Lewis_Blair · 25 Dec 2025, 08:34 UTC
Ask the layout owner to list the missing geometry on that view. Full tool assembly, held blank and actual door position are needed for the route check. A coloured part doesn't fill those gaps.
7 pointsToolmaker owns the body drawing, integrator owns the layout; neither seems to own putting them together
10 pointsI'd ask the integrator to confirm who will assess the combined arrangement, Lewis. I've also been chasing a combined view on a fixture-loading proposal. Having all the separate drawings in my inbox still doesn't tell me whether their revisions belong together.
16 pointsOur handovers have confused an installation shortage with a spare before. Here I would name the missing drawing, not say the gripper is missing, if the physical tool already exists.
20 pointsOnly proposed tooling, Owen, no physical gripper yet; missing drawing is the right wording anyway
8 pointsInclude the proposed connections behind the body in the assembly request, with their routing needs, since a body outline alone may still leave the most awkward part unspecified.
9 pointsAnd define the required movements. Reach to the loading pose is one check. Entering with the blank, opening for release and withdrawing are other parts of the same job.
5 pointsElliot, I'd put those on the same drawing request. Separate emails about each omission were getting me separate replies, all perfectly responsive and none showing the combined job.
14 pointsIntegrator has taken the combined review; release, withdrawal and connections are in one request, with the proposed assembly revision named
16 pointsWho supplies the door survey, Lewis?
20 pointsOur maintenance lead; survey requested, not done yet, so the open panel stays marked unknown
22 pointsHave that survey identify the intended open position and relevant projections as well as the opening, otherwise the layout may gain an accurate hole while still omitting the door beside it.
9 pointsDoes the setter need that same front area for fixture removal? I would include it now if so, even though you haven't chosen a stand or proposed moving one.
11 pointsYes, fixture comes out at the front; I've got the setter on the review list now
7 pointsAsk the setter to show the removal route, not only where they stand. The fixture itself needs somewhere to go once it is out.
18 pointsHe's marked that on the planning copy; thanks, Elliot, I'd only drawn his standing space
10 pointsDid maintenance get the door position measured?
6 pointsDoor survey is back; tool connections still undefined, so the combined assessment and stand choice are waiting on those
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