Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I'm working on a pretty rare legal framework.
It's something like this.
If you're wondering what's unusual about it, it's the pitch.
As for the pitch of the mounting slots, it's about half that of the standard product.
For the 300 size, I believe the standard pitch is 2000 mm.
However, this frame has a 1,100 mm pitch, which is extremely rare. This is the first time I’ve ever seen one.
The rebar is D13, and all other components are the same.
It must be really hard to use a curling iron with this frame. (Just my own impression.)
It might be better than the 200-character limit, but it's still really cramped.
If it were a standard frame, two people could probably fit inside it side by side, but with this one, it’s already packed just with one person.
On the other hand, is it okay not to use a small ladder??
I think I'll ask the craftsman again to see how it went.
It's really nice to get out to the field like this every now and then.
It's very educational, and I find there are many points that catch my attention.
In my case, since I write a blog every day like this, I do find it hard to come up with topics.
In situations like that, the best thing to do is go out to the scene. That’s the best way to get ideas for stories.
But then again, I might get tired and go to bed early...
I make a note of anything I notice right away.
There are actually a lot of things we do every day that we don’t even realize we’re doing.
If we keep that in mind, we might be able to achieve even better construction and construction management.
That said, I haven't been doing any construction management myself lately. I might have lost my touch...
See you later.
