FR10 bracket plan with an imaginary empty correction bench

AnikaBell0682 · 5 Feb 2026, 14:55 UTC

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AnikaBell0682
Our FR10 bracket estimate includes correction time now, but assumes the shared correction bench is always available. That's my remaining snag: who owns the queue when a released bracket fails?

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BethCarter1020
Replying to AnikaBell0682

Who decides it needs correction? Put that decision before the queue in the handover, otherwise every doubtful bracket becomes somebody else's urgent job.

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AnikaBell0682
Replying to BethCarter1020

Quality decides from the released check; the bench supervisor accepts work, but our proposed flow skips that acceptance.

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TheoBell0671
Replying to AnikaBell0682

Then the plan needs somewhere for the bracket to wait with its identity and decision intact. Not saying build a new buffer for it. First find out what the shared bench already accepts and how production knows it has accepted the job.

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BethCarter1020
Replying to AnikaBell0682

And don't turn the single failed bracket in the old file into a correction rate for every order. It shows a route you need to cover. It doesn't tell you how full that route will be.

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TheoBell0671
Replying to TheoBell0671

Has the bench supervisor seen the expected workload, Anika? An empty box on a process diagram is very accommodating; the person already doing other jobs may have a less cheerful answer.

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AnikaBell0682
Replying to TheoBell0671

Yes, Theo, they flagged the missing acceptance step. Beth, correction frequency stays unknown; the one example isn't our rate.

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