CRIBSHEET – #24 Turning Nonconformances into Stronger Relationships
August 2014 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #24
How can we use a nonconforming event to solidify relationships with customers?
August 2014 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #24
How can we use a nonconforming event to solidify relationships with customers?
January 2021 Craftsman’s Cribsheet #93 Cribsheet provided by PMPA member, Pioneer Service, Inc. in Addison, Illinois There are several surface finishing techniques that “remove or reshape the surface layer” of a precision machined component. These finishing techniques can be applied to a wide variety of materials, and provide increased durability, tighter tolerances, better aesthetics and…
August 2015 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #35 An improperly defined gage repeatability and reproducibility (R&R) program can drain a company of resources and reduce the effectiveness of the shop. ISO/TS16949:2009 states that variation studies, “shall apply to measurement systems referenced in the control plan.” The purpose of analyzing your measurement system is to understand the…
June 2018 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #67 The mechanical properties of 17-4 PH must be fully developed by age hardening from Condition A in order to reduce risk of failure and to take full advantage of the material’s capabilities. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
October 2019 Craftsman’s Cribsheet #81 The need frequently arises in our shops to estimate the weight of steel, whether as a part of quoting, to estimate how much steel may be needed given a certain length of part, or just to decide how heavy the bar is that we are loading into the machines for…
Published August 2006 By Miles Free III Having worked with and supplied a number of Japanese transplant manufacturing companies, I was always impressed with the depth of their systems and planning that made just-in-time work for them. VIEW ARTICLE
4 Released January 4, 2021 Miles Free & Carli Kistler-Miller dive into standard work, its practices and why improvement in this critical area can be beneficial to all facets of your shop.