Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Last time, we ended with rebar that, even when lifted, ends up falling back down lol
It was just so cold at the site that I couldn't get the frozen rocks off, lol.
And, assuming there is one, if you place a stone in the hole and set the rebar in it,
The rock and the natural ground end up sticking together and can't be separated.
It's hard to adjust the spacing, so the plate ends up floating.
Freezing is really scary, lol.
And so, what happened next was...
Around that time, I was managing construction on-site while also operating the drilling rig, and
Since I was busy with plant-related work, I didn't have any time during the day, so,
After finishing up at the job site, I stopped by a home improvement store to buy some wire, cardboard, packing tape, glue, and other supplies.
I took it back to the apartment where I lived with my coworkers and the craftsmen,
We were having a blast making stuff while drinking with the craftsman, lol.
Every day, we’d sit around drinking and chatting, and that’s when I came up with the idea.
I drew dozens of drawings, didn't I? lol
We really had a great time back then, didn't we?
That night, I made a few prototypes, and
The next day, I was at the job site doing a test run with the contractor, and we were both pretty disappointed, lol.
I think there were about 15 prototypes alone.
Trial and Error That's exactly what I mean.
However, although this project lasted about three months,
It wasn't finished during that time.
Actually, the clip spacer was completed on,
It was completed a few months later at the same site by the same team of craftsmen.
It all started with something trivial.
More to come next time.
