Ridgeback Blade Co.

Agile Development and a Kanban Board has helped organize my processes. Making a working prototype knife and bringing that product to market is a massive amount of work with a surprising number of steps and decisions. Each week or “sprint”, I go to the board and brain dump the tasks that I think I’ll need to complete the sprint goal and add these in the “ready” section. I only let myself work on one or two sticky notes at a time from the “working” section. At the end of it, I move all completed tasks to “finished”. The stack you see here is all finished tasks from all sprints to date. ✅

SUCCESS! Well mostly...only a few small things to tweak to get it perfect and then on to the handles! 👍🏻
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Great hike this morning! Happy Labor Day everyone!
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I received the biggest package of my life last week (notice how it dwarfs a full grown Ridgeback) and after a few late nights and a lot of help from good friends, I finally have my 770MX up and running! Now to learn how to use it 😁 @ Chattanooga, Tennessee