Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The "Newcomer W" Series.
First Time Painting (Rust Prevention)
I used an angle grinder to remove the rust from the motor, washed off the oil, and applied a rust-preventive coating.
Since this was his first time painting, it was quite a struggle for him just to get this far!
(It's easy this time since I'm using a spray can. It would be much harder if I were using an air gun.)
My First Time Masking.
This is actually quite well done, but the difference between this and my work is obvious—the speed is just different.
I think once they try it once, they'll be able to do it on their own from then on.
The finished product isn't bad, so it's fine.
It's just a matter of painting, so I don't really have any particular preferences about it.
This is how we're growing every day!
But that's beside the point.
Slime Discharge from a Suspended Drilling Rig
This video shows how many slimes need to appear for it to be okay.
It's a little hard to see, but this is what it looks like.
The operator on the floor constantly monitors the slime's status and signals the control room when they notice it's starting to get clogged.
Once you receive the signal, please raise the drilling rig and flush the borehole with air.
Once the drill bit gets clogged, it causes a significant loss of time, so it’s best to clean it frequently to ensure smooth drilling.
If you drill too aggressively, the rod will break easily, just like it did the other day.
Be sure to constantly check the condition of the slurry and the shank rod while drilling.
With suspended core drilling rigs, where the condition of the core slurry is often not visible,
Please have the craftsman standing next to the drilling machine carefully check the work and give the signal.
See you later.
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