Angle For Box Stand Legs

All the space on the plane that is not the interior.

Angle for box stand legs. You save For use with Stansport Sluice Box 583 only. In the figure above the line segments AB and BC are the legs of the angle ABC. Flip it over and use it a while.

I can get 8 ft. See Interior of an Angle. Then on the cross-members I use whole 2x4s and anchor the excess to the ground on all four sides.

The standard method for specifying an angle is L 2 x 2 x 14 - indicating an angle 2 inches deep and wide - and 14 inches thick. The legs are 18 inches. Determine the displacement you wish for the legs.

To calculate the angle of the lower left corner of the white triangle divide the height by the displacement. The front legs are universal and will mount on most sluice boxes but require drilling holes on the side. I have a box stand with 5 legs.

This fully zinc plated steel sluice box stand is designed to easily bolt on to most any sluice and provide a sturdy platform to use the sluice as a hibanker power sluice or dredge. Lower yourself as far as you can under complete control then reverse the movement - using the box for stability at all times. Weights and measures are approximations and may vary due to the manufacturing process.

Made of 12-Gauge Premium steel with welded joints over 30 stronger than the competition. This answer is. This measurement combined with the height will allow you to calculate the angles required.