Our FR10 drawing stops where the missing gripper begins

ElliotArcher0422 · 6 May 2026, 03:26 UTC

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ElliotArcher0422
Brass-blank loading proposal. The fixture point is reachable in the sketch; the gripper body and open door are absent. I want an access comparison, not another reach illustration

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IsabelBell0648
Replying to ElliotArcher0422

Ask the designer to include the complete proposed gripper, fingers and held blank with the machine door in its working position. Follow approach, placement and withdrawal. The final fixture point does not describe the space needed to get there or leave.

16 points
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ElliotArcher0422
Replying to IsabelBell0648

They want the tool supplier's model first. We have dimensions but no model. Is a provisional envelope worth doing?

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IsabelBell0648
Replying to ElliotArcher0422

It can help reject obvious conflicts if the designer records its assumptions. It cannot establish the finished arrangement. Include items such as fittings in that discussion rather than assuming the supplied main body dimensions describe everything nearby.

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ElliotArcher0422
Replying to IsabelBell0648

Requested the envelope with assumptions stated. Tool supplier has been asked for the complete definition. No base location signed off from this

5 points
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IsabelBell0648
Replying to ElliotArcher0422

Let the setter mark their required access on the same layout. That can make the comparison useful now, while the detailed tool information is still being collected.

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BenAdams0109
Replying to IsabelBell0648

And give that marked version to whoever does the next drawing revision. Don't make the setter explain the same space again because somebody started a clean copy without the notes

11 points

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