Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I mixed some cement slurry.
8 bags × 6 batches
The mixer I rented is so tall—it's a real pain!
First, pour cement around the base of the mixer (8 bags).
Then you put it back in again.
It's not a huge amount, but when you have to lift twice as much, the fatigue is definitely twice as bad!
I'm totally exhausted.
As expected, the mixer we usually use at our company is the best.
In my experience, Toho Chika Koki's mixers are easy to use.
Toho Underground Construction Machinery Co., Ltd.
Once you're over 40, your ability to recover does start to decline.
Come to think of it,Artisans are truly amazing!
Even though I say, “Man, I’m exhausted!” I still go to the job site the next day and get to work.
To be honest, it's not something I can do very often.
It’s especially tough on amateur craftsmen like me—someone who used to be a director and is now just pretending to be a craftsman.
If you ask me about construction management, I can answer just about anything, but I’m totally out of shape, lol.
I'd really like to use a silo for the construction as much as possible! Just press a button and the cement comes pouring out! That's the best, isn't it? lol
When mixing cement slurry,
I'd really like this.
It seems it has already been adopted in the construction industry as well.
Construction Site Work Made Easier with Robotic Suits; Cyberdyne Delivers to Obayashi Corporation
Apparently, it takes about 40% of the weight off your lower back.
As I read this article, I’m starting to think that, with a little ingenuity, introducing robots might actually be a viable option.
New things keep coming out one after another.
You probably don't need to go along with it, but it's good to know.
But I want this right now! lol
See you later.
