T-head stabilizer for a shore

Claim 1

IN A CONCRETE SLAB FORM INSTALLATION, THE COMBINATION WITH AN ELONGATED HORIZONTALLY DISPOSED FORM SUPPORTING WOODEN STRINGER OF UNIFORMLY RECTANGULAR ACROSS SECTION POSITIONED SO THAT IT SIDE FACES EXTEND VERTICALLY, AND A VERTICALLY DISPOSED SUPPORTING SHORE HAVING ITS UPPER END CONNECTED TO AND DISPOSED IN SUPPORTING RELATIONSHIP WITH RESPECT TO A MEDIAL REGION OF SAID STRINGER, OF A STABILIZER FOR REDERING RIGID THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SHORE AND THE STRINGER, SAID STABILIZER COMPRISING TWO SIMILAR EQUAL LENGTH STABILIZER BRACES EACH OF WHICH IS IN THE FORM OF A LENGTH OF METAL CHANNEL STOCK INCLUDING SPACED APART PARALLEL SIDE FLANGES AND AN INTERMEDIATE CONNECTING WEB, SAID BRACES EXTENDING DIAGONALLY IN BRACELIKE FASHION BETWEEN THE SHORE AND THE STRINGER ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE SHORE WITH THE LOWER EDGES OF THE WEBS BEARING AGAINST THE OPPOSITE SIDES RESPECTIVELY OF THE SHORE AND THE UPPER EDGES OF THE WEBS, BEARING AGAINST THE UNDERNEATH SIDE OF THE STRINGER AT REGIONS EQUALLY SPACED FROM SAID MEDIAL REGION, THE SIDE FLANGES OF THE TWO BRACES BEING DIRECTED INWARDLY TOWARD THE SHORE WITH ADJACENT PAIRS OF CHANNEL FLANGES STADDLING THE SHORE AND OVERLAPPING EACH OTHR IN THE LOWER REGIONS OF THE BRACES, A PIVOT PIN PIVOTALLY CONNECTING THE LOWER ENDS OF EACH ADJACENT PAIR OF FLANGES IN THE OVERLAPPING REGIONS THEREOF, THE SIDE FLANGES OF THE TWO BRACES STRADDING THE SIDE FACES OF THE STRINGER IN THE UPPER REGIONS OF THE BRACES, AND MEANS FIXEDLY SECURING SAID UPPER REGIONS OF THE BRACES TO SAID SIDE FACES OF THE STRINGER.