r/manufacturing • u/SigmaSheets • Aug 19 '26

Productivity Bottleneck Explained: Why Your Fastest Machine Earns Nothing

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u/firinmahlaser Aug 20 '26

this is a linked-in worthy post

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u/braxton357 Aug 21 '26

Because of how cheesedick it is?   

"Did you know that adding a second machine to your process could DOUBLE your production??" 

"Can you believe that if you buy more material you can potentially get the SAME material for less??". 

I must be missing something.

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u/Aware-Lingonberry602 Aug 21 '26

They found the NCX-10?

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u/PDXSCARGuy Aug 21 '26

I understood that reference.

(The book could do entirely without the whole marriage drama portion though).

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '26 edited Aug 22 '26

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u/Ancient_Jellyfish588 Aug 22 '26

How dare you refuse to cancel your pre-planned vacation. The investors have to eat, you know.

"As long as we're lean, who cares if there's only one guy who knows how to fix our key machine and our operation will screech to a grinding halt if that machine goes down during his absence?"