Full Version: Your Advise Is Needed . . . Please
From: LaZerDude (C_BURKE) [#9]
4 Apr 2007
To: Laser Image (LASER_IMAGE) [#8] 4 Apr 2007
From: RALLYGUY (RALLYGUY1) [#10]
4 Apr 2007
To: jzlitz [#1] 4 Apr 2007
I would suggest making two fixtures that you can remove and replace in the bed of the laser. While one is running, load the second one.....When the laser is done, remove the one that was just run, place the loaded un-lasered, fixture in the machine, and start un-loading and re-loading the fixture you just pulled out while you run the new one is lasering.
Not sure how the timing will end up....but when you add unpacking and re-packing into the mix it may keep a person busy without any breaks throught the order. I agree that a timed test run over said fixture makes alot of sense when estimating your time. Always give yourself extra room on time. Things always seem to take longer than expected when dealing with larger volumes. Even a few seconds add up quickly with that many pieces.
Hope this helps......
EDITED: 4 Apr 2007 by RALLYGUY1
From: Franklin (FW_HAYNES) [#11]
4 Apr 2007
To: jzlitz [#10] 4 Apr 2007
RallyGuy beat me to the punch, I was going to suggest the same thing.
I would also suggest that you crunch the numbers on set up time for each design. You can clearly make enough on this that, if you wanted, you could waive the setup fees, but be sure to let them know the discount they are receiving so that they are aware that they are getting a good discount on this order. Everyone likes to save money and it would look good on you that you are working them a good deal. Eventually those pens will be gone and you will find yourself with another order for 2400 or even more.
From: PenMan [#12]
5 Apr 2007
To: jzlitz [#1] 5 Apr 2007