Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Lean Thinking Tip #3: The 180 Degree Turn
Upon encountering instrument or adverse weather conditions a VFR (visual flight rules) pilot is supposed to execute the “180° turn,” i.e. turn back to better weather. This simple maneuver can be a real lifesaver. In the shop I execute the 180° turn as a real time saver. Directly across a 4' aisle from my 8' long workbench is a large pegboard panel, also 8' long, as well as 8' high. A half turn and within arm’s reach lie about 90% of the hand tools, jigs, bits, materials, supplies, etc. that I use every day, each appropriately mounted, each easy to find and each easily returned back to a safe port. (Thoughts about small power tool storage in a future post.)
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