I was sorting FR5 inspection examples and moved the desk lamp to read a label. The bright line on an accepted trim plate shifted across the face. We have images of that line in the reject folder. I want to sort the sample labels and lighting before the developer learns our desk arrangement instead of surface defects.
Our trim plate gained a scratch when the desk lamp moved
JamieBrown0904 · 4 Sept 2025, 08:51 UTC
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Replying to JamieBrown0904
Start with the actual plates and quality's decisions. Keep the shifting-line pictures as imaging examples, but don't let a folder name overrule the identified physical sample.
8pointsReplying to CarlaBaker0488
Quality has confirmed that plate is accepted. We found two copies under different filenames, now linked to its ID. Thanks, Carla; that was a cheap useful place to start.
23pointsReplying to JamieBrown0904
Now repeat it with the lamp and seating held fixed, then vary one at a time. You need to know which part of the setup keeps changing.
18pointsReplying to CarlaBaker0488
Include a known faint reject. Nice images can hide the mark you need.
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