Conversion corner chamfer for form work
AssigneeDayton Superior Corporation
InventorRobert J. Flathau
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AssigneeDayton Superior Corporation
InventorRobert J. Flathau
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A building member forming apparatus having panels and a conversion corner bracket. The panels are typically dimensioned in metric units. The conversion corner bracket can include a leg having a predetermined width and a body configured to chamfer a building member. The conversion corner bracket is securable to the panels to form an orifice. When the orifice receives a construction material, the building member can be formed. By using the panels and the conversion corner bracket, the building member that has been formed within the orifice is chamfered and possesses standard U.S. customary units. The conversion corner creates a chamfer upon the building member and permits dimensioned panels with one set of units to form a building member with another set of units. The leg and the body are not symmetrical and include bores or apertures that align with bores or apertures in the building member forming apparatus.
A method of converting building member panels used in construction projects, the method comprising:
A method of forming a chamfered building member, the method comprising:
A method of converting building member panels used in construction projects, the method comprising:
A method of forming a chamfered building member, the method comprising:
In a corner assembly that comprises panels, the panels securable to a conversion corner bracket having a body and a leg extending from the body, the leg having a predetermined width, the conversion corner bracket structured to provide a chamfer to a building member, a method of converting building member panels used in construction projects, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.