HEMIENU'S COUNTERWEIGHT RESET METHOD
Just consider like they always did that the full 128.8% divided by 4 because of the rope configuration comes to 32.2% of half the weight in the positive category of 71.2% leaving the same 35.5% subtract the two and you have 3.4% of the negative 32.2% for a total of 95.7% of the weight of the 81 ton weight of the 63 ton beam on its 26 degree vertical slope. I call this Hemeinu's Counterweight Lifting and Resetting Method. The 16 ton beams could’ve still been lifted in a cycle of their own. Same as before. So they would have started out at the ground level moving the rafters up to the 3rd level storage area at the level in construction of the pyramid before they could start to raise the beams up to the higher levels of the construction one by one using The Cantilever Lifting Method. After completing The Grand Gallery, they would’ve cantilevered these beams using The Grand Gallery Lift located on the 3rd level working platform up to the 4th level storage area. The same level as the floor of The Kings Burial Chamber is located at by using the west side counterweight lift to raise the beams in The Grand Gallery.
This would lift the beam or rafter into position from the counterweight lift located on the west side of the pyramid to over The King’s Burial Chamber for the last time. To do this, you must first divide 128.8% by 4 because of the two different pulleys being used and you get 32.2%. Again 71.2% subtract 32.2% is 39% of 128.8% or another way of saying it is 39% of 81.1 tons and you get somewhere around 31.6 or in this case 32 tons or two 16 ton weights. Now consider that 32 tons means that you could lift a 63 ton counterweight in one pass over and over again by using two 16 ton counterweights. This would be called The Cantilever Lifting System once again. The Cantilever Lifting Technique. That’s 2.7 tons that still needed to be lifted using this method to lift in order for the beams and rafters to be pulled on by the workers from between the two rope towers that rested above the lifts.
So, just how much weight will Hemeinu's Counterweight Reset Method require the workers to lift when resetting the lower left hand counterweight lift by using 32 ton counterweights, or a 2 16 ton counterweights to raise 63 tons? Well, we just consider like we always did that the full 128.8% divided by 4 because of the rope configuration comes to 32.2% of half the weight in the positive category of 71.2% leaving the same 35.5% subtract the two and you have 3.4% of the negative 32.2% for a total of 95.7% of the weight of the 81 ton weight of the 63 ton beam on its 26 degree vertical slope. The 16 ton beams could’ve still been lifted in a cycle of their own. Same as before. So they would have started out at the ground level moving the rafters up to the 3rd level storage area at that level in construction of the pyramid before they could even start to raise the beams up to the higher levels of the construction.