Source: https://restorebunny.com/decisions/parts-exploded-view-vs-assembly-photo-sequence/

Decision report

# Parts Exploded View vs Assembly Photo Sequence

Choose a visual explanation for identifying parts or following their order of assembly.

For kit makers

## Choose based on your source

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Answer each condition using your actual source. Choose “Unknown” when you cannot verify it; an unknown condition needs checking before a recommendation.

Source conditionsThe immediate task is identifying every componentAll parts are available for a real laid-out photographAn exploded arrangement can keep every part identifiable

**Check the source before choosing**

Answer all three conditions to see a candidate route.

## A worked example

Hypothetical decision: a lamp kit buyer first needs to find its eight supplied components. A laid-out parts image answers that question before separate assembly instructions begin.

## What this can and cannot decide

A parts layout is not a tested assembly instruction or evidence that the finished object operates safely.

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## Create a product scene

Resolve missing source evidence using the route above. Continue to scene generation only when you have a suitable real reference.

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## Frequently asked questions

What does this resource produce?

Choose a visual explanation for identifying parts or following their order of assembly. It produces a plain-text decision report locally in your browser.

What should I verify before using it?

A parts layout is not a tested assembly instruction or evidence that the finished object operates safely.

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Original worksheet and hypothetical example · Updated 2026-10-25 · [Editorial policy](<https://restorebunny.com/editorial-policy/>)
