Elon & Sandy: Design Philosophy Parallels | PART 2

[@Clearphish]

Master Class by a super teacher! Pure gold...

[@abou8963]

Stop Missy Cummings bias appointment kzbin.info/www/bejne/gICZkoCrZ5uioLs 1:15

[@steveperreira5850]

Enjoy this class while you can, Sandy harped on the “ugly baby.“ I expect this video to be banned……

[@Clearphish]

@@steveperreira5850 Only banned if there were references to particular parents. Totally free & clear as far as I'm concerned. :-)

[@kknn523]

blind leading the blind.. This is amateur hour compared to what actual engineers are thinking.

[@Clearphish]

@@kknn523 Always nice to see contentless comments. Got anything to back up your musings?

[@g.martok9651]

Brilliant, thank you Sandy. I´m an engineer and professor of production management in Germany. Not Harvard, no strategy consulting, no management buzz words only pragmatic engineering. For 20 years I preach this to my students but you really nailed it. In future I will show parts of this video to my students to show them: "yes, believe me, it works!!!"

[@NathanGSean]

This is a master Class

[@2nd3rd1st]

Absolutely brilliant presentation and so much to take to heart even just for everyday life! I'm feeling dirty watching this for free. PART 2

[@x_ph1l]

Well, they have Patreon. Join the club ;-)

[@Geraldaga]

100% agree. Heck I shared the 1st video with some colleagues. Best video I’ve seen this month. Great for work and personal.

[@gerhardkutt1748]

This is all common sense. Any idea why they don't give out degrees in common sense? No one in academia is qualified to teach it.

[@x_ph1l]

@@gerhardkutt1748 common sense is not so common

[@electricaviationchannelvid7863]

@@x_ph1l So true...

[@jeffkrupke3810]

Wow what a teacher you are awesome Sandy! Learned so much from you over the past year or two. Thanks so much to share your knowledge so freely.

[@MunroLive]

You are welcome!

[@OwnerOfOwn]

@@MunroLive I came here to say everything he said! Thanks Sandy!

[@chrisbraid2907]

I think Sandy understands the creative designer/engineers in the world. For sure sacrifice the sacred Cows … just take care that you cover what they did ….

[@yrj77]

This was a great two part series. This is the kind of reoriented thinking that US companies need. Focus on making money instead of saving money.

[@dduffy7271]

LIFE hacks 101!!

[@Martin.Kefauver]

No you should focus on making good products.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

The irony is that the only one who really sees the paradigm shifts Elon brings and truly understands the technological aspects to the core, is someone who is already at a fair age (meaning - not young)

[@areitu]

Great way to put it. Toyota does a lot of this stuff--using humans in place of automations, building in quality in the design, etc. and the results speak for themselves

[@johnnylafata5489]

Love your show, I'm a 74-year-old product designer designing products now for over 54 years. I love listing to you and learning! May God Bless and protect your Family and Staff!

[@manuelabadia5254]

Amazing presentation Sandy! It is a pleasure to see you teaching. I have never been interested in the stock market, but I bought $6000 in Tesla stock after I saw you talking about Tesla's technology and how ahead they were compared to other automakers. Now the stock is worth $114000. You changed my family's life. Thank you very much!

[@donkanis6141]

After college I went to work in the aerospace industry. Sandy’s videos must be made mandatory for ALL ……….. American college courses.

[@ken-mb5cp]

What Tesla is doing goes against the whole standard corporate structure. No one will ever copy it imo.

[@harsimranbansal5355]

@@ken-mb5cp the good thing is, the companies that don’t follow that method will go bankrupt. The ones who do follow it will make products that succeed

[@gaborbaksa4690]

@@ken-mb5cp Pls define "standard corporation". Remember, that Elon started his career with paypal and for me, looks like he just got the Agile manifesto and translated it to conventional engineers.

[@ken-mb5cp]

@@gaborbaksa4690 Standard as in hierarchies and compartmentalizations with limited communication.

[@gaborbaksa4690]

@@ken-mb5cp That was the mindset, that almost destroyed the IT industry 20-30 years ago. Since that, we came up solutions like Agile, Kanban, CI/CD and others to fight against silos, holy cows and ugly babies. And Elon just uses them shamelessly. (eg: SpaceX's Starship is an excellent example of CI/CD)

[@patrickcphillips]

Mr. Munro, I'm eternally grateful that you decided to be on a platform such as KZbin. The immeasurably vast amounts of knowledge, experience, expertise, curiosity and vision you share with all of us is priceless! I think many of your videos are a wake up call to every business. Thank you for enlightening us to what's possible and removing the veil of mystery surrounding the process. I think Tesla has caused the beginning of the end of many OEMs. Many don't realize it yet. Thanks for all you have done and continue to do!

[@jameswalsh4088]

I spent my working lifetime in design engineering, and these were the best - BY FAR - videos on engineering design and purpose I have ever seen. Outstanding!

[@mpersad]

The most informative and thought provoking set of videos I've ever watched on KZbin. Outstanding generosity of spirit by Sandy and Munro Associates to share this with the world for free. Really inspiring.

[@peterpet77rp]

Simply stunning. This company (Munro) should worth billions. Not only that, if American companies had taken these lessons serious they would be on top. Tesla is doing it

[@irag34]

I feel like I owe Sandy money for this workshop.

[@stevethomson6900]

Join the MunroLive Patreon if you haven't already!

[@smallsmalliver]

Just came to comment on the Monro and Son thumbnail. Comedy gold!

[@RamachandranKN_87]

Thumbnail game is strong with Munro Live!

[@DurzoBlunts]

That thumbnail looks like it should belong on each of their office desks, like a proud father and happy son duo. Awesome!

[@TANOCA17]

Munro & A should sell that as wallpapers

[@kijackson92]

I want a mug with this picture on it!

[@deeppatel7068]

The best picture ever, just like father and son!!!

[@kennyg1358]

I think a signed poster or canvas version would be a great Christmas gift.

[@jasonmunro1150]

"Get the cheese the Munro way" inspirational I thank you Uncle Sandy.

[@stevethomson6900]

Chew through the Maze!

[@okjhum]

A-mazing! :-)

[@necbranduc]

Ahhaahaaa, that thumbnail is golden.. 🤣🤣🤣

[@magnamic5614]

Damn! You beat me to it…🤣🤣😂

[@dudefjdfkhllkj]

Absolute master class in manufacturing. This is the kind of presentation that I wish was standard issue in schools of engineering. I work for a major Detroit OEM, and every day I see or hear things that make me scratch my head as a result of the knowledge you have been kind enough to share. Please keep up the great work!

[@nigelbester9421]

This should be taught in engineering courses at year 1. Some of the best lessons I learnt were in systems engineering which was not taught in undergrad! This is systems engineering thinking, integrated to manufacturing knowledge, cost optimisation and more. Love it.

[@wadeterheide8873]

I have asked my 18 year old to watch these videos, he said he is a programmer and doesn't like cars. I explained that this philosophy is not about cars, it's about learning to think independently and understanding efficiency in all areas of design and life.

[@ClockworksOfGL]

"One of my most productive days was throwing away 1000 lines of code." - Ken Thompson, co-creator of Unix and the C programming language.

[@muddyside8020]

I have more than 30 years in software development and I can tell you for sure that you can apply every single bit of advice from this workshop on software projects. Probably much easier and faster than on product manufacturing. Tell your son, in case he doesnt know, Elon Musk is a software engineer !!!

[@wadeterheide8873]

@@muddyside8020 Thanks for the reminder, I have told him that Elon is a programmer before and I will refresh that message. My son is on a gap year so he can finish his OS, his programming language, one of his games and finish writing his novel before he goes to University.

[@stevethomson6900]

Awesome two-parter! I feel smarter having watched this. Thanks Sandy. Thanks Munro Associates and the MunroLive Team.

[@edwyncorteen1527]

Wow! What a fabulous two part video! Simply put all business leaders and politicians should be made to watch this!

[@dr-k1667]

I've said this before on other videos that I am not an engineer, but love to put things together and take them apart. This hits me on way more levels than just physical goods, it is a philosophy that can and for me should be applied to real life NO MATTER WHAT YOUR DOING. I've said both parts of this series to watch again because there are so many nuggets in here and if I am stuck on a problem, I think there is a process stated or shown here that can help me overcome it. That's what I think anyway. This is a gift to anyone who watches it.

[@eddiegardner8232]

Love it! I always thought like Sandy. Parts that are one piece or snap together, combining multiple parts functions into the single part design, use the right material for the part (molded plastic if possible), have multiple parts self-locate themselves precisely as they are assembled, and eliminate as many fasteners as possible. Good stuff.

[@brookrestall3274]

Sandy, YOU ARE THE MAN!! I watched Part 1 and couldn't stop. Thank you for everything which you do. Excellent information. Love the real world examples!! I've worked for large OEMs and defense contractors, and have seen bureaucracy make simple things difficult. The brilliant Burt Rutan, one of my life-long influences (and someone who'll preach your very own gospel 'till the cows come home) will reinforce your message: bureaucracy in a business can foster lethal disease!!

[@Nphen]

"Oh, you wanted holes in those washers?" has me cracking up! 😂

[@AdmiralQuality]

"We must be permanently dissatisfied in order to succeed." LOVE IT! That's pretty much been my motto forever but I never crystallized it into so few words before. Thanks Sandy!

[@briancayer5815]

LOL! I’m liking the fact that Sandy is still excelling in the university of guru.

[@wmartonejr]

Best Sandy videos ever!!! An Engineering mindset always #trumps the Finance mindset.

[@PathosBedlam]

This was a great course in Lean Design. I'm in no way an engineer, but I do a bit of CAD for 3D printing, and this really needs to be shown to every kid in year 7 of high school in every country, so the engineers can start off their education the right way. I shudder to think how many products the people at Munro have helped optimize that I've interacted with without knowing it. Keep up the great work peeps.

[@paulcummings55]

I am not an engineer, but I still enjoyed this set of two videos showing the Munro process of development. Anyone who is serious about improving either their own manufacturing or products, or anyone who want to succeed as an engineer, should be required to watch this 'Master's Calss' in design. Thanks, Sandy!

[@kdshak4904]

Wow. Pure gold. “Engineering Gold” that is. Thank you thank you thank you Professor Sandy Munro. 🙏🙏🙏

[@kreelaban3420]

One word, "Superb" ! This can be applied to everything in life from sharpening a pencil to marriage - the sky is the limit. Don't limit yourself. Take pride in everything you do.

[@andr544]

I hope there are schools that use this kind of videos to teach next generation of engineers (and executives that will be in charge of money allocation). Great video!

[@ionkayak1948]

Thank you very much, Mr Munro and Associates for so useful lessons!

[@MunroLive]

Glad you like them!

[@stevenrobidas]

Sandy and Munro - You guys are the hallmark of engineering. These conversations resonate so much. My entire staff will be watching these shortly. Thank you for putting this together.

[@SW-qv7gi]

This is where you tube is good. You curate videos that teach to the level of your understanding rather than watching dumbed down media and propaganda of the legacy media outlets. Thank you Sandy for teaching to the level YOU want to, we’ll follow you - so inspiring.

[@billwagner741]

Every engineer should have to watch this 2 part series, I love your honesty, and thanks for giving us a inside look at what goes on.

[@TheLeosepulveda1]

Munro is a great Engineer/Designer/Teacher/Communicator/Business Man... probable a great guy too. I hope we continues sharing his knowledge for a long long time. Thank you Mr. Sandy Munro!

[@moondog-HMB]

Masterclass part II. Thank you Sandy for being such a class act and sharing your knowledge with the world.

[@franksmith9497]

Wow, your presentations are so relevant, useful, and knowledgeable. I listen to you folks because of MUNRO’s reputation. What I did not expect was the quality of information I gained from paying attention to your presentations. You should charge money to listen to your valuable expertise. Thank you for your time and effort.

[@victorblock3421]

Years ago I wouldn't imagine this. just amazing. Thank You Mr. Munro.

[@saxmanrex]

This video should be required viewing for any engineer. Thank you!!!

[@ghostindamachine]

Sandy and his company are doing the world a huge favour by shownig this two part master class. And it is alo a huge bill board for their company. I hope it leads them to many more outstanding and cool projects!

[@mikakstienhaara3478]

Great lesson! I remember when Sandy ran parts of this in Norway - so much profound knowledge and guidance to successful product design that actually builds also the company culture and business success!

[@josecandelario284]

This is simply amazing! Thank you Munro and Associates!!!

[@stewartlewis3503]

Thank you all at Munro's for such great generosity in producing such informative and educational videos such as this one. I find them amazing.

[@martinmisuth2775]

incredible how you could do this presentation without any editing. You clearly know whats going on.

[@s.m.7018]

“The best part is no part.” - E. Musk

[@maxmintz511]

Superb! Lesson can be applied to so many different areas of life. Education!

[@happycamperinc.]

"Munro & associates" are the best in the industry. Period

[@wirlybird997]

Absolutely brilliant show, well done Sandy, definitely 1 of the best in the business.

[@ricktrenkler3254]

Wonderful! Spent my entire career working smarter not harder. Love W. Edward Deming and have read all his books. You are right, the fight to do things right, simpler, better and more efficiently is tough for so many people to accept. Wish I was a young man again just so I could work with you.

[@stephenmoten4017]

Tank you again for helping all of us with the proper mindset.

[@96ej]

Right! This guy is the real deal

[@kaleygoode1681]

Sandy, the world needs you to keep up these lectures online! My son is doing Mechanical Engineering at uni and is totally into what you have to say. You're developing the new engineers and filling them with confidence to enforce Sandy-sense! 👍💪

[@marsgizmo]

The value from these videos is amazing!

[@freundron]

Enjoyed this overview of success in engineering very much. Sandy speaks the truth in blunt and understandable terms!

[@mayorofsexytown6958]

I’ll watch content like this all day long. 10/10 well done

[@cisco6926]

The hallmark of a great engineering company. Throw any problem at them, and through creativity, human factors approach and genius, get the job done right. Thanks again Sandy.

[@ClockworksOfGL]

“If we could make a watch out of one part, we would.” - Nicolas Hayek, late chairman of the Swatch Group (paraphrased, I don’t remember the exact quote).

[@BjrnRuthberg]

This is excellent stuff. Didn't even plan on watching it, but this is probably the best spent 45 minutes of my Sunday morning.

[@br0ck5]

An absolutely priceless presentation. Many thanks for sharing it, Mr Munro & team.

[@pedropaez5142]

Thanks, Sandy! A master class! The sacred cows that today lead the traditional automobile industries in the world and especially in the U.S., should be compelled to listen to this Master Class. The world is changing and it is necessary to innovate or disappear!

[@spuddy4063]

Sandy Munro: I knew your engineering was to die for as soon as I discovered your wit and ingenuity on an "Auto Line Daily" Podcast. Anyone that can quote directly from having had personal experiences from a "Giant Mind" the Like's of Edward Deming Earns respect of everyone in ANY industry. People live one life and do amazing things that cannot be replicated until they co-operate with GREATNESS to bring all along for the ride. I am proud that I found a mentor that took what the best of the best had to teach and make something of themselves carrying on the lead. BRAVO Sandy.. Innovation is key, your teaching is one of those key's, open doors the future waits for no one else but you.

[@abou8963]

Stop Missy Cummings bias appointment kzbin.info/www/bejne/gICZkoCrZ5uioLs 1:15

[@spuddy4063]

@@abou8963 she needs an attitude adjustment for sure. Question, do you have a LIDAR sensor implanted in your skull or on your body? Do you currently drive a vehicle? What do you rely on? I have been driving for over 50 years and consider myself a Professional driver (Worked for Greyhound for over 20 years) I never had a person tell me that they relied upon anything other than their eyesight to drive ... Why does someone with a seeing eye dog not drive? This Miss Mary Cummings could not see even if she had one of those.

[@darylclifford]

Wow !! What an incredibly brilliant and humble man !! Elon Musk must be doing things right in order to be getting praise from Sandy. To earn praise from him is no small thing !!

[@jimparr01Utube]

Great job on the lecture Sandy. Learned heaps about how perspective and attitude so radically affects final output. Thanks a bunch.

[@stephenw4720]

It's not bad operator, its bad engineering. Spot on! Good bet too! It's a fun story. Love it.

[@RojCowles]

"Belts are bad". Would love to see an episode getting a cheap, $300, 3D FDM Printer which are mostly belt driven to move the gantries, heads and bed. Maybe give it a critique and some quick arm waving on how it could be improved. Loved these videos, made me think and also laughed out loud a few times. Hopefully as good a recruiting tool for Munro as some of Tesla's Battery and AI days seem to have been.

[@piccalillipit9211]

I saw a video on a flying taxi design with horizontal rotors - it had 3 drive belts on each of the 4 rotor assemblies and my immediate thought was"that will kill people" Any one drive belt slips by 1 tooth and the geometry of the rotors is lost and it crashes.

[@rwdplz1]

I've fixed dozens of cassette decks where the main problem was failed belts (stretched or melted)

[@Retanaru]

The main problem with the consumer 3d printing scene is that all of the obvious advancements are under patent. So when you look at them and go "Wow I could make this so much better." You 100% could, but then you wouldn't be able to sell it. The tech is perpetually 15 years behind because the companies that first patented all those parts have almost no interest in selling to consumers. So here we are with 15 year old belt driven 3d printers.

[@RojCowles]

@@Retanaru Do you have a link to the patent? Thought that most of the consumer 3D Printers have a lineage back to the RepRap printers and are mostly open source designs. Thx!

[@samuelbellamy4218]

@@piccalillipit9211 I agree and I do not want flying cars or delivery. They will crash, have quality issues, drop stuff, loud, invade privacy or just having stuff flying over head all the time is not cool either. Even birds can be annoying at times could you imagine Harley drones or Chinese Harley clone drones :)

[@scottwozniak3988]

Wow!! A fantastic class I could listen to for hours on end. I hope those participating realize how fortunate they are. Sandy is the best. I would have enjoyed being in the room to be part of this training.

[@muddyside8020]

Incredible session, I can believe this is out of the public, companies will pay good money for this sort of workshop, thanks a lot

[@hrhamada1982]

I work for a large e-comerce company. When I look at the enterprise, the core values, the mission, the trainings, I am super impressed. But when I visit sites and see the individual site, every time I am amazed at the short-sightedness, the false savings, the enabling of complacency, the lack of implementation of everything the corporation values. One of our biggest issues are 1 that supervisors look to short term goals and also are willing to lie to the next level of management to make themselves look good 2 Managers that rely on that fictional reporting without questioning. Proper decisions cannot be made without the correct data to base planning and decisions on 3 Complacency instead of kaizen America can learn a lot from this talk by Sandy THANKS Sandy!

[@calebjones3383]

This was fantastic, thank you for sharing this amazing knowledge.

[@abou8963]

Stop Missy Cummings bias appointment kzbin.info/www/bejne/gICZkoCrZ5uioLs 1:15

[@MunroLive]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@velezsergio]

Great principles to apply in any industry! Thank you so much Munro Team.

[@rhmagalhaes]

The teacher learned with the student. Munro did what Elon does. A presentation showing how they do stuff with the goal of hiring people. Munro and Elon are a great partnership that always will move things forward. The guys at Arcimoto we're extremely smart to bring Munro to the team. Congratulations to you all.

[@GDRunia]

One of the best comedians out there. Can't way for the Netflix Special.

[@lukejagodzinski]

Great presentation! It's interesting how this also applies to software engineering. I very often see people over-engineering instead of simplifying code; adding code that should never exist; solving problems in isolation instead of thinking about bigger picture. I'm also learning on my mistakes which is frustrating - nobody taught my to think this way, neither at the university nor in the school. You just have to learn it the hard way. It's great if you learn from your mistakes, some people are too lazy or short-sighted to even learn.

[@areitu]

In a different interview on the everyday astronauts youtube channel, Elon talks about how sometimes engineers end up over-engineering a solution that is unnecessary or sometimes not needed and that should be prevented. I think that applies even in software. I work with databases and reports, and I've found myself spending too much time on something that was ultimately not needed by the user

[@JRs-Garage]

Wow I can’t believe I got that fantastic education for free !! Thank you sandy !

[@suchdevelopments]

I am designer and construction engineer, I follow Elon Musk, I implement what Elon has taught me. Thanks Sandy, it confirms what I am practicing for years. The video has FANTASTIC!

[@flyshacker]

Man, I could have watched a movie tonight or any kind of light entertainment. Instead, I watched Sandy Munro give a lecture about product design, and I loved every second!!!

[@dmcclark]

Brilliant Job Sandy!! This goes a long way to explain why all the great companies of the past like AT&T, GE, IBM, GM are all just a shadow of their former self.

[@mallred32]

Another great MasterClass from Sandy!! Bravo.

[@y0r00]

Another Master Piece Sandy

[@FrankensteinDIYkayak]

the intro is so true and I'm glad it was mentioned. concepts in this video should be added to 6 sigma blackbelt classes

[@thebotformalityknownasdale2564]

Wow sandy this concept and mind set is a incredible way that a safety officer can use it in dealing with any one who is in a position of supervision of 1 worker all the way to thousands of people. As a NCSO witch is a National Construction Safety Officer working with all trades I have always got the line of "we have always done it that Way" and they lose there mind when you tell them well you have done it unsafely every time.

[@allanbartram1849]

Mesmerising!

[@abcqer555]

Absolutely loved this. Would pay to see more presentations like this one

[@jimbobbob9063]

Wish I had a teacher like this

[@ade9685]

How inspirational, an engrossing presentation. Very enjoyable.

[@donhull2440]

Loved the lectures. I'm a chemist, not an engineer but I studied and worked with electronics and computing at university. At one point I worked for an analytical instrument manufacturer. I made a suggestion to one of the EEs. He immediately told me it couldn't be done. I asked two questions, wrote 8 lines on a piece of paper, handed to him and said this is how you do it. He insisted it couldn't be done but did show it to his boss, who fortunately did have an open mind. It was implemented in less than a day. Guess who got the credit - hint, it wasn't me.

[@pawefiett2468]

The type of lecture I hope I'm regularly coming back to!

[@murbella7]

Absolutely brilliant. So much to know and so much toe learn. great teacher. Thanks.

[@darbyelliott2890]

Bravo!!!! Great Series Munro Associates... Congratulations to all your success. I'm honored to be a witness to your American Manufacturing Revolution. Arcimoto to the Moon! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🌙

[@sageakporherhe783]

I have never been this attentive in a while, please do more of these.

[@randolphtorres4172]

For many many years I have been saying every concept can be improved, doesn’t matter if it is a machine, tool, or product. For me watching it function, observing what is essential and what is not in its sequence of operation. Many times I have purchased brands new tools that did not perform as needed they had to be modified. It’s nice to hear someone else say this.

[@pietrovichenzo1410]

These are Pearls of Wisdom shared for free. I am humbled by your deep understanding of manufacturing sir.

[@gegwen7440]

Must be a real interesting place to work.

[@madi112233]

Dear Sandy, please bring more videos like this! Many would like to hear more and would love to join your company

[@PaulVining]

Watched both parts, very inspiring, utterly shocked to see such great content FOR FREE.....