My easy afternoon had somebody else's morning behind it

Loading the fresh enclosure into its source pocket and starting the saved job, after he'd shown me the sequence; I didn't choose the grip or teach any points.

Did you describe any of that setup as your own work in the original post?

I wrote had it loading parts in an hour, which makes it sound as though I started with a boxed arm, not a ready bench and a patient demonstrator.

Then replace that claim with what your hour actually contained. You can still say the interface felt approachable

His morning deserves a mention. Possibly his previous week too.

I asked him, fixture and program were prepared before the visit over several sessions; he hasn't given me a total time, so I won't invent one.

No interruptions during my turn. He demonstrated a pause separately and talked through what he was doing, but I didn't carry out recovery myself.

What drew you to it despite those limits? Keep some of your actual reaction in the review

Yes, don't turn it into an apology form.

I liked being able to follow the saved sequence without hunting through menus, and I still do; before buying I'd want our actual trays, a changeover and a properly taught recovery trial, especially after that mismatched-tray comparison I posted about earlier.

That distinguishes your observed interface experience from the work needed to deliver a usable cell, without discarding either part of the review.

Have you changed the headline too? People often never get as far as the qualifications

Now says first afternoon operating a prepared FR10 job, and the opening names his fixture and programming work; the positive bit about following the saved sequence is still there.

Much fairer to the bloke who made it work.

He read it and laughed at the original one-hour claim, apparently the first fixture took longer than my entire visit; I've added a visible correction so old readers don't miss the change.