11-26-2015, 06:23 AM
I appreciate you sharing that with us Russ!
This shows how much you are thinking the jobs through for maximum efficiency. I can't tell you how many times I've seen shops "spinning the wheels" by plowing through material at high "cubic inches per minute" material removal rates, only to stand there deburring parts or loading 64 pieces on a tombstone while the spindle is idle.
Maximizing productivity is all about balance, and that's what you are actively doing. It's going to keep your costs down for you and your customers, assuring repeat work. You are setting up Andrew and others for the future well, so you'll be able to just "consult" when you retire.
This shows how much you are thinking the jobs through for maximum efficiency. I can't tell you how many times I've seen shops "spinning the wheels" by plowing through material at high "cubic inches per minute" material removal rates, only to stand there deburring parts or loading 64 pieces on a tombstone while the spindle is idle.
Maximizing productivity is all about balance, and that's what you are actively doing. It's going to keep your costs down for you and your customers, assuring repeat work. You are setting up Andrew and others for the future well, so you'll be able to just "consult" when you retire.