Dennis and Tyler get creative to save time with the injection molding clamps. That’s using your wits, not your wallet.

Truman comes up with a creative, yet simple way to clean up after cutting FastCap’s Saw Stache.

Peter improves his work area saving time and effort. Have you fixed what bugs you today?

Lyle and Truman Lean out the Zero Clearance Tape Station.

Jack Bussey posted this video and said, “The final stage for the new concrete floor in our new workshop building was to burnish a water based concete sealer, the electric machine we have didn’t have enough rpm or power to do the job! I can’t seem to rent one here in the UK and didn’t want to spend £3k to buy one for a 1off job! We we converted a lawn mower to do the job, the modification only took 10 minutes to do!!”

Now that is using your wits, not your wallet!

Thomas Riner, of Farming Outside the Box, shows he all-time favorite Lean improvement.

Lukas creates a home for the vacuum backpack with all the fixings.

Tyler uses some hook and loop tape to fix what bugs him.

Jen and Jayme create a process for packing Kaizen Boxes using strong visual controls and a QR code.

Tony Spielberg, of Boone Center, Inc, shared this video and said: “…We continuously focus on lean improvements here at BCI. Have to give a huge shout out to Jenna on developing her own process improvement. LOVE my job…”

Excellent job, Jenna. Way to fix what bugs you!