Supports – Selective assembly
Patent
1987-08-05
1988-10-11
Chin-Shue, Alvin C.
Supports
Selective assembly
248166, 248172, 182153, F16M 1138
Patent
active
047765453
ABSTRACT:
A bench stand in which two bisymmetric stand are coupled together by a pair of cross-linked flat bars. Their bottom ends are bolted to the legs of the stands. Their top ends can be bolted to any of a series of bolt holes in the legs. The middles of the flat bars are screwed together at a series of positions corresponding to the bolt holes on the legs. Thereby, the width of the bench stand can be varied. Additionally, height adjustable auxiliary legs are attached to the bottom of the main legs. Parallel slits inclined to the axes of the legs are formed in the auxiliary leg are a bolt through one of the slits is tightened to the main legs.
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Chin-Shue Alvin C.
Olson Robert A.
Ryobi Ltd.
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