borgqueenx
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if a device that beats pandora comes, im outta here, thats for sure.
borgqueenx said:if a device that beats pandora comes, im outta here, thats for sure.
And the crack on the back of the hinge? Will you take that, too?Stephane Hockenhull said:if the cases are sturdy and functional ship it.
I'll even gladly take one of those odd-colored sample cases.
hmm, guess I don't understand it.Phawx said:
There was no crack on the other revisions and this time the tool was just not adjusted correctly, that's all(an educated guess, as I've worked in a moulding factory for a while). Molding machines rarely stand still, as they have to run permanently to make money. Heating up the machine and making it ready to produce takes very long. It is very likely that the tool has already been removed from the machine to produce something else in the meantime. So when OP finally orders MP cases, they will move the tool in a free machine and adjust again. The crack isn't really reproducable when the tool is adjusted properly.WizardStan said:And the crack on the back of the hinge? Will you take that, too?
Depends on the alternative. I've got superglue.WizardStan said:And the crack on the back of the hinge? Will you take that, too?Stephane Hockenhull said:if the cases are sturdy and functional ship it.
I'll even gladly take one of those odd-colored sample cases.
That's just it though, we don't know what caused it, yet despite not knowing, people are still making (theoretical) decisions. It's scaring me that anyone would make a decision like this when such an important piece of information is missing, especially when it is knowable if you just wait a day or two.mali said:There was no crack on the other revisions and this time the tool was just not adjusted correctly, that's all(an educated guess, as I've worked in a moulding factory for a while). Molding machines rarely stand still, as they have to run permanently to make money. Heating up the machine and making it ready to produce takes very long. It is very likely that the tool has already been removed from the machine to produce something else in the meantime. So when OP finally orders MP cases, they will move the tool in a free machine and adjust again. The crack isn't really reproducable when the tool is adjusted properly.
I totally agree. We should know more tomorrow, I hope.WizardStan said:That's just it though, we don't know what caused it, yet despite not knowing, people are still making (theoretical) decisions. It's scaring me that anyone would make a decision like this when such an important piece of information is missing, especially when it is knowable if you just wait a day or two.
trooper said:Case revision 3 has the mutilated hinge, Revision 2 does not. So there is obviously a problem somewhere,
Which is not consistent across case revisions. So the problem can not be attributed to the moulds, As it
would have shown up on the previous cases.
The options are, Recycled plastic was used, An inexperienced worker set the machine up,
Or It was intentionally done as a rush job, To get the cases out to Michael as quick as possible,
So he could see the improvements that were requested, Forgoing the overall aesthetics of the sample case.
Trooper
Nova said:Unless when they modified it, they sliced too much off the mould. I can't think of why they would knowingly send off something that has that flaw. Or rather seven of those somethings. They had to know that Michael would notice, it's not a discrete problem.
EvilDragon said:Though that wouldn't make sense as the hinge hasn't been changed AFAIK. It was fine since Rev 1 (which is the case I do have: No cracks here).
I guess it's because they rushed...