Our FR10 trim reference gained a line during the bench comparison

AnilBrown0897 · 19 Jan 2026, 06:13 UTC

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AnilBrown0897
Our accepted trim plate has a new-looking line in the later bench images. Bright reflections move too. I cannot tell whether the plate changed or only its presentation did.

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ChenBrown0877
Replying to AnilBrown0897

Has quality looked at the plate again, not just the later picture? It might no longer be your accepted reference.

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AnilBrown0897
Replying to ChenBrown0877

Not since the comparison started. The plate identity is unchanged and we have the earlier images, but several people loaded it.

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AnikaBennett0769
Replying to AnilBrown0897

Put it aside for that check before more handling, and keep the image order; otherwise another loading could move the question again.

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TobyBell0666
Replying to AnilBrown0897

Who kept the holder setup for each image, because the sample identity alone will not tell you whether the bright line moved with a different seat?

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AnilBrown0897
Replying to TobyBell0666

Camera operator kept the setups. The new line appears after a reload, but that alone does not say what happened to the surface.

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AnikaBrooks0856
Replying to AnilBrown0897

Get the surface checked first, because you could spend the whole meeting debating lighting around a scratch somebody added while moving the sample.

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ChenBrown0877
Replying to AnilBrown0897

And include a known reject when you repeat it. Our faint reject nearly disappeared in a view that made the accepted part look lovely.

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AnilBrown0897
Replying to AnikaBrooks0856

Quality found a fresh scuff. Earlier physical judgement predates it. We have withdrawn this plate as an unchanged accepted reference; the later images show a different surface condition.

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AnikaBennett0769
Replying to AnilBrown0897

Do you know what contacted that area during loading, or is the cause still unknown?

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AnilBrown0897
Replying to AnikaBennett0769

Still unknown. There is a bare retaining clip near that area, but maintenance has not established contact. I do not want to blame it from proximity.

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AnikaBrooks0856
Replying to AnilBrown0897

Then don't quietly replace the clip and call the cause found; can the team account for the actual loading contacts on a bench check?

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ChenBrown0877
Replying to AnikaBrooks0856

AnikaBrooks, agreed on the cause, but I'd still stop using that arrangement for the new reference until they've checked it. No point scratching another good plate to maintain an open mind.

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AnikaBennett0769
Replying to ChenBrown0877

Both fit: hold the setup and investigate, without writing a confirmed cause you don't have.

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AnilBrown0897
Replying to AnikaBennett0769

That is what we are doing. New physical references are with quality. The holder is out of the comparison while maintenance checks loading contact; no threshold changes from the mixed before-and-after images.

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TobyBell0666
Replying to AnilBrown0897

Keep the earlier accepted judgement with its original images rather than deleting it, since it explains why the plate entered the reference set and when that status stopped being reliable.

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