Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I recommend taking a photo like this just in case.
Can you see it? lol
Measuring the height of the spacer.
Since the price is based on market rates, the spacers themselves are treated as miscellaneous expenses, so it’s fine to have them or not.
It doesn't appear on the drawings, and there are no rules regarding it.
As for what to put in the mortar, since it’s made of iron, there aren’t any specific requirements.
However, adding this helps control the thickness.
I can speak to the accuracy of the finished product.
If it's not inside, you wouldn't know which parts are thick and which are thin, right?
It'd be bad if there were any thin spots, though lol
This Nozzle Man is really good—the material is on schedule, but there’s a possibility the finished product won’t meet specifications.
This Nozzle Man is really bad at this—not enough material = possibility of over-forming.
If anything, a little less is just right.
Sure, using too much isn't ideal, but it's better than having to redo the work because the finished product isn't up to standard!
But then again, as a craftsman, you might wonder, “Is that really okay?”...
By inserting a spacer, it is possible to achieve a reasonably accurate spray application.
As a construction manager, I insert spacers like this, which makes it easy to check the thickness,
The craftsmen are always paying close attention to the visual aspects, so the thickness is just right!
Can we really say that?
Are we going to rely on the craftsman's haphazard intuition to get the job done?
Which one makes you feel more secure?
Since managers are in a position where they have to back up their arguments with numbers, I think you'll understand.
So, even when responding to inquiries from government agencies like that, you’ll need to submit unrelated photos like these as well.
It's just a photo of a spacer.
However, if you have a photo showing that it’s actually installed and meets the height requirement, the local government office will just say, “Oh, that’s great,” and that’ll be the end of it.
Even if I say, “I’ve installed spacers!”—without any photos to prove it...
You need documentation for all government procedures.
In English, it's called "evidence" lol
"It's shrimp!" No, it's not!
I guess that's the kind of phrase consultants tend to use—the "highly motivated" type.
For example, I think they’re asking, “Is there any evidence for that?”
Sometimes, I want to use evidence to come across as a bit of a "high-minded" type, but I can't even remember the terms...
Uhh... that... Hmmmm... THAT!
It's turned out like this, lol
In any case, please take as many photos of the evidence as possible at the scene.
Even if it's just a small thing, or even if it's just for your own satisfaction, there's a chance that satisfaction might be recognized someday.
See you later.
