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It’s a very efficient and practical method – it gets twice the result with half the effort! 855 This work is shared; the copyright belongs to the original author. It is intended for educational use only!
It was posted before, but due to insufficient technology at that time, it couldn’t be shared on the forum. This time, I found a way to share it here, in the hope of giving everyone a more intuitive understanding. Also, if anyone has any good practical tips, please share them so that more people can benefit!
It’s just my personal opinion; please don’t criticize me. I think using a level attached to the upper steel plate while pulling it out might give more accurate results than relying on human eyesight
No spraying – your suggestion is more reasonable, and it’s not difficult to implement; everyone can start using it right away!
It’s not practical; it still relies on experience. Even with a level, one has to keep observing frequently, which takes time during the work process. There is also significant vibration, requiring wait times until things stabilize before observation can take place
Compared to the previous disassembly method, this advantage is quite obvious. There may be some shortcomings, which can be improved through optimized operations!
This disassembly method is fine; we disassemble it in the same way. What I’m saying is that using a level isn’t practical. ;P
There are always more solutions than problems:victory: