Paul Akers, of The American Innovator broadcast, interviews Ashley Bailey of Klime-Ezee. Ashley had just concluded a week spent with Paul at FastCap, leaning more about lean in action. For more information on Klime-Ezee, visit their website.

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Paul Akers, of The American Innovator broadcast, makes a display board for his wood planes collection. Paul uses a ton of FastCap’s products for this project: Smart Cleat, PowerHead screws, Laserjamb, AB2 Laser, ProCarpenter Standard Story Pole Tape Measure, FatBoy Pencil, PowerMags, ProHold Magnetic Wrist Strap, Taper Lock, Deflector, Fastcap (peel & stick), Micro FlushMount Drill Bit System, Flush Cut Trimmers, Flex Square Screw Bag, Handle on Demand (HOD), 2P-10 Kit, SoftWax Wax Filler Kit, TriBlade Utility Knife, Long Nose Marker, #2 Square Bit, 6″ Titanium-Coated Driver Bits, and CatEyes Safety Glasses.

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Katie Bailey hosts a pilot episode of Lean For Kids! Very Cool!

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator broadcast, goes scuba diving in Maui on his birthday. Paul uses FastCap’s Stealth iPole and the Astak Camera to shoot this video.

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We watched this video at FastCap’s Morning Meeting. Now this is Flow!

Kevin shows us just how easy Lean can be! Too funny!

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Paul Akers explains how to edit the cross dissolve in iMovie so that the audio doesn’t cut off (transition = none or cross dissolve = .5 second).

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Paul Akers, of The American Innovator broadcast, goes scuba diving with turtles off Kaanapali Shores on Maui. Paul uses FastCap’s Stealth iPole and the GoPro Camera to shoot this video.

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Amy submitted this cover letter to FastCap. Needless to say we were impressed with her lean approach!!! For more information on FastCap, visit our website.

Hey Paul- Wow.

Last night, in one sitting, I watched the entire “Gemba Live” feature that Ron Pereira did on Fastcap. I was so inspired and excited by it that it took me a long time to calm down enough to fall asleep.

I think more than anything else, it was hearing from your people and seeing the great improvements they’ve made that really made the videos so powerful. The culture you have built at Fastcap is to your immense credit. Your are one of my heros and definitely a role model, as I dream that one day to build a culture that is even a fraction as strong and positive as the one guys have.

I was so excited that I made a video thanking the whole team at Fastcap:

While watching the videos, there was one issue that came up that I was hoping to ask you, and it regards the mission and/or purpose of Fastcap. Both during the videos and in the past, I’ve heard you say that the mission, first and foremost, of Fastcap is:
To serve your customers
To grow people
To be a Lean company
To make outstanding products

I was wondering how all of those (and maybe others that I’ve missed) fit together – is one the most dominant? Or perhaps one is the mission, one is the purpose, and one is something else?

I guess what I’m asking is, what is at the core?

Thanks again,
Sam Korb