Paul Akers discusses his 2 Second Lean Website and all the wealth of resources that can be found on this website. To see for yourself, go to 2secondlean.com
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Paul Akers shows a prototype for a brand new Crown Molding Stop that is currently in development at FastCap and wants feedback! What do you think?
Isaac sent us this video showing how he uses FastCap’s 3rd Hand to quickly and easily wrap up his custom cabinet doors for shipping. Very creative! For more information on FastCap’s 3rd Hand, visit our website.
Now that’s lean…
Introducing GaffGun™. The single greatest advancement in gaffer’s tape since the tape was invented.
Introducing the GaffGun™ from GaffGun on Vimeo.
Paul Akers, of The American Innovator shares the Lean Leadership Institute Webinar where he talks about flow. Do you fix bottlenecks in your processes? Do you fix what bugs you? You are creating flow!
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Paul Akers and the FastCap team has a discussion about “having everything you need” after watching a video by The Lean Workshop called The Tsukubai Teaches Us About Lean (http://youtu.be/fMFng3TgfxY).
Paul Akers discusses keeping the rope tight. The lean principle of leaving it better then you found it.
Hjardar tells in amazing story how he used FastCap’s 2p-10 on a seal a wound to his abdomen..not that we’re recommending this!!!
Austin, who builds FastCap’s Laserjamb LJ3 Pro, came up with a very simple way to open and close the buckles on the case in seconds. The idea is based on the suggestion from Wes, who toured our factory a week ago. Great idea Wes! Great implementation Austin!
We watched this in our morning meeting…
Are you ready to learn authentic, simple Lean thinking, the way it originated? The Tsukubai at Ryoanji Temple in the mountains over Kyoto has a puzzle for you.
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