Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

My usual hairstyle is a buzz cut.

Since I have a drinking party this week, I figured I'd go get a haircut, so...

I use clippers to cut my own hair.

I usually set it to about 3 mm, but today I accidentally set it to 1 mm...

It would be cute if he were a kid, but he's just an old guy now...

It might seem a little scary, but don't worry.

It's just my head that's cold, lol.

But that's beside the point.

When you hear the term “quality control for formwork,” what comes to mind?

For now, I'll write this down in the order the layers were applied.

I'll write in the order of the photos.

1. Before Construction (Prior to Commencement)
2. Number of Anchors Installed (Verification Item)
   Final layered version only
3. Reinforcement Overlap (As-Built)
4. Reinforcement Cover Measurement (As-Built)
5. Legal Framework Completed (Checklist)
6. Spray Application of Frame Completed (As-Built)

Some people refer to the completed assembly as the "final product," but that's not correct.

This is strictly for the purpose of inspecting the completed formwork assembly.

The finished product will be the result of the spraying process.

The reason for the misunderstanding is the formwork inspection, but,

For standard concrete formwork, the internal dimensions of the formwork

This is the final product, so it is extremely important.

For formwork frames, the exterior of the formwork mesh defines the finished shape.

Since the formwork is included, the thickness or width may increase after spraying.

Therefore, it is not the final product.

However, the key factor in this inspection is the concrete cover.

You should take as many photos as possible.
(Some people say it's fine because the catalog lists the hoop tie dimensions.)

See you later.