Paso 2: ¿Como Perforar?
Angulos & Nivel de los Agujeros
Antes de taladrar, debe examinar todos los agujeros y marcar la dirección en la que se perforarán, ¿debera ser un ángulo de inclinación leve, un ángulo de inclinación fuerte o un agujero nivelado?¿Debería el poste inclinarse hacia la piscina o alejarse de la piscina o estar nivelado? Vea el diagrama a continuación. Marque una flecha en la superficie de la plataforma para evitar cometer un error. Los ángulos son necesarios para garantizar una tensión y una estética adecuadas. Fig. 12 muestra una inclinacion leve lejos de la piscina Fig. 13 Muestra una inclinación fuerte hacia la piscina. Los orificios nivelados se perforan perpendicularmente a la superficie de la plataforma o no tienen ningun tipo de inclinación. Ver Fig. 14
* Vea la página siguiente para una explicación más detallada.
Comprendiendo el Angulo a Perforar:
Ver Fig. 15a-17
NOTA: Cualquier orificio a perforar tendrá un orificio delante y otro detrás como se muestra en la Fig. 15a. Si el orificio a perforar está en la zona de inclinación fuerte, se requerirá una inclinación fuerte. Si el orificio a perforar está en la zona de inclinación leve, se requerirá una inclinación leve. See Fig. 15b.
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NOTA PROFESSIONAL: Fig. 16 Las transiciones leves cuando se planifica la cerca son las mejores. Evite giros fuertes siempre que sea posible. Este ejemplo muestra todos los postes con inclinaciones
leves o sin inclinación.
NOTA PROFESSIONAL: Fig. 17 Para determinar la inclinación de un agujero, simplemente párese sobre el agujero que está a punto de perforar y luego mire el agujero que está frente a usted y el agujero que está detrás de usted. Si conectaras los tres orificios con líneas imaginarias, formaría un triángulo. El punto del triángulo le indicara la dirección de inclinación. Cuanto más lejos este de la línea imaginaria más sera la inclinación. Si no forma un triángulo, entonces está nivelado.
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