SarahChen1198 · 15 Feb 2026, 13:00 UTC
Identify each blank and measure its relevant dimensions, including overall length, against the drawing. Inspect the seating end. Pair those with repeated supervised seating observations using the same defined stop and measuring reference, rather than comparing anonymous stick-out numbers.
22 pointsIdentities added. Two longer blanks explain their extra exposure. One ordinary-length blank still varies between loads.
12 pointsKeep that particular blank for inspection of its seating end and contact with the defined stop. Include ordinary conforming examples too, so a single awkward end does not become your estimate of normal seating behaviour.
10 pointsQuality found a raised edge on that blank and excluded it. Remaining identified blanks seat consistently with length variation accounted for.
1 pointsThat gives the planned loading study a useful manual baseline. Keep the rejected blank's finding separate; this comparison does not by itself establish the automatic-loading arrangement.
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