I cannot tune the FR10 faceplate inspection from these scratch guesses

SarahBell0676 · 18 Jun 2026, 23:35 UTC

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SarahBell0676
Our bright-finished faceplate examples have streaks that move when presentation shifts, yet the labels call them scratches. The FR10 station isn't commissioned. I want a reference set tied to actual faceplates and cosmetic decisions before anyone tunes thresholds (including me). Where should we start?

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FarahAbbott0069
Replying to SarahBell0676

Start with retained faceplates and the acceptance owner. Are the image identities reliable?

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SarahBell0676
Replying to FarahAbbott0069

Yes, images link to individually bagged faceplates. The scratch words were added by the person sorting the images, not by quality. We haven't got physical region-by-region findings alongside them.

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CallumAllen0273
Replying to SarahBell0676

Can quality examine those regions against the agreed appearance requirement before the image labels are used for anything further?

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FarahAbbott0069
Replying to CallumAllen0273

And keep uncertain separate from accepted. Removing a scratch guess doesn't award the part a pass.

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SarahBell0676
Replying to FarahAbbott0069

Quality has now identified one actual surface mark for assessment and left the other streak regions unclassified. I've taken the guessed labels out of the tuning set, while retaining the original images and who labelled them.

9 points
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CallumAllen0273
Replying to SarahBell0676

Will the capture comparison include that identified mark once its product judgement is settled, so a lighting change is checked for visibility as well as a cleaner background?

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FarahAbbott0069
Replying to CallumAllen0273

Keep an accepted reference in that comparison too, Sarah. Otherwise every improvement only means fewer bright pixels.

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