Why is the FR10 pickup clear only with an invisible handwheel?
DanielAli0217 · 23 Oct 2025, 14:39 UTC
13 replies
Hold the choice. Get the machine survey and complete proposed tool envelope together.
15pointsBecause a line reaching a point looks wonderfully conclusive in a sales meeting. Ask for the blank held in the fingers, not just the empty tool, and the door in its actual loading position.
11pointsIs the handwheel attached to the door or to the fixture?
24pointsDoor, Daniel. It projects into the approach on the operator side.
10pointsOur handle was missing too. Photo looked flat; side view explained the problem.
17pointsDid the robot position change on yours, Owen?
17pointsLiam, I would also want the setter in this conversation before a new base position is offered. Moving the whole lot sideways often gets suggested as if the floor beside a mill were spare by definition.
17pointsDaniel Archer, no. Tooling changed. Different part and machine from this one though.
4pointsAgreed, Felix. A surveyed obstacle list should include the setter's working space.
23pointsWe have a proposed side position too. Setter says that is their jaw-change space.
13pointsThen put that objection on the actual side-position drawing. Otherwise it becomes one person's vague preference and the next revision quietly occupies the same space again. I've watched that argument go round more than once.
17pointsWho owns the revised layout?
9pointsAnd do they have an outline of the loaded gripper yet?
21pointsDiscussion closed
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