[Jewelry making - Article 00106] - Re: [Orchid] Speed vs. Quality

[Gerald]

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    I always use this equation or phrase. "Speed, Quality and Cost...
    pick two!" but David Gellers and the preceding folks posting are still
    correct. We are all mavens in our work and also perfectionists. We
    should be gaining a touch of speed through repetition, this will make
    our job quicker". 

    I even now, still use on mass production items a few settings to
    experiment with, the choice of selection of necessary tools and
    leave the other tools away from my bench set-up. But by the third
    setting job, I DO GAIN SPEED, this makes everyone happy!!! 

    Granted some of our jewelry work is difficult, but after a few items,
    we should be able to pick up a bit of speed. But if you are still too
    darn slow, "you might be closing the door behind yourself"...Gerry
    Lewy. 

 
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