Bracket readings with the restraint column missing

It was sorted by angle. Batch and piece numbers survived, fortunately, so the inspector can match them back.

Then rebuild the table with those conditions visible. Leave missing conditions blank rather than copying the one from the row above because it looks likely.

Will the supplier get the corrected table as well?

Yes, Luis. They've only had the sorted copy so far. I've told them the restraint conditions are being recovered.

Inspector matched most rows. The low angles are mainly clamped checks; the final accepted readings followed correction. Three rows still lack a clear stage.

Useful recovery. Those three can stay separate. Did the supplier's proposed extra restraint come from the mixed table, or from other evidence?

Who is correcting the estimate if that proposal changes? We've had the technical note amended while the buyer's cost sheet carried on selling the original story quite happily.

And check any labour saving based on those final angles. The press didn't work for free.

Ella, it came from this table. Harish, our estimator has the correction and is revisiting the allowance, including Henry's press-time point. No new fixture decision yet.

Did the review produce a fresh sample plan? I'd be interested whether the proposed restraint survives once they're looking at released readings from identified pieces.