
The Cut Didn’t Sound Right | Lean Built - Manufacturing Freedom E95
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Sound in a shop is more important than you might think, as Andrew and Jay discuss in this episode. They swap stories about soundproofing strategies, and why one bad cut can be heard across the room. Along the way, they compare notes on how tools like Plaud, ChatGPT, and Zapier are actually being used in the shop—not just as shiny toys, but as part of daily workflows that save time and reduce mental clutter.
They also get into air system upgrades, why machine noise wears you down more than you think, and what it means when your team can stop a cycle just because “it doesn’t sound right.” Whether you’re chasing better processes or just trying to make your shop a little less chaotic, there’s something here for you.
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