Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I bet a lot of companies have already started work again, haven't they?

That's because traffic to Shin-Ent's Slope Management Course skyrocketed all at once.

We get about 1,000 visits per day, on average.

On long weekends and regular weekends, the number usually hovers around 100.

The other day, it shot up to 1,100th place all at once, so I thought, “Oh, work has started!” Yeah, lol.

Everyone, as we get things fully underway, please stay safe!

But that's beside the point.

The other day, I got an urgent call from the job site saying an extension bar had broken, and they asked me to bring some from inventory lol

"Exte" refers to an extension rod, but these things sometimes break.

I know it's a consumable item, so there's nothing to be done about it, but it depends on whether this broken part can be removed or not...

That'll determine whether work stops that day lol

Attach the inner casing to this extender.

So, the part that usually breaks is right around where the threads are cut.

It's not really a problem if it comes off easily, but there are quite a few cases where it gets baked on and won't come off.

If the part cannot be removed by striking it with the machine's hammer, remove the cleaning swivel, and

Next, remove the cleaning adapter with the extension rod attached.

This is where things get really tricky, but if I were to do that, I wouldn't have enough time, so I usually just replace the entire cleaning swivel assembly all at once.

It will be removed at a later date.

So, since the piece of the extension rod came off easily this time, I grabbed just the extension rod and rushed to the site.

Just in case, we keep one in stock so we can replace it at any time.

That's why I do my best to ensure that operations on-site don't come to a halt, no matter what happens.

This is exactly what they mean by “Better safe than sorry.”

So now it's just a matter of who's going to run! lol

Anyway, I'm usually the one rushing to the scene, lol.

See you later.