Let's take it easy after Obon and aim to stay injury-free!

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I went for a run at Kinkasan lol

Mount Kinka

I had assumed it would be a piece of cake, but,

First, I went through hell on a course that climbs about 650 meters in one go.

 

Wow—I never thought I’d come to the mountains for anything other than work, lol.

I don't feel any sense of accomplishment at all; I'm just shocked by how little stamina I have.

I decided I want to train a little more and try again!

If I lose another 5 kg, I might feel lighter! lol


But that's beside the point.

Toyo Koken MA-2

Today, I'm going to modify this so it can be installed on the scaffolding.

We had originally planned to install it on the machine itself, but we couldn't get that far in the process, so it just dragged on and on lol

 

So, for now, I'll take it with me and modify it so I can quickly set it up on the single-tube scaffolding.

I think it would be great if I could just mount it directly on the drilling machine, so for now, I’m hoping to bring a powerful vise so I can clamp it in place.

I think it's easy.

I'll make the necessary arrangements so that I can tweak things a bit, though.

 

A winch we prepared for the new equipment we'll be using starting Monday.

I've never even taken a practice test, so I wonder how this will turn out...

 

I’m also hoping to introduce it to all of you.

This is a slightly unusual drilling operation.

 

It’s still right after Obon, so things are moving at a leisurely pace, but let’s all take it easy at first!

Getting flustered and rushing around won't change anything.

The fastest way is to avoid accidents!

 

See you later.

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