Choose dents, uneven finish, remaining dust, lodged media or little visible change. The source separates an observation from the first check and a possible adjustment. Bruised edges call for a review of falling action and fragile geometry. Uneven appearance retains the incoming sanding and blocked-flow questions. Dust and lodging have different separation checks. Keep several observations as separate rows so a longer cycle does not hide a handling or preparation problem.
Select the entries relevant to your review.
Possible adjustments must be tested on representative wood parts. Keep every selected requirement with the part and the actual trial record. Selecting a row does not show that its acceptance condition has been met.
Save an incoming reference and inspect representative parts after a short agreed trial, after separation and after cleaning. Record where the new mark or residue appears. Verify the smallest openings against the media grade and its worn condition. If deep machining defects remain, review upstream correction rather than treating walnut shell as a universal cutting process. The proposed changes are trial questions, with no numeric load, speed or duration.
What to check first: Part concentration, falling action, fragile geometry
Possible adjustment to test: Increase cushioning, reduce part load, shorten the trial, or change equipment
What to check first: Incoming sanding, blocked flow, mixed part sizes
Possible adjustment to test: Standardize incoming parts and restore consistent circulation
What to check first: Media condition, excessive charge, separation method
Possible adjustment to test: Refresh media, reduce charge, and improve extraction or post-cleaning
What to check first: Particle size versus smallest opening
Possible adjustment to test: Change grade or redesign the separation and inspection step
What to check first: Defect depth, media contact, movement, target definition
Possible adjustment to test: Correct the upstream defect or test a more suitable process
Read the Jintaijin technical article. Source table reviewed 3 October 2026. Possible causes, directions and adjustments remain conditional reference fields.
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