Division of labor? Standardized processes?
The two terms Lynn mentioned made Rafael and the others frown; they could barely grasp what he meant but could not understand how this could allow someone to make a musket in just three days.
Just the crafting and polishing of a gunstock would take more than three days.
"Lydia, if I asked you to teach an ordinary craftsman all the skills needed to make a musket, how long would it take?" Lynn inquired.
"Maybe seven or eight days? No, at least half a month!" Lydia hesitated, thinking that teaching the process would require making one together to familiarize with the process.
Even so, the other party might not quickly learn or be able to produce it independently.
After all, not everyone could look at a blueprint and replicate it perfectly on their first try, as she could.
With that thought, Lydia proudly puffed out her chest.
"What if I only wanted him to learn how to make the firing lever or the trigger?" Lynn asked with a smile.
