Thanks for sharing Paul, Great explanation of a real challenge that happened in a daily basis in a manufacturing environment, perhaps, one of the main discussions when you have a company with the organizational structure departmentalized "silos" (commercial x Manufacturing)

Dear Paul, is there any chance you could give us more information about the Six Sigma BB handbook? Maybe a short video going more into what the book covers or get Lulu to post some photos of the context On a side note, thank you for all the videos! 🎉

Respected sir, I want to do stress analysis of laser cladded samples . I have 3 laser powers and 3 scanning speeds . Then how i can use minitab to decide best 6 sets out of them?

I have never understood RSM to this extent, thank you very much🌹

Super cool explanantion. So great

Very help full vedio ❤❤

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Very Nice I was looking simple video which you did very Nicely thanks Sir

Hi Paul, Another comment on your videos haha. i have seen a scenario where If PP and PPK fail to achieve the minimum requirement e.g. 1.67 but CP and CPK passes. The big factor is the tolerance is so small it doesn't leave much room for any process variation as PP and PPK is long term. What are your thoughts on this due to tight tolerances?

Hi Paul, first I have to say that I'm happily surprised with your fast response!! I really appreciate it. Now my question is mostly about which type of MSA should I perform, due to such small quantity, however they do are expensive devices that we most make sure are their measurements are accurate.

Hi Paul, thank you so much for your very informative videos. Could you please advice what type of MSA would you recommend to perform in a service shop where you can only find 2 pieces of the device to be measured on any given day? and no more than 50 devices are serviced per year, do we really need to perform MSA?

Hi Paul. What are your thoughts about the main difference between MSA TYPE 1 study and MSA TYPE 3 study? if you are measuring a Diameter of a product with a non contact measuring device, would either be ok to use? any advice would be appreciated

Best MSA explanation using Minitab that I have come across so far. Brilliant 🎉

Hi. In regards to this would you suggest also doing CP and CPK after you do CM and CMK? Do you think CM and CMK is enough for PPAP submission also.

Why are there copies of the style section all over the place, d-do you have a dog? A little chow or something?

Let's see Paul Allen's purchasing systems.

Great stuff. Will be getting this book. Got the drink tea and also point my green belt Ip4 learners to your videos.

Thank you Paul. How do I install this DOE add-in in my excel

Clean desk, empty skull. I used to work as a bench repair engineer, I had 7 desks, i'd have multiple jobs on the go at any one time. Company director was an accountant by trade, wanted "clean desk policy", wanted any jobs waiting for parts to be put into a box and hidden away, like good luck finding out which screw goes where when you bunch them all into a plastic bag, I lay out fixings/etc as a screw map around the item i'm working on. People who don't do your job, don't understand why you work the way you do, they just see an untidy mess and try to apply office logic to it. Now I work in manufacturing, from a desk in an engineering office, I don't have so much physical mess around, but I may have product samples laid out, they can't be tagged because if anyone accidentally puts one back into the production line it'll snag on the conveyors and cause a breakdown, as well I have 2 laptops, 1 PC and 3 monitors, same nonsense though "clean desk policy", when we already use 5s, it's just people with little/no work to do, looking for problems to solve, constantly pointing the finger at other people, other departments, so that nobody ever questions why that person is actually needed. Same people keep getting on at the engineers for not wearing our ID lanyards (ie noose) around our neck, again people who don't do the job, office admin types with absolutely no idea what other peoples jobs involve, sticking their beaks in and trying to control everything.

Hello, in hypothesis testings we usually define the significance level or in other words alpha. But there is a calculation for alpha in your example. Could you please give more information to where I should look for this kind of examples? I found this is interesting. Thank you for educative statistics videos. They are very good but sometimes it it very difficult for me to understand your accent :). But can pause and play and understand.

Thank you Sir, you are the best!!! Simplicity. I'm a long time follower from the US.

Dear Paul, thanks so much for creating both this video and the model you kindly sent. Most helpful!

Great video Paul, thanks for sharing!!! I´d like to ask how to better approach when you have a daily production routine with a huge diversity of SKUs ? Thanks very much for your great work and for sharing so much wisdom!!!

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Excellent 😊😊

Relly amazing 😊

The second curve (top right) looks like a logarithmic function, am I missing something?

Nice video brother thish video is good

Hello Paul. I really like your videos, in fact, I bought one of the books "Drink Tea and Read the Paper..." Coud you also avail the "Six Sigma Black belt handbook " as an Ebook and others too? It would be much easier to procure in E-format

I would be interested to see his gage r+r results before coming to such an involved doe model. A follow up video would be interesting on this.

Great video. Use of P-Mapping, Ishakawa diagrams, SOP are great. I am about ready to start drinking 🍵 Tea !!

Thank you for all your work 🌹🌹 truly appreciate your help

Really great piece of work

Hi Paul, why taking the lowest value can save money? For Y bar, the highest seal strength is 77.125 (Set 6), isn't that the best solution?

Like to see your sunglasses mark haha

Nice explanation Paul.

another excellent video Paul: question, what do we do with a compromised design that will not lend itself to any CpK improvement?

Great video 👏👏. I will be buying that book. Love from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦♥️.

Just wanted to say I appreciate the videos Paul, came for a simple explanation about DOE and now I watch every video

Amazing 👏

Always pleasure to see your videos

Hey Paul, these videos are great. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. You mentioned the operator is not allowed to fiddle with the controls. I am curious when is it OK to adjust the controls… when you are dialing the process in? If you cannot explain the out of control data point through the control plan?

Hi Paul, I love your simple to the point explanations! 🙂 One point I'd like your perspective about is a "too high" CPk . We should always keep in mind the long term relevance of our process limits and whether they are reflecting the quality we require from it

Congrats on the new Black Belt book!

Quality content as usual Paul. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏