NOVELTY - The method involves accessing a fabricator comprising a vertically deployed cleanspace i.e. portion of hybrid fabricator, a tool chassis and a tool pod attached to the tool chassis. A product is processed in the tool pod. The product is handled at a tool port of the tool pod within the vertically deployed cleanspace. The vertically deployed cleanspace is utilized for moving product from a tool port of the tool pod and the tool pod from the tool chassis.    USE - Method for processing product such as substrate i.e. semiconductor wafer, material in vessel, pharmaceutical and vessel (all claimed). Can also be used for liquid or powder in vessel, an integrated circuit, an assembled die form of a high technology product, a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) product, a microfluidic type product, an energy device type product e.g. battery and fuel cell and an optoelectronic type product.    ADVANTAGE - The method enables providing the chassis to provide automated operations capabilities that interface with a tool body and fab operation so as to ensure safe controlled operation. The method enables providing automation components to add a major source of contamination that a retrofit to a cleanspace fabricator environment offers alternative of moving substrates from tool to tool to be attractive when compared to upgrading an existing automation equipment and materials solutions for improved cleanliness. The method enables using small replaceable tools for improving efficiency of operation of a fabricator to operate with minimal staffing requirements as tools can be repaired offline or at remote locations, and the fabricator can be made operational by placement of functioning copy of the tool.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a fabricator for processing a product.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows an exploded perspective view of a cleanspace-type designed fabricators with changes and size differences.    Items (100, 110-160, 111-115)    Original footprint item (170)