Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The 10% consumption tax has gone into effect.
It's a little complicated, but it looks like our mental math accuracy might actually improve!
It seems like there are fewer calculation errors, so in a way, that's a plus, lol.
But that's beside the point.
It's the usual trumpet, lol.
I've been getting a few more machines, and since I needed various things, I decided to buy some new ones!
Cut open the used casing and hollow out the inside.
Weld the trumpet section onto it.
This time, we used 3.2 mm-thick steel plate, which is thicker than standard trumpet tubing.
That's because I found out that a 2.3 mm trumpet-shaped piece tends to warp over time.
It gets deformed when it collides with something or when the anchor body hits it.
Also, the bell-shaped tube used for cleaning the bore gradually gets thinner. (After about two years of use, it had thinned to less than 2 mm.)
So, this time it's 3.2 mm.
Even small items can be very expensive when you buy them.
By doing at least the bare minimum yourself, you can keep costs as low as possible.
I'm getting attached to it again lol
CAD drawings of trumpet tubes “Download Page"I added it to [...].
If you get into the habit of making even small things yourself, ideas will come to you anytime, anywhere, don't you think?
If it doesn't exist, just make it.
And with just a little tweaking, it becomes something new.
See you later.
P.S.I imagine it's probably busy all over the country.
In any case, especially during times like these, let’s stay safe, get plenty of rest, and do our best at work!
Do you know what to do if you prioritize safety over work?
Take a break! Take a break for a while, then get back to work!!
That's the maximum speed for the construction schedule!!
Stay safe!
