jablewokeez
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yeah i could see how that would play a small role in that decision
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yeah i could see how that would play a small role in that decision
jrod17320
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Pro leaving
Dan Hastings leaving Prodigy. He did work in NC this past year. We shall see where he ends up.
Dan Hastings leaving Prodigy. He did work in NC this past year. We shall see where he ends up.
gammaxgoblin
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I think that the comments about PMB being under the impression that he was told/offered/supposed to have 7 signature discs and had only 3 or 4. Additionally the data being withheld about how many of his discs were actually sold and him having no way to verify he was being compensated properly had alot to do with it as well.
@iDiscGolf
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You can't count the krait either. That was ****ed up that did that to him. In sure that disc made him 10's of dollars smh
I have a feeling Discraft is going to promote the **** out of him. The milli was just the start
I have a feeling Discraft is going to promote the **** out of him. The milli was just the start
You do understand he picked the Krait right?
Key part unrelated to the thread, and probably the most significant piece of manufacturing information disclosed in the industry to date...
Latitude 64 is producing at a 5 Sigma level.
If true, huge win for disc manufacturing! :clap:
I'd love to know deviation standards for the other big dawgs.
keltik
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Do you mean 6sigma?
Jenga54
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Not quite
Halcón
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Can you explain this more, and why it's so important? (Plus I don't have FB and can't see what you're talking about)
Jenga54
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It doesn't mean the discs will be more consistent, if that's what's beeing elluded to.
5S represents Japanese words that describe the steps of a workplace organization process. English equivalent words are shown in parenthesis
Seiri (Sort)
Seiton (Straighten, Set)
Seiso (Shine, Sweep)
Seiketsu (Standardize)
****suke (Sustain)
In simple terms, the five S methodology helps a workplace remove items that are no longer needed (sort), organize the items to optimize efficiency and flow (straighten), clean the area in order to more easily identify problems (shine), implement color coding and labels to stay consistent with other areas (standardize) and develop behaviors that keep the workplace organized over the long term (sustain).
No
Incorrect. Lean manufacturing principles define the types of waste. Sigma levels define the deviation in different manufacturing KPIs.
5 Sigma is merely the level before 6 Sigma. It is possible to produce at 2 Sigma, 3 Sigma, 4 Sigma...
Ah, duly noted. To think a disc manufacturer would even attempt to produce at advanced Sigma levels...
SD86
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McBeth did use the Krait at times and for certain situations and tournaments. He talked about it in an ITB video that was made right around the time of a Japan Open. That tourney died off, unfortunately, and McBeth eventually dropped the Krait, and Innova dropped it as a sig disc. Too bad, too; the Krait is a good disc. It coulda been a contendah, like what McBeth made the Nova into...
pjhayes7
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You better watch your language sir, or you will get banned. Keep that filth out of your mouth.
wolfmandragon
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I started to tell tales ... but thought this thread might spontaneously combust.
jakebake91
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Just puked a bit in my mouth...yeah let's not!!!
