Even though it’s daytime, we’ve turned off the lights “Laser positioning in progress~” that’s what we’re doing.
Back in the day, we could do it just by eye. Once you know what precision is, there’s a sense that you’ve somehow lost something, right?
It’s definitely better when no problems show up later. That’s just how it is (*’ω’*)
So what are we doing?
We’re positioning the license plate bracket.
When you’re doing it alone, “you can’t see it from a distance objectively,” so the risk of center misalignment goes up.
I want to give a reason for the work we’ve done… if we’re satisfied with it, maybe we’ll have fewer regrets later.
We made this the other day.
We want to mount electrical components on a stainless steel tray… but.
Mounting options:
• Drill holes and use a nutter
• Drill holes and use a weld nut
• Tack ultra-low-head bolts and make studs
• Push rivets
• Dual lock
And so on—while heading out to buy coffee, I kept thinking and thinking, “I flipped the annoying part around,”
Seeing holes from the back side is “annoying,”
So we went with an “offense and defense combined” plate strategy.
Even if the components change in the future, we’re covered. That’s the kind of recovery plan I think we need.
First, we mount “A” on the plate.
We bolt the lower-profile one together with “A.”
This way, we can stack even more on top of “A” ( ﾟДﾟ)
And that’s how the mount is complete.
For now, we’ve got it fixed like this.
There’s still more to install and holes to drill, so we’ll continue ( ；∀；)
( ﾟДﾟ) What I want to introduce this time~
ポチップ
