A Broken Bolt Is a Reverse Tap | Maintenance Techniques
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It seems my blog post from the other day didn’t get uploaded due to some kind of mistake, so I’m posting this at the very last minute! I almost let the updates stop! lol That’s scary. I really need to check my updates more carefully. Anyway, moving on… The bolt attached to the top of the cylinder…
Wakita Jumbo Fair (Part 1) | Construction Equipment Exhibition
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I know this might get mixed up with my previous post, but I’d like to share some highlights from the Wakita Jumbo Fair. There are quite a few trade shows like this, so there isn’t really anything new, but I’ll introduce a few things that caught my eye. This one turns seawater into fresh water…
Signals and Calls Make It Possible to Work Even When You Can’t See Each Other | On-Site Coordination
Hi everyone, this is Enta. This week, I’m doing anchor drilling in Nagano. So, this is what it usually looks like when accidents happen. I took this photo myself (well, I’m the operator, lol)—what do you think? You can’t see anything, can you? It’s the blind spot of the crawler-type rotary percussion drill…
Rotary Percussion Consumables (Part 3) | Detailed Explanation
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’m in Nagano starting today. It’s… painfully cold over here… Ouch… that hurts… But anyway, this is a standard consumable for rotary percussion—a part that’s a familiar sight at Anchor-ya. If this breaks, it’s a real problem. All…
On-Site Guidelines | Metrics for Construction Speed and Quality
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, I was so close to drilling four 23-meter holes—lol. I have to be present for every single one, but I don’t get there until just before 10:00 a.m. If only I didn’t lose that much time… But there’s no point in saying that, so I’ll just keep doing my best! Life is always a learning…
The Number One Machine Problem with Rotary Percussion | Frequent Breakdowns
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It’s getting dark earlier these days. The other day, I had to work a little overtime, and before I knew it, the moon was out! It wasn’t even 6:00 yet. Hokkaido is already getting ready for winter. I hear it’s still hot in Honshu, and this temperature difference is pretty extreme. But anyway, regarding anchor drilling…
You Can Never Beat Someone Who Works Steadily | The Power of Persistence
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It’s a beautiful, sunny day here in Hokkaido. I’ve been wrestling with a core drill nonstop since last week, lol. It’s a pretty old Mitsubishi 230. Man, it’s so hard to use. It’s unbearable. Plus, the nuts keep coming loose all over the place. And I hardly ever drill without a core, you know? Even so…
About Applications for Special Vehicle Permits | A Must-Read for Construction Contractors
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The other day, when I got back from Kagoshima, my desk was covered with papers, papers, pap... It’s kind of discouraging, isn’t it? (lol) I guess it can’t be helped at this time of year. I’ll do my best. To everyone involved: please bear with me a little longer (lol). Anyway, moving on to the topic at hand: regarding the application for a special vehicle通行 permit…
Precision Drilling | Shizuoka's Pollen Hell and Machine Delivery
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve received many kind words from all over. To be honest, just because it’s been 10 years doesn’t mean anything special to me—I’m just going about my work as usual. Still, it is a small milestone, so I suppose it’s a good opportunity to express my gratitude to all of you. …