Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's suddenly gotten cold, and that makes me feel a little down.
I hate the cold!
So, we were replacing all the hydraulic hoses on the drilling machine at work.
This is actually quite a tedious task, but since someone has to do it, I'm the one handling it.
But man, this is such a hassle lol
I kind of wonder if it could run without a hose, lol.
But that's beside the point.
You know this, right?
This is a bit for single-hole drilling.
Phillips-head and flat-head screws.
Both are retractable types.
But this one is different.
Both are bits for 1600-series rods.
Can you tell the difference??
Actually, there's a secret to this cross bit on the right.
I've been having a bit of trouble with this bit up until now, but it looks like this bit will solve the problem.
This is an issue that every slope construction supervisor has thought about at least once and has struggled with at least once.(Probably lol)
When the time comes, this will be one of the things I remember. (Hint: the final form.)
However, it just arrived the other day, so I'm waiting to test it at the next site.
I'll run the experiment, check the results, and get back to you!
I think—or rather, I’m certain—that it will lead to a good outcome.
Actually, this story also started during a conversation with the manufacturer, when they said, “There’s nothing like this on the market, you know.”
The other day, I received a call saying, “It’s ready!” and had it mailed to me.
At first glance, it doesn't look much different from the standard model, but there are differences between the visible and hidden parts.
I'm looking forward to the experiment. I bet the construction manager will want one, don't you think? lol
*As the title indicates, this item is not for sale.
For that reason, we don't even know yet whether it will go on sale after the experiment.
(I'm just doing an experiment anyway, lol)
See you later.
