There is a reason your projects take so long.
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2023
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Having an efficient shop layout can make such a big difference in your life - especially if you use your shop to make products that you sell. As I’m setting up my new commercial shop space I wanted to share 5 key principles that I’ve found help.
You can apply these to any workspace too! Whether you work out of a spare bedroom, a garage woodshop, or a commercial environment - they all apply.
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Tips for tape measures:
I named my tape measure "Houdini", because it's always escaping my shop.
This sums up process management and 5S of a shop in a nutshell.
this is the kind of stuff I live for. I've been doing systems, process, and efficiency for 10 years, haven't seen anyone else talk about this in terms of woodworking. love it!
Great video. I've work in manufacturing for 10 years. This was a mini course in lean manufacturing, "5 S" and some steps in the problem solving process. This can be applied to any work flow, business or hobby. Very good content and very easy to understand. Thanks for making it.
When it comes to tape measures, it appears that the max length you would need, unless measuring long filaments for some reason, would be 6' or even 3'. In this case, get peel and stick tape measures at 3' or 6' and apply them to them edge of the work surface. That way it's always there and always deployed. The user won't waste time locating, opening and fumbling with the physical tape measure.
Damn, Travis - that was a SMOOTH transition into an ad! THANK YOU for repping something that makes sense for your channel and your audience. This was probably the first ad that I didn't skip through, and I will probably use in the future. Well done.
Well done. So much value.
(I often watch RUclips for background noise. This video autoplayed. So I'm new to your channel.) The thing with the filament and taking them out of the box really caught me just right. I think this is an area people overlook. Instead of trying to look pretty and all that, you need to be efficient. People seem to have a hard time understanding what you did. (By that, I mean people I have worked with in the last 20 years) It's work. Make it easy to access, and it don't have to be pretty. Take them out if the boxes and save space. That's a great tip that I hope your viewers take home. Your living room and dining room are meant to be pleasant to look at. Work is: time is money. Great video.
Seems like you could recycle those filament boxes for your outgoing shipments, as they look very similar in size to the white boxes you have staged. Seems like a cost savings + saving a visit to the recycling dumpster!
as a hobby woodworker, i noticed the biggest time waste for me is getting tools out of storage and putting them back. my family and i always stored everything in the original cases and neatly stored all of those in shelves in the basement. so the start and end of every project was usually 15-30 minutes of running in and out of the basement and unpacking those cases. Sure, its stored nicely, i dont have to worry about rust and always know where everything is, but good god its annoying to have to waste 5 minutes to just get a tool for a couple of cuts.
I have been organizing my shop for 2 years now. I've spent the last couple of weeks putting a couple of metal cabinets and small to medium-sized plastic containers with lids, printing out labels, and putting them on the boxes so I know what's in them. I had no idea how much stuff I had laying around everywhere - to the point of "oh, I forgot I had those." But that has seriously helped.
The whole point-of-use part is something I really understand. And I'm trying to implement in my new shop that Im building
Hey! My family has a custom manufacturing plant(we typically work with rubbers), but in our shipping department I hung up signs from our dropped ceiling for specific areas because sometimes my brain stops working. I also got dry erase magnetic labels to put on our adjustable shelves(which are the same as yours) to label what was on each shelf. It was better than labeling the boxes themselves because it always holds that boxes spot on the shelf AND I wasn't constantly touching the label. Just something I found helpful
Happy getting a new work shop
I have never discovered a channel that deserves a million + subs. Great video. Looks like I have found my next RUclips binge.
Great video, my family has been working with manufacturing for close to 7 years now and the amount of small improvements that go unnoticed is crazy. Happy to see someone talking about these ideas in such a simple way.
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Yep! Everything you say resonates with me. I’m just a hobby woodworker but simple things make life much easier - two sets of everything, one in the shed and another in the garage. I’ve moved my sharpening station next to my lathe so I don’t hack bits out of myself when moving gouges 🌞
I bought your Bosch dust collector I love it. Keep making stuff for us woodworkers and I'll keep buying.