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And you seem to be assuming that the problem is in the design and not the assembly... The latter seems more likely.
by dralley 3y ago
And you seem to be assuming that the problem is in the design and not the assembly...
The latter seems more likely.
- jacquesm 3y agoYou are both missing the 'faulty process' and 'faulty communications' options.
- local_crmdgeon 3y agoAnd: - "bad parts from vendor" - "bad programming on torque wrench from MRP" - "insufficient training on process" - "tooling was programmed correctly but bad sensors" - "lube mislabeled for 3 days" This is absolutely not some simple thing. This is why people don't take us seriously as engineers.