Companies · manufactures · workshops · on site or in Les Brenets

Align a team around the same anglage criteria.

Support built from your components, the deviations observed at the bench and the finishing level your workshop needs to hold.

Art de l’Anglage works with manufactures, workshops and professionals when several hands need to read a component in the same way: width, edge, reflection, retouching and control point.

The training does not start from an abstract programme. It starts from the components, internal constraints, gestures already in place and what varies from one person to another.

The gesture remains traditional; observation can use the camera, screen and photo documentation to make correction faster and easier to share.

Confidentiality: components, criteria, production constraints and finishing objectives are framed before any intervention.

Starting point
The real component

Work begins with your components, fixtures, surfaces and the deviations that keep returning at the bench.

Shared reading
Named deviations

Width, edge, reflection, trajectory, pressure: the team shares the same words to correct in the same place.

Shared observation
Hand, light, screen

The camera and screen can make the deviation visible to the group without replacing traditional bench practice.

Aim
Team autonomy

Avoid each person correcting by intuition alone and install a method that can be passed on internally.

Corporate markers

To date, 4 companies have been trained or supported by Art de l’Anglage.

This figure reflects concrete workshop needs, handled on site or in Les Brenets, with different levels, components and constraints.

Support case

Support case — Urban Jürgensen

With Urban Jürgensen’s agreement, Art de l’Anglage mentions the support provided to its team.

The intervention was built around the team’s real needs: components, internal constraints, reading criteria and the autonomy sought.

1

Needs assessment

Identify the starting level, gestures already in place, recurring deviations and the expected result.

2

On-site work

Observe inside the workshop environment, with the components, tools, constraints and criteria specific to the house.

3

Refinement in Les Brenets

Return to the bench gestures, sharpen the reading of light and stabilise useful corrections.

4

Progressive autonomy

Make sure the method can continue internally with shared and defensible reference points.

The case is mentioned for what it shows of the approach. Components, criteria and internal details remain confidential.

Possible formats

Two formats, depending on what the workshop needs to stabilise.

The intervention works within your workshop culture. It helps make criteria easier to read, corrections more coherent and transmission more secure.

Team refinement

Align several people around the same reading.

For an existing team that needs greater regularity, reflection reading, retouching and methodological coherence.

  • Observation of the bench, gestures, tools and workflow
  • Reading of individual deviations and recurring points
  • Targeted corrections on the gestures that most weaken the result
  • Work possible on your components, on site or at the Les Brenets workshop
  • Validation based on your internal quality criteria

Aim: help everyone see the same deviation and know how to retouch it.

Cell support

Install a method that can be passed on internally.

For a broader need: a bench to structure, a cell to reinforce, criteria to clarify or continuity of method to install.

  • Framing of the need, components and working environment
  • Useful recommendations on tools, ergonomics and bench organisation
  • Building a shared vocabulary around deviations and retouching
  • Documentation of control points when it helps the team
  • Possible follow-up to consolidate the method over time

Aim: avoid each person correcting by intuition alone.

Intervention scope

The scope is clarified before the gesture.

A first exchange sets the perimeter: components concerned, gestures to retouch, people involved, confidentiality, location, expected level and possible follow-up.

The HD camera, 4K screen or photo documentation are used only when they help the group see the deviation together and keep a clear record of control points.

Duration

From a few days to several sequences, depending on the number of people, the starting level and the gestures to stabilise.

Location

On site or in Les Brenets, depending on what best allows observation, correction and practice without unnecessary disruption.

Material

Your components, fixtures, control habits and internal criteria can serve as the working base.

Preparation

Confidentiality, clear priorities, expected level and validation of the perimeter before any intervention.

Follow-up

After framing: intervention format, control points, correction priorities and possible longer-term support.

First exchange

A first exchange is enough to qualify the need.

Components concerned, starting gestures, number of people, workshop context, target result and production constraints: a few elements are already enough to know whether the intervention is relevant.

The first exchange is there to understand what your team needs to learn to see, name and retouch.

Phone

+41 77 422 46 08

For a first short exchange if the need is already clearly identified.

Place

2, rue de la Gare
2416 Les Brenets

Art de l’Anglage workshop, with on-site support possible depending on the format studied.

Next step

The next step should stay simple.

A message may be enough: context, components concerned, number of people, technical objective and photos if useful. If your need is more individual, the Training page will guide you better.