Revo7 Armbrust Tischständer
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Ein Tischständer im Stil eines Waffenregals: Die Armbrust liegt waagrecht in zwei U-förmigen Auflagen, die auf einer flachen Grundplatte stehen. Die Platte lässt sich mit vier Senkschrauben auf der Tischplatte befestigen.
- Grundplatte 280 × 90 × 6 mm mit vier Senkbohrungen
- Zwei Auflagen im Abstand von 190 mm, Aussparung 44 mm breit
- Grüner Revo7-Platzhalter zeigt die Lage der Armbrust (Maße geschätzt)
- Auflagen und Abstand lassen sich an die echten Maße anpassen
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