When You Mess Up the Precise Head Position of a Tie-Down Anchor (Part 4)
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. I didn’t manage to schedule the post for my article the other day, so I was in a panic trying to get it up lol. That really gave me a scare. Anyway, moving on—in Part 3 of my previous series, I received a message asking if the jacks need to be replaced when upgrading to a larger apartment with a tie-back anchor. I suppose as for that…
When You Mess Up the Precise Head Position of a Tie-Down Anchor (Part 3)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Picking up where I left off last time, here’s a solution for when the SEEE head housing is too short to apply tension. There’s actually something like this! It’s a sort of bushing that you slip over the SEEE-specific head housing. Now, a bushing is…
When You Mess Up the Precise Head Position of a Tie-Down Anchor (Part 2)
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. The rain we had the other day—our first in a while—made the pollen situation a lot more bearable, but as it gradually gets warmer, it’s probably going to turn into hell lol. It would be perfect if only there weren’t any pollen… Anyway, back to where we left off the other day. Installing the head module is a pretty precise process…
When You Mess Up the Precise Head Position of a Tie-Down Anchor (Part 1)
Hi everyone, this is Enta. It’s not something that happens very often, but I just finished a construction project on a mountain where a landslide was actually happening lol. The mountain was shifting almost every day! lol. That’s definitely not something you get to experience very often, is it? It had shifted a few millimeters in just a few days after we arrived. We started drilling…