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This video captures a detailed work process where a worker uses a hammer manually to separate precast concrete molds used for drainage or wall systems. This technique requires skill and patience to avoid damaging the structured details of the concrete surface. It's a traditional method still widely used in precast production environments.

*Tools Required:*
Rubber or steel hammer
Gloves for grip and vibration reduction
Protective eyewear and dust mask

*Work Safety Considerations:*
Always wear gloves to prevent finger injuries
Avoid excessive force that could crack the mold or panel
Maintain ergonomic posture to prevent back or arm strain

*Key Focus Points:*
Gentle, repeated tapping is more effective than hard strikes
Ensure mold is fully cured before separation
Clean residual material after demolding for reuse

*Why This Method Is Still Effective:*
Simple, low-cost approach in large-scale operations
Allows manual control to protect detailed mold surfaces
Flexible for different mold sizes and materials

*Work Process Steps:*
1. Place the panel vertically with good back support.
2. Tap gently from one edge to break surface adhesion.
3. Move across the surface with consistent hammer rhythm.
4. Use hand support to detect loosened areas.
5. After full separation, remove and clean the mold.

This manual worktool method is ideal in factories where precision precast elements are used, such as for housing projects, drainage systems, or wall components. It highlights the role of skilled labor and traditional tools in modern construction production lines.

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