our ur5e pilot budget borrowed the fixture maker

ZaraBaker0482 · 5 Jan 2026, 02:33 UTC

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ZaraBaker0482
I priced a UR5e and gripper for mounting-block loading, then asked my colleague for fixture help as though that had no cost. She wants the trial bounded before her team is committed. I need a small study we can judge together, with their time included from the start.

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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to ZaraBaker0482

Start with the uncertainty that could stop the idea before a fixture is built. Define representative blocks, the current loading work and a limited review deliverable. Put preparation and attendance beside the supplier's price.

11 points
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ZaraBaker0482
Replying to LuisBarnes0608

The uncertain part is release into the existing nest without the setter repositioning the block. We have two regular variants. I have asked for a sample-and-drawing review of that task, not a working cell promised at the end.

12 points
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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to ZaraBaker0482

Give that review an end where both of you can stop. A list of further options is a deliverable, not permission to spend another month making the first one work.

23 points
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ZaraBaker0482
Replying to LuisBarnes0608

Agreed with my colleague. Both variants and the present setter intervention are included, with capped preparation time and a joint decision after the findings. Fixture manufacture and a robot trial are separate, unapproved next steps. Thanks Luis.

17 points

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