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LeahBrown0930 · 2026年6月21日 07:07 UTC
Start with the required bearing areas on the layer below; gaps alone don't tell me whether your cases are unsupported where it matters
23分I would put the loaded tool, release and withdrawal on that same arrangement, because packaging cannot approve a support change without knowing whether the tool still has room to leave.
16分We had separate packaging and tooling views in a review. Neither person could see what the other had assumed. I would ask for one shared section through your questionable row, even if it starts as a marked-up drawing
21分The questionable row is marked now; our packaging contact says the insert carries load along two strips, but those strips aren't on the pattern drawing
20分Can packing identify the strip direction on a closed case?
22分Lucy, that matters if orientation can change during packing; I wouldn't assume the printed face tells Leah where the insert is
17分Yes. I've seen that relationship vary. I mean the actual packed orientation, not artwork.
7分Leah, are you being asked to approve the whole pattern now, or choose a candidate for review? I'd keep that decision visible. Otherwise a provisional row sketch can turn into the production drawing before packaging has finished
18分Choose a candidate, Julia, though the email says final pattern; I have asked them to change that wording and add the bearing strips
3分Lucy and David's orientation point remains open, Leah; even an accurate strip drawing needs a way to relate those strips to each packed case before the proposed pattern can be assessed in use.
20分Agreed; I can answer the drawing question now, but packing has not answered how they preserve that orientation
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