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German term or phrase:
Steigschenkel
English translation:
front legs
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Paula Price
Aug 16, 2004 20:44
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German term
Steigschenkel
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Engineering: Industrial
Die sichere Begehbarkeit von Leitern ist unter anderem gewährleistet, wenn die Holme oder Wangen folgende Winkel zur Waagerechten bilden:
Stufenanlegeleitern 60 bis 70
Sprossenanlegeleitern 65 bis 65
Stufenstehleitern
Steigschenkel 60 bis 70
Stützschenkel 65 bis 75
(Ladder safety)
Stufenanlegeleitern 60 bis 70
Sprossenanlegeleitern 65 bis 65
Stufenstehleitern
Steigschenkel 60 bis 70
Stützschenkel 65 bis 75
(Ladder safety)
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front legs
Steigschenkel - front legs
Stützschenkel – support legs
looks to be about it
The step ladder is an item that is used in many homes and will test student on angles and planning.
OH&S Assessment.
Mark out and cut timber for font legs and steps.
Calculate and Mark angles of front legs ends and step positions.
Cut leg end angles and step housing.
www.waggad.det.nsw.edu.au/DO-Internet/VocEd/icf_course_cons...
Stepladders are self-supporting, non-adjustable ladders ranging in height from 4 to 16 feet. They have a movable back frame hinged to the front legs and spreaders that hold and lock the ladder open in the safe position. They usually have a pail shelf on the back side.
www.paintquality.com/pqimanual/chapter_08.html
Stützschenkel – support legs
looks to be about it
The step ladder is an item that is used in many homes and will test student on angles and planning.
OH&S Assessment.
Mark out and cut timber for font legs and steps.
Calculate and Mark angles of front legs ends and step positions.
Cut leg end angles and step housing.
www.waggad.det.nsw.edu.au/DO-Internet/VocEd/icf_course_cons...
Stepladders are self-supporting, non-adjustable ladders ranging in height from 4 to 16 feet. They have a movable back frame hinged to the front legs and spreaders that hold and lock the ladder open in the safe position. They usually have a pail shelf on the back side.
www.paintquality.com/pqimanual/chapter_08.html
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