing make physical goods that do not fit neatly into a more specific manufacturing category. Their output can range from household and leisure items to specialist parts, fittings, tools, signs, display materials and bespoke products. The materials used vary widely and may include wood, metal, plastics, textiles, paper, glass or mixed materials, depending on the product. Typical work includes designing or adapting products, cutting and shaping materials, moulding, machining, printing, finishing and assembling components. Some manufacturers produce standard items in larger runs, while others make customised goods or small batches to meet particular specifications. They may also provide services such as product prototyping, packaging, labelling, repair or finishing as part of the manufacturing process. Customers can include other businesses, public organisations and individual consumers.