Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
You do flow tests, right?
It’s best to do it on as level a surface as possible, but sometimes that’s just not an option, is it?
I placed various things under the Flowcone's legs to level it out.
This is what you use in situations like that.
This is a jig designed specifically for this flow cone.
Even if it's tilted, the center position remains the same.
Position this jig right in the center of the flow cone.
This tip is at the same position where grout injection stops.
No matter how much it tilts, the center of the grout remains unchanged, so you can accurately determine the point at which to stop pouring.
Well, as long as you know the basics, it's no problem, but if you don't, it can be a hassle, lol.
It makes you wonder, "What on earth is this?"
Flow tests aren't particularly accurate either; they're just a rough guide.
You really have to know how to do it, or you'll mess up, right?
Just to make sure things look accurate (and credible) during meetings and such, lol
As is the case with everything, each piece of equipment has a specific purpose, so let's make sure we understand it well ^^
Whether you need it or not is a different matter.
See you later.
