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Anonymous users2024-01-24Actually, you can. 1. Learn one more craft for anti-theft doors and windows, and leave a way back for yourself. 2. Two years of work experience, some companies are very much in need of such "old and new people".
3. If you can change it, you can also look at the academic qualifications. 4. If you are willing to do hard work, it is also good to learn a few more crafts. 5. If you are outgoing, willing to do hard work, and have strong communication skills, it is recommended that you go to insurance or consulting (as long as your education is enough).
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can learn it, but first learn less argon arc welding, and then learn stainless steel shearing and blanking, which is a master master, 6,000 is no problem.
Change the fixing method, fix it with a connecting piece, and do not hit the expansion screw.
Install a few more expansion screws, some have fewer expansion screws, look at the door is relatively firm, and as soon as it is pried by a crowbar, the door will be separated from the wall.
There is a danger, the expansion and expansion joint is installed outdoors, and the thermal expansion and cold contraction of the pipeline caused by adjusting the temperature will be reduced, and the indoor role will be reduced, and it is not convenient for indoor maintenance, especially in the homes of residents.
I can understand your feelings, but you're not doing it right. >>>More
Tilted a few degrees. degrees can be ignored. If you don't mess up the appearance, you can ignore it. Is the door oblique or the door frame oblique, it can be closed tightly, it is all cement structure, what can it do? Otherwise, you can only do it again. It can't be that you offended the workers, the workers did it on purpose.