Our rotated boxes put their strongest edges over the gaps

HassanBarnes0530 · 19 Aug 2025, 12:45 UTC

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HassanBarnes0530
I overlaid the packed-box base on our UR5e layer drawing and its reinforced edges land partly over gaps in the layer below; who needs to review that before we keep the alternating pattern?

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AnilAllen0288
Replying to HassanBarnes0530

Packaging, with the actual filled box details. Don't let anyone wave it away with alternating is stronger. They need to look at what supports these particular boxes.

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HassanBarnes0530
Replying to AnilAllen0288

They've asked for the layer drawing and a filled sample, so we're holding the pattern rather than trying to fix the gap ourselves

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JamieBrown0904
Replying to HassanBarnes0530

Could you put the tool's finger space on that same drawing? We had packaging close a gap that the tool designer had deliberately left, then everyone thought the other person was being difficult.

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HassanBarnes0530
Replying to JamieBrown0904

Yes, Jamie, the gap is there for finger withdrawal on ours too; thank you, that explains why sending only the box outlines was a poor start

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AnilAllen0288
Replying to HassanBarnes0530

Then get both people looking at it together. Packaging can't conjure support into a finger gap, and the tool designer can't wish the gap smaller after the fingers are made.

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HassanBarnes0530
Replying to AnilAllen0288

They are comparing a different tool approach and a lower-count layer, neither chosen yet; at least both options now include the filled-box support detail

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AnilAllen0288
Replying to HassanBarnes0530

Leave the original pattern out of the approved folder while they compare. Otherwise someone will grab the familiar picture and you'll have this conversation twice.

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