A FIELD GUIDE TO NUMBERED PARTS
The shop
is the plate.
Eight callouts. One inspection jig. Tap a yellow tag to hold a lot. Checkout stays off the plate until a contract exists.
02 / WHY IT COMES APART
Good plates
keep their numbers.
Assembled machines hide the lots. An exploded plate puts a figure on every washer, screw, and smear of leader ink so you can point at one thing and mean it.
Figbloom is that shop: the drawing is the inventory. Your tray is local. The reserve step is not connected.
03 / LOCAL PATH
Pick. Tray. Stop.
- Read the plate. Each yellow tag is a lot with a finish and a mass.
- Keep a tray. Add or drop lots. The count is yours, on this device.
- Leave checkout alone. Reserving a lot on-chain is the unfinished step.
04 / PARTS TRAY
What you are holding
Selected lots stay here until you clear them. This tray is a local demonstration, not an order.
0 lots in tray