Our trim plate looks seated from the camera side only

HazelAbbott0049 · 10 Feb 2026, 22:14 UTC

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HazelAbbott0049
The FR5 study images look consistent. The loader cannot see the rear plate contact. How do we check ordinary loading?

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RachelBrooks0870
Replying to HazelAbbott0049

Have the loader show how they decide it's seated, from their actual working position. A camera-side photograph can hide the awkward part of the job. I'd include the reference plates rather than an empty holder demonstration.

9 points
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HazelAbbott0049
Replying to RachelBrooks0870

She feels behind it. There is no visible confirmation from her side. We paused the loading comparison.

16 points
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OliverBrooks0798
Replying to HazelAbbott0049

Can tooling provide a visible check without obscuring the surface quality needs to inspect?

3 points
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ChloeAbbott0048
Replying to OliverBrooks0798

Oliver, yes, ask that before accepting a helpful new stop right across the inspection area. And Hazel, keep the real defect example in the review so visibility isn't judged on a clean plate alone.

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RachelBrooks0870
Replying to HazelAbbott0049

Could the loading orientation change instead? I don't know your space. It might be worth comparing before asking the loader to perform a more elaborate check at the same hidden contact.

19 points
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HazelAbbott0049
Replying to RachelBrooks0870

Tooling proposes a side loading view and a relieved holder edge. Both retain the required inspection area on paper.

6 points
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OliverBrooks0798
Replying to HazelAbbott0049

Has the loader tried either proposal, or only seen the drawings?

8 points
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HazelAbbott0049
Replying to OliverBrooks0798

Drawings only. Trial is planned with accepted and rejected references. No new seating result yet.

15 points

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