Hmm! It’s kind of surprising… or maybe not… actually, it probably is… (meaningless)
When you make the inspection stickera bit smaller and add corner radius, it becomes easier to peel off and apply.
On motorcycles, I feel like“large washers”are often used for number plate mounting.
The inspection sticker ends up touching them.
Doesn’t that feel a bit tedious? That’s when…
King Jim RT36W Corner R Scissors
This is a gem of an item! It’s basically scissors for rounding the corners of Tepra labels.
But… I’m a P-TOUCH person. I think P-TOUCH generally beats everything else…
*I’ll talk about that another time
These scissors won’t disappoint you! Definitely grab one for your toolbox. Super convenient.
Just insert the corner and cut
In die-casting terms, it’s“corner radius”. You can quickly and easily complete the radius processing with a snip. Just removing the sharp corners makes it look so much better.
This is what it looks like when cut
Wow! It looks kind of like a commercial product and looks cool.. (by our standards)
Since we’ve made the outer perimeter of the sticker smaller following the line, just adding the corner radius improves the texture.
This is what it looks like when applied.
Since the M6 large washer gets in the way, with standard size you have to“remove the bolt every time”
I think motorcycle shopsdo inspections on dozens to hundreds of bikes annually, andit adds up over time to make things easier.
I hope you’ll use convenient tools to spend your time meaningfully.
Wehave simplified and systematized things so we’re somewhat efficient, but I think motorcycle shopshave tons to do.
Gradually improving efficiency will enhance both convenience and work quality.
Just for reference~
Today’s gem (*´ω｀*)
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