I enjoyed the supervised FR10 sleeve-loading trial and wrote it up far too broadly. Sorted tray ready, setup ready, demonstrator beside me. I did take part, but my draft makes it sound as though I got the whole job going alone, and I didn't. How do I keep the genuine good impression while fixing that?
Say what you did and what was already prepared. Keep your reaction. Leave recovery and changeover unreviewed if you didn't experience them, rather than guessing whether they'd be easy.
I've rewritten it around operating the prepared, supervised trial, with the demonstrator's setup and sorted tray stated up front. No claim about independent setup, changeover or fault recovery now. Thanks, Grace, that kept me from replacing one overstatement with a fake negative review; I still liked the part I actually tried.