‘This 3/8-in. corded drill/driver features a 4.5-amp motor that offers up to 1,500 rpm for powerful drilling and driving in a variety of materials. The variable-speed trigger helps you match the speed to the application, while the lock-on feature enables continuous drilling and helps to reduce operator fatigue during long drilling times. The ergonomic handle includes a GripZone for comfort during use.” Sold! I need to drill holes, and that drill is exactly what I want.
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Hold the phone. Forget the 3/8-in. drill; the plasma cutter is waaaay better! That’s what I want.
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IF only...
Great point...reminds me of Deming's "carburettor" story, in a way. If only we could get cable companies to do this; I might be able to pay a lot less for the handful of channels I DO watch instead of an arm and a leg for the other 750 channels I have to waste time flipping through to get to any of that handful.
Cable TV
Don't you want to keep up
water is really wet?
We may end up discovering that it isn't, by investigating what our job is: customership is itself a process output, and that process is basically a manipulation, a kind of mind warping, if you want. It's easy to say give the customers what they want, but any customer - even ourselves - often does not know what he actually wants, where, when, how. Our customer's image is still strongly biased by western movies showing John Wayne's clenched jaw, or the World War II movies chanting heroic stories. The World is made of jelly, rather than stone.
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