Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I was really happy to receive a comment from a developer about the flat cap the other day!
By the way,
As someone involved in development myself, I find that I learn a lot by constantly seeing new things.
I want to always be open to new things.
But that's beside the point.
You can see the growth with just one bolt.
The motor on my MG-15 is rusty and not working properly, so I'm taking it apart.
You take it apart piece by piece, clean it, and then put it back together.
First, use a puller to remove the pulley.
Remove the parallel key, then remove the motor cover.
If it's stuck due to rust, tap it lightly with a chisel or similar tool.
You can remove it easily by working on two spots at the same time.
So, you remove the propeller cover at the back, take off the propeller, and completely disassemble it.
The girl on the right in the photo—who just joined us—has never even taken a bolt or nut off before!
I don't even know if I'm supposed to turn the bolt to the right or to the left, or even if I'm supposed to push it in or pull it out!!
How can I take it apart?
I'll explain them one by one.
While it's important to learn by watching your seniors' example, showing them how to do it and letting them try it themselves is the fastest way to learn.
I had a hard time even removing a single bolt from the M6 (lol)
But even though it may seem obvious to those in the know, it can be really difficult for those who aren't.
Today, he’ll unscrew the bolt by turning it counterclockwise. If the bolt head gets stripped and won’t turn (this time), he’ll just snap it off!
I think I've learned that.
I’ll also teach you things like how to tap the hole after stripping the bolt head, but I’ll save that for next time lol.
It’s very important to remember that even if what you do every day seems ordinary to you, it may not be the same for everyone.
There were things I didn't even know myself back then, and it's because I learned them that I am where I am today.
That’s why we can recognize that the things we don’t know are important. Learning new things helps us grow, right?
It’s very important to admit when you don’t know something.
The Courage to GrowThat's it.
Our young ones are going to keep growing and developing from here on out.
I'm just some middle-aged guy watching someone take apart a motor, but,
It was somehow quite moving.
So, after that, we all went out for some rich, hearty ramen (lol).
See you later.
