O/T - Imagine ...

[Jack Mitchell]

Bravo Scott, Bravo Such an inspiration.

 

Tony, I also share Chris's enthusiasm - your analogy is quite remarkable and so very disappointing when this happens.

 

CAMmando, excellent topic, keep up the good work.

 

Regards, Jack

 

[ 04-25-2003, 10:57 PM: Message edited by: Jack Mitchell ]

[jeff]

mo money!,mo money!

 

quote:

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Imagine all the set up guys

-putting the drills away...

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I'ts like you're readin my mind!

[Grant]

Operators coming to say how well the machine is running, instead of turning up at 3.25pm on Friday to say, "I've had a wee touch on the ...(insert machine type here).... because I forgot to ....(add excuse here)...., any ways it's time to go, see you next week".

 

Def. of wee touch = Tool wreaked, Machine needs reset, X or Y or Z or B or C axis needs reset, turrets on the xxxx, chucks on the xxxx., spindles on the xxxx...... I'm gald it wasn't a major!!!!!!

 

Grant

[chris m]

Imagine the shop know-it-all actually running a job the way its setup (without me standing next to him saying "WTF is that endmill in Tool #3?") instead of changing all of the cutting tools, speeds, and feeds before he even runs a part because "it'll never work like this", besides, "what's the hurry?"

 

Imagine managers that actually exert some discipline in the shop instead of trying to be everybody's pal

 

Imagine sales / engineering admitting to themselves that they know absolutely nothing about machining and ceasing all attempts to tell us how they thought we would make the part

 

C

 

[ 04-29-2003, 07:24 AM: Message edited by: chris m ]

[Mark Lovelace]

Imagine those who actully make stuff getting paid like those in marketing or management.

[A-ron1286490684]

Imagine...

 

Getting paid half as much as your local plumber.

 

Lead time -Now there's a nifty idea.

 

Documenting the changes you made to my program (in English)

 

Breakroom vending machines with Sierra Nevada!