What Would Mike Do?

[Ken S]

I just had another What Would Mike Do? experience. I needed to weigh two knife sharpening jigs quickly. Following what I thought Mike might do, I placed each jig on the uncovered digital scale of my trusty PT-50. My problem was solved in "no time flat" (English idiom for almost no time). One jig weighed 170 grams. The other jig weighed 320 grams. Once again, the Edge on Up crew saved the day.

Thanks, Mike.

Ken

[Mike Brubacher]

That's a good question to ask Ken. First think "What would Mike do?" and then do exactly the opposite. You will then have made the correct decision 98% of the time.

[Bud]

That's the way I do it Mike. Works every time. I showed the boss the picture of the bucket sitting on the KN100 and he had a good chuckle. I guess my job is safe for the time being Ken.