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HarishBrown0924 · 2025年8月30日 21:37 UTC
Ask whoever makes the fixture to estimate the work, including changes after the first trial, because little is currently standing in for somebody else's time.
18分Our machinist would make it, and I had assumed he would fit it around other jobs.
12分Which other jobs lose that time?
24分Repair work, mostly, which makes the free-time assumption look worse rather than better.
4分Before any fixture gets made, time the manual unload and watch where the fiddly bits are. We had a proposed handling exercise where getting the parts into a sensible starting position took longer than moving them. Lovely robot problem, poor reason to buy a robot.
13分Include the people needed for the trial too, not just the machining estimate; someone will prepare parts, supervise it and deal with the interruptions.
7分Julia, baseline timing is now part of the proposal; Naomi, I'll name preparation and trial support instead of putting one vague labour allowance.
4分When I get called back to a supposedly simple job, it's usually an awkward part or a recovery nobody taught. Budget a second person learning those cases, not just you becoming very good at rescuing the pilot.
8分And agree the pilot's supervision and safeguarding before treating it as a normal production task.
15分Understood, Anika; this stays a reviewed supervised trial, and Leah's second-person training is in the scope I'm taking to my colleague.
23分What result would make you drop it? Put that beside the budget before everyone gets fond of the kit.
19分Keep the repair-work displacement visible in that discussion as well, since a promising unload time won't give the machinist those hours back.
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