Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I did it!
That thing, lol
It's a 2-meter-by-2-meter cedar, lol.
The interior is sloped toward the center to prevent water from pooling, and there is a 2-inch hole.
When viewed from below, can you see the 2-inch tip?
Attach the L-shaped bracket here, extend it outward, and install the valve.
It enters the pump from the valve.
The pump is a Koshinsha SERH-50V.
This pump has a head of about 80 meters!
I'm hoping it will fly quite a distance.
Next is the mixer.
This is the classic Makita UT2400 mixer.
It has a two-blade design that stirs quite vigorously.
I purchased two of these UT200 units.
We'll attach this to the top of the aquarium so it can be used.
If you attach this to the top, the blades will be positioned quite high, so you'll need to use a longer rod.
Doing so should ensure that the mixture is thoroughly stirred all the way to the bottom.
I'll be heading out to the site next week, so I think I'll be able to give you a sense of what it's like then.
Please wait a moment.
By the way, the amount spent so far at this stage is
Tank: 110,000 (I expect the price to rise due to soaring metal prices); a 2 m³ tank with a partial lid
Pump: 192,400 yen (list price) Roughly 70% off or less (depending on where you buy it)
Blenders: About 30,000 (Rakuten, etc.) × 2
In-house labor cost: 100,000
Total: Approximately 500,000 (excluding tax)
This works out just fine even if I only have a few jobs a year, lol.
Up until now, I’ve been switching to laying down mats, but from now on, I’m going to be planting seeds like crazy lol (even though surveying is a pain).
For now, I'll start painting from here to make it look nice, and then I'll head out to the job site next week!
I'll show you in a video next time.
See you later.
