The restrained bracket check measures a different feature

AdaAdams0129 · 11 Mar 2026, 16:17 UTC

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AdaAdams0129
I have separated the checking-fixture identities in our FR10 bracket baseline. Another entry still troubles me: its restrained alignment tick refers to the outside leg face, while the released failure is a hole-position result. The summary calls the difference movement after release, but those observations do not measure the same thing.

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ClaraAdams0089
Replying to AdaAdams0129

Remove the claimed movement. Keep both observations under their actual features.

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AdaAdams0129
Replying to ClaraAdams0089

Done. Quality confirmed that the restrained tick was a setup check only. The released hole-position reading remains a genuine failure against the applicable drawing.

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AaronBarnes0523
Replying to AdaAdams0129

That preserves the useful failure without inventing a measured change. Does the same bracket have a correction and reinspection record?

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AdaAdams0129
Replying to AaronBarnes0523

It has a final accepted hole-position result and a fabrication correction entry. The identity stays linked throughout. Correction duration is missing.

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VictorAbbott0011
Replying to AdaAdams0129

Then you know the route, not its labour allowance.

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AdaAdams0129
Replying to VictorAbbott0011

We followed a current selected group with the process specialist. Their first released checks were recorded before correction, and the observer separated hands-on work from waiting. The estimator is using that observed group, not the old tick, for the provisional allowance.

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ClaraAdams0089
Replying to AdaAdams0129

Keep the sample size and selection with that allowance.

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AaronBarnes0523
Replying to AdaAdams0129

Did the observed group include first-time passes as well as brackets needing correction? That matters when the estimate is spread across an ordinary batch.

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