Integrator will own the layout. Tool supplier has been asked for the complete hand with the brass blank held, while our setter is checking door positions and the access tasks that need preserving.

Include where the blank is released and how the empty hand returns. An exit that works loaded does not describe the entire unloading sequence.

We've added the receiving fixture, release and empty return to the review scope. Tool assembly dimensions are still missing, so the current drawing remains only a proposed arrangement. Thanks Lin, we'd stopped the sequence at the machine opening.

Keep those missing inputs named beside the revision, so a person opening it later can distinguish an unchecked space from a deliberate clearance.

Has the supplier supplied the assembled hand now? Interested whether the obstruction appears at the door or later at the receiver.

And whoever reviews the receiver should include how we deal with an occupied position after interruption; a route to an empty nest won't answer that operating question.