our fr5 removal sketch borrows the setter's space

IsabelArcher0387 · 28 Jan 2026, 04:29 UTC

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IsabelArcher0387
The proposed FR5 stand is right where our setter brings the fixture trolley. I asked for the open door and complete gripper in the access model; now the cheap-looking position appears to depend on losing that trolley route. Has anyone kept this sort of comparison useful without modelling the whole workshop?

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DavidBarnes0606
Replying to IsabelArcher0387

Mark the space the setter actually uses and the routes that must stay clear, then compare only positions that respect those; a cheap stand gets expensive if every changeover needs the room rearranged

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IsabelArcher0387
Replying to DavidBarnes0606

We walked the changeover with the setter and marked that space. Both proposed fixed positions overlap it once the door is shown open. Integrator offered to investigate a movable arrangement, but that adds work we hadn't priced.

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DavidBarnes0606
Replying to IsabelArcher0387

You can stop at that decision, Isabel; we abandoned a pallet proposal after trying the real order sequence, and the useful result was finding out before buying the kit

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IsabelArcher0387
Replying to DavidBarnes0606

We've dropped this purchase for the present room. The workshop lead won't give up the changeover route, and neither fixed position survives it. Thank you, David; that's a clearer answer than carrying an unpriced movable base into the request.

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