A Mid-level (Middle-aged) Office Worker’s Laid-Back Industrial Revolution in Another World

Episode 1407: At the Roach Workshop. 1 (Wasn't that a greeting? )

in the Roach Workshop meeting room.

When Dan and Cloy arrive, they greet Roach's family, employees lightly, move the front carriage out of the lodge early at Roach's wife's suggestion that "I'm staying today because I don't have the cost of staying", and carry the luggage in with all the employees to finish the move early, and now Victor and Assena are gathered together as Tracy, Bell Sound and Clerk from Carol and Satella Workshop employees, laboratories as a craftsman frame.

"... shorter loading times of luggage due to containers of ships and carriages..."

I listened to him the whole time. Dan groans as he makes a difficult face.

"That's groundbreaking.

Cloy, on the other hand, is making his eyes shine.

"Yeah, I'm also remodeling the front carriage now to this, but if this one goes well, the transport days in this country will be one day and two days shorter.

Says Roach as he writes on the blackboard.

By the way, the blackboard had been wholesaled as a top priority to the Takeo clan. Monica said, "If you're one or two of us, we'll do something about it." Those who struggle together have a preference.

Bearings were also explained. It may be a secret technique, but I can't talk about anything else without this story in my head, so it's told confidentially.

"Is bearing that good?

Cloy asks Roach.

"We are able to carry items weighing more than 1.5 times the current ratio where we put them on the carriage during the test phase.

"I see, if you carry the same weight of luggage, can you lighten the burden on horses, or if you carry the same weight of luggage, could you possibly wear it far or early?

Chloe nods and says.

"But durability is the problem now.

I need something to reduce metal wear, but I can't give you any more solidity in material terms, so do I apply something to the surface of the bearings, or do I get fewer or more bars of the bearings... "

Carol says as she thinks.

"Axis bars are trees... iron losing to trees is an out-of-the-box interesting find, isn't it?

"There are metal plates at both ends of the inner bars of the bearings to avoid sticking out.

"But the truth is that iron bearings are losing on the axis, right?

"Well, it is.

Craftsmen are talking wierd.

"... Tetto, metal wear... means metal rubs against metal, right?

Ask Teto, whose bell tone hears the explanation and rides on his shoulder.

"Yes, more simply, when the metal rubs against something, the metal scrapes off.

It's actually at Suzune and Takeo's.

The closest thing... ah! The door hinge, oh, it's happening everywhere.

If it gets worse, it'll make a giggly noise and help you open and close it, won't it? That's it. "

"Metal... and a chain of bicycles, for example?

"Well, when it comes to wear and tear, I guess.

What's the matter with you?

"Mm-hmm. Sometimes it happened that the bicycle chain didn't move well, right?

I don't know what you did then... you were spraying oil and taking firmness?

I wonder if that was rust, not metal wear.

After spraying the oil, the movement was smooth, right?

The ringtone says that.

"Suzune, what did you just say?

Carol listens to the ringtone with a serious face.

"Huh? No..."

"Suzune, now we have to come up with a plan for everything and try it out.

If you've ever thought about it, tell me.

Carol says.

"Ha no... I used to apply oil where metal and metal hit to smooth the hit...

Smooth is weird talking about metal wear, isn't it?

The bell sounds "haha" and the bat laughs badly and says.

"No... isn't that good?

Carol says as she thinks.

"Smooth... certainly the purpose of the bearing is to smooth the movement of the axis.

Sometimes you try to apply something more slippery.

Roach endorses.

"With that said, you said in your maid's training that you would apply olive oil to the hinge of the door once a week during cleaning at the Count's residence.

says Assena, who was taking the minutes.

"... how about putting it in instead of painting it in?

Say what Taylor thought.

"Taylor, what's going on?

"Olive oil is going to drop right after you apply it, isn't it?

Then... "

Taylor gets up and starts writing briefly on the blackboard.

"For example... this is how we have a concave cover on the outside of the bearing and a convex cover on the inside...

How about filling it with olive oil?

Wouldn't you like to keep this for a month?

"" Uh!

Carol and Roach take their seats.

"You fix the outer cover on the carrier side and the inner cover on the axis, right?

Will it leak from the gap between the outer and inner covers?

Cloy says as he thinks.

"When it comes to enclosing it, how do you put oil in or change it?

Dan says too.

"Ah! Prepare holes for oil change that can be stopped with bolts on top and bottom.

You can remove both the upper and lower bolts when draining the oil, and tighten the lower bolts when putting them in.

I think if you wrap the thin cloth around the bolt and squeeze it in when you close it to that, it will have less clearance and drool.

The ringtone says.

"I see.

This sounds like an easy way to change the oil Dan said.

Suzune, that's a good idea.

"Ah! Praised!

Yay! "

Carol gets compliments and the bell sounds happy.

"And then there's the gap problem that Cloy said.

"Ah!"

Raise your voice as the bell sounds remind you.

"What's next?

"No... I don't know if I can use it, but I talked to Takeo about something similar before.

How about using erasers to fill the gaps?

"" Eraser?

Dan and Cloy tilt their necks.

"You're at Monica's... but with soft stuff in the gap... I see.

You're like a boulder kitamizato.

"You didn't notice.

The only thing I could think of was closing the metal between them.

"You're Mr. Boulder Suzune.

Carol and Roach are surprised and Taylor praises them.

"What is an eraser?

Cloy asks.

"Oh... you need an explanation there, too.

I said pencil and eraser. Master Kitamizato also thought of this.

"" Are you Kitamizato-sama again!?

Dan and Cloy began to feel Takeo's fear faintly.