Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Man, today's the day I'm heading back to Nagoya lol

The other day, I spoke with a mother and father at a convenience store near the construction site,

"I'll be heading home tomorrow. Thank you for your hospitality during my short stay."

When I said that, they gave me a hand towel while saying, “Thank you, too!” lol

It kind of feels like I'm not quite ready to let it go.

It was a really great place lol

Thank you very much.

But that's beside the point.

What do you usually do with Drill Slimes?

In our case, we attach the suction hose directly to the flexible container bag to discharge the contents.

Assemble a square frame using single-wall pipes and place a flexible container bag inside it.

All that's left is to keep an eye on it to make sure it doesn't overflow while drilling.

Depending on the site, if excavation is scheduled to take place afterward, we may deliver the materials directly to the site.

Even in situations like that, if you make a slime head like the one in this photo, it won't splatter everywhere,

A slimy, gooey substance oozes out.

It's safe because the slime doesn't shoot out forcefully, even when using compressed air.

I actually made this by copying another company, lol.

Ultimately, please dispose of the slurry as construction waste. (Interpretations may vary.)

I used to be registered with Credas, but Credas shut down recently, right? lol

I'm not sure how they're doing it these days, but the Excel-based documents seem to be similar.

See you later

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