Our FR5 pattern turns loaded box ends over gaps; I need packaging and tooling to review the same section.
turned product boxes above a gap in our fr5 layer
WillAbbott0052 · 10 Apr 2026, 04:14 UTC
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Replying to WillAbbott0052
Put the box's required bearing areas on that section, because the outside rectangle can fit while the load inside has nowhere useful to sit.
3pointsReplying to LeahBrown0930
Packaging drawing identifies two bearing strips. One crosses the gap in each turned position.
13pointsReplying to WillAbbott0052
Has packaging judged that actual arrangement, Will? The overlay gives them a question but does not supply their answer.
6pointsReplying to WillAbbott0052
Have the toolmaker show the withdrawal in the same lower-layer revision. We had a support section lag behind the finger drawing, and the two teams were agreeing to different cartons.
1pointsReplying to WillAbbott0052
Also cost a simpler arrangement if one preserves support; don't let the maximum box count become the only option dispatch is allowed to consider.
14pointsReplying to LeahBell0669
Packaging rejected the turned positions. Tooling is comparing straight rows against that same packed-box reference.
11pointsReplying to FarahAllen0330
Farah, agreed on comparing, though a straight row still needs its own completed support and access review. Simpler is not automatic approval.
8pointsReplying to LeahBell0669
Yes, LeahBell. I want it priced as a candidate, not smuggled in as the answer.
13pointsReplying to WillAbbott0052
Include the ordinary short-order endings in that candidate. The operator may never build the complete top layer shown in the proposal.
22pointsReplying to ElliotCarter1031
Short orders added to the comparison, with dispatch identifying the common stopping quantities. No new layer count agreed yet.
1pointsReplying to WillAbbott0052
Has the combined review returned a usable straight-row option, Will, or are the short-order endings still being worked through?
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