JonasBrown0894 · 6 Dec 2025, 17:05 UTC
Measure each loose blank and keep its identity with its seated reading. Two groups alone won't tell you what changed.
13 pointsWe have retained the samples, although the earlier seated readings cannot be matched to individual blanks. New paired measurements are being arranged with the setter.
-2 pointsDon't quietly pair them by shortest to shortest. Seen that turn guesses into a very convincing spreadsheet
16 pointsWill the setter also note which end meets the stop, particularly if the two ends are prepared differently?
5 pointsRavi, yes, ours once had a burr on only one end. Easy to miss from the front.
3 pointsMaya, did the burr change the seating or was it just visible damage?
13 pointsIt held those samples off their stop. Not saying Jonas has the same cause.
11 pointsOur paired measurements show two supplied blank lengths; the setter also found one damaged end, which is being kept separate rather than averaged into either group. The automatic-loading proposal remains on hold.
4 pointsHas planning decided whether both lengths genuinely belong in this job, or did the stock arrive mixed?
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