Honestly wondering how other shops keep their setups from turning into a mess.
Feels like a big chunk of setup time never goes into cutting at all:
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Setup sheets disappear, or come back with nothing useful written on them by whoever ran the job last.
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You burn twenty minutes hunting for a holder that is supposed to be in the crib, and it turns out someone stashed it in their own drawer or left it sitting in a different spindle.
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Stickouts and zero positions get guessed because nobody bothered to update them.
So are any of you actually running digital setup sheets on a tablet at the machine and having it stick, or is it still binders, clipboards, and hoping the next shift wrote down the offset changes?
What is the reality on your floor?