Designer identifies three base pads and a side datum, but the far guide also touches one bracket radius before the rear pads seat; quality is checking that sample against the permitted edge shape.

Keep that sample identified and include others across the accepted range. One unusually large radius may expose a design conflict, but quality needs to establish whether it belongs in the intended incoming parts.

Can the loader see that the rear pads haven't seated?

Omar, good question. People get blamed for a seating check they've been given no view of.

The radius is accepted. Designer confirms the far guide clashes with it, and Omar, the loader cannot see the rear pads from the proposed position. Both issues are now in the revision request.

Ask the designer to show how the revised arrangement establishes seating as well as removes the clash. The loading person should not inherit a new guess just because the bracket stops rocking on the bench.

Ella, yes. And compare the required bracket location after the change. Removing contact could cure rocking while allowing the feature being inspected to move.

Revised guide clears the accepted radius range in the bench comparison, while the intended datums still locate the brackets. Designer is working on a visible seating check; that is not finished.

Is the original stronger clamp still being quoted?

It shouldn't be the default cure now, Louis. Have the designer specify the holding arrangement from the corrected locating scheme, rather than keep an upgrade bought for the wrong reason.

Stronger-clamp proposal withdrawn. Designer is checking the holding arrangement against the corrected location. I have kept the original clamp cost out of the estimate rather than assuming it is still needed.

Has the setter seen the proposed seating check yet? That is worth doing before the detail is final, particularly if the view depends on where the loader stands.

Yes. Setter rejected the first indicator position because the bracket hides it during loading. The designer is moving that indication; bench location is improved, but we have not accepted the complete nest.