I want the new FR5 welding plan to explain the old bracket correction, not quietly copy it. Historical notes say aligned while restrained but outside drawing requirements after release. What records would separate incoming fit-up, fixture location and final inspection? This is a records review, not a welding adjustment trial.
Follow one identified bracket through the route, including when correction occurred and how each inspection supported and referenced the part. A visually aligned restrained assembly and an accepted final number may describe two quite different stages; neither tells you the missing released measurement by implication.
The route names correction but gives no method, and I cannot link the restrained note to a numbered sample. I've asked the process owner for the inspection and component records. No paired measurement established yet.
Keep that limit visible to the fixture designer. The records can identify questions for current fit-up and release checks without being enough to calculate distortion or prescribe a compensating locator change.
Who will decide the current sample-review scope if the historical measurements cannot be recovered, so the proposal doesn't wait indefinitely for evidence that may no longer exist?