Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I was told to take measures to prevent debris from scattering when using a suspended core drill, and that thing really came in handy.
First, please take a look at this.
*Note: Be careful of the volume*
No measures to prevent scattering
You can see the slime flying behind the drill.
Measures to prevent scattering are in place
The slime falls, spreading out from around the slime.
I took a close-up photo of the one with the splash guard installed.
You can see the slime piling up more and more at the bottom.
This might be a bit of a leap, but,It can be reduced by about 80 percent.
Shape of the Splash Guard
Since I created these to fit my machine, these aren't the only sizes available, but
I think it would be fine even if it were smaller than this.
However, if the slime is light enough to be pushed away by the air used for drilling, it may escape.
If you want to make it smaller, you'll need to make it heavier.
It measures approximately 280 mm in both width and height.
It's 30 mm thick urethane (I think that's what it was...).
Hard rubber is fine, too.
At first, the hole in the center was smaller than the rod's diameter, but it gradually got larger.
It's now 65 mm.
A tip for drilling: In soft soil, it can be difficult to tell if there’s slime, so there’s a risk of clogging, but,
If it's hard, you can drill a hole in it without any trouble.
Take great care to prevent slime from escaping during installation.Please do so.
As for the price, it depends on the materials, but I think it’s generally between 10,000 and just under 20,000.
Since this item isn't usually available in stores, please email me if you absolutely must have the exact same one.
At that point, you'll need information such as the machine's dimensions.
I think it’s something that can definitely be put to good use as a creative solution.
See you later.
