CalebBrooks0841 · 30 Sept 2025, 17:55 UTC
Have they shown the delivered assembly beside your actual tray?
11 pointsOpposite side of what, Caleb? The fitting position or the whole tool orientation?
19 pointsLucy, fitting position on the adapter. The fingers keep their original orientation. Aisha, no application view of the delivered assembly, only a photograph on a bench.
9 pointsI'd compare that fitting and its connected line through the tray approach before debating the word equivalent. Is the seller offering to supply the original adapter if this one is unsuitable?
8 pointsA substitute on one of our fixtures cleared the pickup and fouled the return route. Not this adapter, but that's why I'd want the complete task repeated in the review rather than a single posed sample.
10 pointsBeth, was it the fitting or the flexible line that caught?
7 pointsThe line. Drawing showed the port and omitted what came out of it.
7 pointsFarah, they offered the original for an extra charge. I sent back the agreed tooling list and asked why restoring the ordered assembly is being priced as an upgrade.
24 pointsAsk availability as well. An extra price isn't a delivery promise.
8 pointsI would keep both questions open. I mean the supply dispute and whether the delivered tooling could work, not agree to pay for the original while they investigate.
23 pointsBeth, thanks. I'll remember to include the connected line in our own tooling review.
16 pointsCaleb, has the seller supplied either the proper application view or an actual original-adapter supply option? Curious which route they choose when a bench photo stops being enough.
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