Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Are there any readers out there with babies?
How many wrinkles are there on the back of a baby's thigh?
Apparently, you can tell the gender of your next child based on the number of those wrinkles! lol
It was the first time I’d heard that, but it was an interesting story.
If there's just one wrinkle, the next child will be a boy.
If there are two lines, the next child will be a girl.
That's what I've heard.
I heard this story from a friend’s mom, and apparently, all of her kids were spot on lol.
"No way!" I thought, so I looked it up—and found the same search results on Google, too!! lol
「Baby, Thigh, Gender"If you search for '', it'll come up, right? lol"
But that's beside the point.
For some reason, I just wanted to do something fun...
I'm thinking of conducting an experiment.
I think that’s something no one has ever done before, but...
This is probably something you've never done before.
Here is how cracks form in sprayed mortar when using steel spacers versus plastic spacers.
The question is, which one is more prone to cracking?
Steel and plastic made from mortar with the same mix.
I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out, but in a way, this is going to be a long-term test, isn't it?
The idea is to create test specimens, leave them in the company's warehouse, and observe how they change from winter to summer.
Since we can't make test specimens that are very large,
Approximately 50 cm × 50 cm; 3 spacers of one type
16 spacers of a single type, in an unusually large quantity
So, what do you think?
The reason I made the numbers so extreme is that I thought it would be better to look at which one is easier to get into from an extreme perspective.
Actually, I think both would work, lol.
Well, it's just an experiment, after all, so the results will probably come out when I've long since forgotten about it.
Stay tuned for our upcoming event.
If you have any suggestions on how we could improve this, please feel free to email us your thoughts.
See you later.
Thank you for your hard work.
If you're going to experiment, why not try it without the spacer too?❗
Either way, I think cracks will form...
Thank you for your hard work.
That's right.
We need something to compare it to, don't we?
I'll give it a try!
Can I put in some wire mesh?
While I was writing this… Is there a difference in how cracks form depending on whether the top layer of wire mesh is raised with spacers or not?
A new question has popped into my head lol
Thank you for your hard work.
I was wondering if I could get a last-minute spot, lol.
I'm thinking this might be an experiment to see if the spacers cause cracks.
If there's a last one, should we give it a try? lol
Let me think of a sample.