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Exchanging ideas and methods among neighboring, non-competing manufacturers can benefit everyone involved.
Use a custom macro to accumulate trend data and then program automatic adjustments to your finishing tools.
These user-defined functions can solve both simple and more complicated arithmetic problems.
You have to strike the right balance between taking advantage of the benefits offered by special features and maintaining consistency.
The first step is ensuring that your company is organized enough to support the improvement.
This custom macro will provide consistency to the process and help you control tooling costs.
Spelling out the steps needed to complete a particular job will help get new, inexperienced workers up to speed.
Qualified CNC people can be hard to find, but local community colleges and technical schools offer a source for trained workers.
Our perceptions influence the way we think and make decisions, but they can become problematic if they don’t align with reality.
A color coding system can be a way to simplify complicated tasks as part of a continuous improvement strategy.