Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Have you installed a void tube in the zabuton frame?
I've told this story before, lol.
But since I get asked this a lot, I'll write about it again lol
In actual practice, the finish looks better if you don't leave any voids.
This is an indisputable fact.
There's a reason for this.
This is what it usually looks like in a drawing, right?
On actual job sites, we can't apply the trowel because of the voids...
Whether it's a standard-sized frame or a zabuton-sized frame, it's the same for the following reasons:
Once I remove the voids, the raised parts get in the way so much, lol.
That's why it's better not to have it!
Well, most people would think, “If you drill a hole, it’s gonna crack, right!?”
is what they say.
Actually, there haven't been any cracks so far.
So, in terms of how we handle this in actual field situations,
The best way is to position the void right at the edge of the surface.
Please set it up around here lol
No way, it's gonna get buried!!!
I know you're probably thinking that, but it's okay!
Even if the area around the hole expands due to the spray, we’ll fill it in at the end.
The zabuton frame is intended solely for leveling the pressure plate.
The same applies to legal frameworks.
It looks best when it's set a little low.
I bet even the craftsmen would say it's easy to work with, lol.
See you later.
