Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I didn't manage to schedule the post for my article from the other day, so I was in a rush to get it up lol
That really gave me a scare.
But that's beside the point.
In Part 3 of the previous post, we received an inquiry asking whether the jacks would need to be replaced when the apartment building at Tai Buran is expanded.
I figured someone would probably ask about that, so I made sure to take plenty of photos! lol
The tension bar is the same!
I had actually thought we’d have to replace the entire hydraulic jack, but since the coupler connecting to the building could fit inside the ram chair, we were able to get by with just replacing the coupler.
However, although there were no issues this time, changes are likely depending on the size of the Anchor apartment building.
The couplers look like this; the smaller one is the coupler for the F40 apartment building.
It looks pretty big when you look at it in cross-section.
Naturally, it’s quite heavy.
There are also engravings, but they seem to vary depending on the type of headpiece.
The aluminum cap gets about this big, lol.
Please note that, as you can see, everything—starting with the support plate—will be larger.
The method used to process the head in this case is, strictly speaking, unusual.
While this isn't effective in every situation, please consider it as one possible approach.
This means that, in the worst-case scenario, recovery is possible in this way.
Whether you're a director or a craftsman, knowledge is your greatest asset!
See you later.
When You Mess Up the Precise Head Position of a Tie-Down Anchor
When You Mess Up the Precise Head Position of a Tie-Down Anchor (Part 2)
When You Mess Up the Precise Head Position of a Tie-Down Anchor (Part 3)
Thank you for your hard work.
That's definitely a nice one, too.
It’s a hassle to deal with payments and changes, but I didn’t know how to handle these situations either, so this is really helpful.
Knowledge is power. That's exactly right.
After reading the article, I don't feel like going to NEXCO ^_^
Since I'm an employee, I felt like, "Well, if the president tells me to go, I guess I have no choice but to go" ^_^
Thank you for your hard work.
Even if you never get a chance to use it, knowledge is a lifelong asset.
You can pack as much as you want!
I really can't recommend NEXCO, but there is one good thing about it.
It helps you learn what it means to "hang in there!"
How can I endure when I'm pushed to my limits?
How can we avoid or confront this?
I guess it's a world where your knowledge and experience really make a difference, lol.