CA2817920C - Positioning frame for socket bits - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25H—WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT, e.g. FOR MARKING-OUT WORK; STORAGE MEANS FOR WORKSHOPS
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25H—WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT, e.g. FOR MARKING-OUT WORK; STORAGE MEANS FOR WORKSHOPS
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Abstract
A positioning frame for socket bits has a track disc (10, 10A, 10B, 40) and a supporting device (20, 20B, 50). The track disc (10, 10A, 10B, 40) has at least one baseboard (11, 11A, 11B, 41), at least two positioning racks (12, 12A, 12B, 42) and at least two holding racks (13, 13A, 13B, 43). The supporting device (20, 20B, 50) is connected to the track disc (10, 10A, 10B, 40) and has multiple fixing boards (21, 21B, 51) mounted in the holding racks (131, 131A, 131B, 431) and at least two supporting mounts (22, 25, 22B, 25B, 52, 55) connected to the fixing boards (21, 21B, 51). Each supporting mount (22, 25, 22B, 25B, 52, 55) has at least two through holes (222, 252, 222B, 252B, 522, 552) and at least two screw bolts (223, 253, 223B, 253B, 523, 553).
Description
2 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
3 1. Field of the Invention
4 The present invention relates to a positioning frame, and more particularly to a positioning frame for socket bits that can provide an enhanced 6 structural strength and can be used conveniently.
7 2. Description of the Prior Art 8 A conventional positioning frame for socket bits has a track disc, a 9 handle and multiple positioning blocks. The track disc is made by aluminum extrusion and has a periphery, a surface and multiple racks. The racks are formed 11 in the surface of the track disc at intervals. The handle is mounted on the 12 periphery of the track disc. The positioning blocks are slidably mounted in the 13 racks of the track disc. The user can store and display the socket bits by mounting 14 the socket bits around the positioning blocks.
Though the conventional positioning frame for socket bits can position 16 the socket bits for storage purposes, the handle is exposed out of the track disc 17 such that the whole volume of the conventional positioning frame is increased.
18 The user needs a large space to store the conventional positioning frame and this 19 is inconvenient both in storage and use. In addition, when the conventional positioning frame is used to store a lot of socket bits or heavy tools, the structural 21 strength of the conventional positioning frame cannot bear the weight of the 22 socket bits or the tools and may be distorted.
23 To overcome the shortcomings, the present invention provides a 24 positioning frame for socket bits to mitigate the aforementioned problems.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
One aspect of the present invention is to provide a positioning frame for socket bits that can provide an enhanced structural strength and can be used conveniently.
The positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention has a track disc and a supporting device. The track disc has at least one baseboard, at least two positioning racks and at least two holding racks. The racks are formed on the at least one baseboard. Each one of the at least two holding racks has a holding recess and an opening.
The supporting device is detachably connected to the track disc and has multiple fixing boards and at least two supporting mounts. The fixing boards are movably mounted in the holding recesses of the at least two holding racks. The at least two supporting mounts are securely connected to the fixing boards to abut against the at least one baseboard, and each one of the at least two supporting mounts has at least two through holes and at least two screw bolts.
According to an aspect of the invention, there .is provided a positioning frame for socket bits comprising: a track disc made by aluminum extrusion, being elongated and having at least one baseboard being rectangular in shape, and each one of the at least one baseboard having a top surface; a bottom surface; two opposite sides; and a length; at least two positioning racks formed on the top surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two positioning racks having a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard; and at least two holding racks formed on the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two holding racks having a bottom side; a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard; a holding recess formed in the holding rack and having a width; and an opening formed through the bottom side of the holding rack, communicating with the holding recess and having a width narrower than the width of the holding recess; and a supporting device detachably connected to the track disc and having multiple fixing boards, at least two of the fixing boards movably mounted in the holding recess of each one of the at least two holding racks, and each fixing board having a fixing hole formed through the fixing board and 2a communicating with the opening of a corresponding holding rack; wherein one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the corresponding holding rack aligns with one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the adjacent holding rack; and at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard to form a space between the at least two supporting mounts and the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard, one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and the other one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and each one of the at least two supporting mounts having a top; a bottom; an outer side; and at least two through holes formed through the top of the supporting mount and each respectively aligning with the fixing holes of the fixing boards that align with each other in the at least two holding racks, and each one of the at least two through holes having a screw bolt mounted through the through hole and securely mounted in the fixing hole of the corresponding fixing board via the opening of the corresponding holding rack to connect the supporting mount securely at the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard.
Other advantages and novel features of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a positioning frame in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the positioning frame across line 3-3 in Fig. 1;
1 Fig. 4 is another enlarged side view in partial section of the positioning 2 frame across line 4-4 in Fig. 1;
3 Fig. 5 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a positioning 4 frame in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig. 5;
6 Fig. 7 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 7 positioning frame across line 7-7 in Fig. 5;
8 Fig. 8 is a perspective view of a third embodiment of a positioning frame 9 in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 9 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig. 8;
11 Fig. 10 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 12 positioning frame across line 10-10 in Fig. 8;
13 Fig. 11 is another enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 14 positioning frame across line 11-11 in Fig. 8;
Fig. 12 is an operational perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig.
16 8;
17 Fig. 13 is another operational perspective view of the positioning frame 18 in Fig. 8;
19 Fig. 14 is a perspective view of a fourth embodiment of a positioning frame in accordance with the present invention;
21 Fig. 15 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig.
22 14;
23 Fig. 16 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 24 positioning frame across line 16-16 in Fig. 14; and 1 Fig. 17 is another enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 2 positioning frame across line 17-17 in Fig. 14.
4 With reference to Figs. 1 to 4, a first embodiment of a positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention has a track disc 10 and a 6 supporting device 20.
7 The track disc 10 is made by aluminum extrusion, is elongated and has a 8 baseboard 11, multiple positioning racks 12 and multiple holding racks 13. The 9 baseboard 11 may be rectangular in shape and has a top surface, a bottom surface, two opposite sides and a length. The positioning racks 12 may be hollow, are 11 formed on and protrude from the top surface of the baseboard 11 at intervals, and 12 each positioning rack 12 has a length, a bottom side, two opposite sidewalls and 13 two clamping slots 121. The length of the positioning rack 12 is equal to the 14 length of the baseboard 11. The clamping slots 121 are respectively formed in the opposite sidewalls of the positioning rack 12 above the bottom side of the 16 positioning rack 12. Preferably, the track disc 10 has three positioning racks 12 17 formed on and protruding from the top surface of the baseboard 11. With further 18 reference to Figs. 3 and 4, multiple positioning blocks 30 can be mounted 19 slidably on and clamp the positioning racks 12 of the track disc 10 to hold socket bits on the track disc 10.
21 The holding racks 13 are respectively formed in the positioning racks 12, 22 and each holding rack 13 has a bottom side, a length, a holding recess 131 and an 23 opening 132. The length of the holding rack 13 is equal to the length of the 24 baseboard 11. The holding recess 131 is formed in the holding rack 13 and has a 1 width (A). The opening 132 is formed through the bottom side of the holding 2 rack 13, communicates with the holding recess 131 and has a width (B).
The 3 width (A) of the holding recess 131 is wider than the width (B) of the opening 4 132.
7 2. Description of the Prior Art 8 A conventional positioning frame for socket bits has a track disc, a 9 handle and multiple positioning blocks. The track disc is made by aluminum extrusion and has a periphery, a surface and multiple racks. The racks are formed 11 in the surface of the track disc at intervals. The handle is mounted on the 12 periphery of the track disc. The positioning blocks are slidably mounted in the 13 racks of the track disc. The user can store and display the socket bits by mounting 14 the socket bits around the positioning blocks.
Though the conventional positioning frame for socket bits can position 16 the socket bits for storage purposes, the handle is exposed out of the track disc 17 such that the whole volume of the conventional positioning frame is increased.
18 The user needs a large space to store the conventional positioning frame and this 19 is inconvenient both in storage and use. In addition, when the conventional positioning frame is used to store a lot of socket bits or heavy tools, the structural 21 strength of the conventional positioning frame cannot bear the weight of the 22 socket bits or the tools and may be distorted.
23 To overcome the shortcomings, the present invention provides a 24 positioning frame for socket bits to mitigate the aforementioned problems.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
One aspect of the present invention is to provide a positioning frame for socket bits that can provide an enhanced structural strength and can be used conveniently.
The positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention has a track disc and a supporting device. The track disc has at least one baseboard, at least two positioning racks and at least two holding racks. The racks are formed on the at least one baseboard. Each one of the at least two holding racks has a holding recess and an opening.
The supporting device is detachably connected to the track disc and has multiple fixing boards and at least two supporting mounts. The fixing boards are movably mounted in the holding recesses of the at least two holding racks. The at least two supporting mounts are securely connected to the fixing boards to abut against the at least one baseboard, and each one of the at least two supporting mounts has at least two through holes and at least two screw bolts.
According to an aspect of the invention, there .is provided a positioning frame for socket bits comprising: a track disc made by aluminum extrusion, being elongated and having at least one baseboard being rectangular in shape, and each one of the at least one baseboard having a top surface; a bottom surface; two opposite sides; and a length; at least two positioning racks formed on the top surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two positioning racks having a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard; and at least two holding racks formed on the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two holding racks having a bottom side; a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard; a holding recess formed in the holding rack and having a width; and an opening formed through the bottom side of the holding rack, communicating with the holding recess and having a width narrower than the width of the holding recess; and a supporting device detachably connected to the track disc and having multiple fixing boards, at least two of the fixing boards movably mounted in the holding recess of each one of the at least two holding racks, and each fixing board having a fixing hole formed through the fixing board and 2a communicating with the opening of a corresponding holding rack; wherein one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the corresponding holding rack aligns with one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the adjacent holding rack; and at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard to form a space between the at least two supporting mounts and the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard, one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and the other one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and each one of the at least two supporting mounts having a top; a bottom; an outer side; and at least two through holes formed through the top of the supporting mount and each respectively aligning with the fixing holes of the fixing boards that align with each other in the at least two holding racks, and each one of the at least two through holes having a screw bolt mounted through the through hole and securely mounted in the fixing hole of the corresponding fixing board via the opening of the corresponding holding rack to connect the supporting mount securely at the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard.
Other advantages and novel features of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a positioning frame in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the positioning frame across line 3-3 in Fig. 1;
1 Fig. 4 is another enlarged side view in partial section of the positioning 2 frame across line 4-4 in Fig. 1;
3 Fig. 5 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a positioning 4 frame in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 6 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig. 5;
6 Fig. 7 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 7 positioning frame across line 7-7 in Fig. 5;
8 Fig. 8 is a perspective view of a third embodiment of a positioning frame 9 in accordance with the present invention;
Fig. 9 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig. 8;
11 Fig. 10 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 12 positioning frame across line 10-10 in Fig. 8;
13 Fig. 11 is another enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 14 positioning frame across line 11-11 in Fig. 8;
Fig. 12 is an operational perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig.
16 8;
17 Fig. 13 is another operational perspective view of the positioning frame 18 in Fig. 8;
19 Fig. 14 is a perspective view of a fourth embodiment of a positioning frame in accordance with the present invention;
21 Fig. 15 is an exploded perspective view of the positioning frame in Fig.
22 14;
23 Fig. 16 is an enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 24 positioning frame across line 16-16 in Fig. 14; and 1 Fig. 17 is another enlarged cross sectional view in partial section of the 2 positioning frame across line 17-17 in Fig. 14.
4 With reference to Figs. 1 to 4, a first embodiment of a positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention has a track disc 10 and a 6 supporting device 20.
7 The track disc 10 is made by aluminum extrusion, is elongated and has a 8 baseboard 11, multiple positioning racks 12 and multiple holding racks 13. The 9 baseboard 11 may be rectangular in shape and has a top surface, a bottom surface, two opposite sides and a length. The positioning racks 12 may be hollow, are 11 formed on and protrude from the top surface of the baseboard 11 at intervals, and 12 each positioning rack 12 has a length, a bottom side, two opposite sidewalls and 13 two clamping slots 121. The length of the positioning rack 12 is equal to the 14 length of the baseboard 11. The clamping slots 121 are respectively formed in the opposite sidewalls of the positioning rack 12 above the bottom side of the 16 positioning rack 12. Preferably, the track disc 10 has three positioning racks 12 17 formed on and protruding from the top surface of the baseboard 11. With further 18 reference to Figs. 3 and 4, multiple positioning blocks 30 can be mounted 19 slidably on and clamp the positioning racks 12 of the track disc 10 to hold socket bits on the track disc 10.
21 The holding racks 13 are respectively formed in the positioning racks 12, 22 and each holding rack 13 has a bottom side, a length, a holding recess 131 and an 23 opening 132. The length of the holding rack 13 is equal to the length of the 24 baseboard 11. The holding recess 131 is formed in the holding rack 13 and has a 1 width (A). The opening 132 is formed through the bottom side of the holding 2 rack 13, communicates with the holding recess 131 and has a width (B).
The 3 width (A) of the holding recess 131 is wider than the width (B) of the opening 4 132.
5 The supporting device 20 is detachably connected to the track disc
6 and has multiple fixing boards 21, a first supporting mount 22 and a second
7 supporting mount 25. The fixing boards 21 may be quadrate, are movably
8 mounted in the holding recesses 131 of the holding racks 13 adjacent to the
9 opposite sides of the baseboard 11. Each fixing board 21 has a fixing hole 211 formed through the fixing board 21 and communicating with the opening 132 of 11 a corresponding holding rack 13. Because the width (A) of the holding recess 131 12 is wider than the width (B) of the opening 132, the fixing boards 21 will not 13 depart from the holding recesses 131 of the holding racks 13 via the openings 14 132.
The first supporting mount 22 may be square, is made by aluminum 16 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of 17 the baseboard 11. The first supporting mount 22 has a top, a bottom, an outer side, 18 a through opening 221, multiple through holes 222, multiple screw bolts 223, an 19 extending tab 23 and a side panel 24. The through opening 221 is elongated and is formed through the bottom of the first supporting mount 22. The through holes 21 222 are formed through the top of the first supporting mount 22 at intervals, 22 communicate with the through opening 221 and respectively align with the fixing 23 holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 that are mounted on the same one of the 24 opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the first supporting mount 22. The screw 1 bolts 223 are respectively mounted through the through holes 222 of the first 2 supporting mount 22 via the through opening 221 and are respectively and 3 securely mounted in the fixing holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 via the openings 4 132 of the holding racks13 to connect the first supporting mount 22 securely with the fixing boards 21 at one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 and to 6 connect the first supporting mount 22 securely at the bottom surface of the 7 baseboard 11.
8 The extending tab 23 is formed on and transversally protrudes from the 9 outer side of the first supporting mount 22 at the top of the first supporting mount 22, abuts the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 and has an outer side. The side 11 panel 24 is formed on and upwardly protrudes from the outer side of the 12 extending tab 23 to close the positioning racks 12 and the holding racks 13 at the 13 same one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the first supporting mount 14 22 to prevent the fixing boards 21 from separating from the corresponding one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11.
16 The second supporting mount 25 may be square, is made by aluminum 17 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite 18 sides of the baseboard 11. The second supporting mount 25 has a top, a bottom, 19 an outer side, a through opening 251, multiple through holes 252, multiple screw bolts 253, an extending tab 26 and a side panel 27. The through opening 251 is 21 elongated and is formed through the bottom of the second supporting mount 25.
22 The through holes 252 are formed through the top of the second supporting 23 mount 25 at intervals, communicate with the through opening 251 and 24 respectively align with the fixing holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 that are 1 mounted on the same one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the second 2 supporting mount 25. The screw bolts 253 are respectively mounted through the 3 through holes 252 of the second supporting mount 25 via the through opening 4 251 and are respectively and securely mounted in the fixing holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 via the openings 132 of the holding racks13 to connect the 6 second supporting mount 25 securely with the fixing boards 21 at the other one 7 of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 and to connect the second supporting 8 mount 25 securely at the bottom surface of the baseboard 11. Accordingly, the 9 supporting mounts 22, 25 are respectively connected to the opposite sides of the baseboard 11.
11 The extending tab 26 is formed on and transversally protrudes from the 12 outer side of the second supporting mount 25, is formed at the top of the second 13 supporting mount 25, abuts the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 and has an 14 outer side. The side panel 27 is formed on and upwardly protrudes from the outer side of the extending tab 26 to close the positioning racks 12 and the holding 16 racks 13 at the same one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the second 17 supporting mount 25 to prevent the fixing boards 21 from separating from the 18 corresponding one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11.
19 With reference to Figs. 1 to 4, the first supporting mount 22 and the second supporting mount 25 are respectively connected to the opposite sides of 21 the baseboard 11 to reinforce the structural strength of the track disc
The first supporting mount 22 may be square, is made by aluminum 16 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of 17 the baseboard 11. The first supporting mount 22 has a top, a bottom, an outer side, 18 a through opening 221, multiple through holes 222, multiple screw bolts 223, an 19 extending tab 23 and a side panel 24. The through opening 221 is elongated and is formed through the bottom of the first supporting mount 22. The through holes 21 222 are formed through the top of the first supporting mount 22 at intervals, 22 communicate with the through opening 221 and respectively align with the fixing 23 holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 that are mounted on the same one of the 24 opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the first supporting mount 22. The screw 1 bolts 223 are respectively mounted through the through holes 222 of the first 2 supporting mount 22 via the through opening 221 and are respectively and 3 securely mounted in the fixing holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 via the openings 4 132 of the holding racks13 to connect the first supporting mount 22 securely with the fixing boards 21 at one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 and to 6 connect the first supporting mount 22 securely at the bottom surface of the 7 baseboard 11.
8 The extending tab 23 is formed on and transversally protrudes from the 9 outer side of the first supporting mount 22 at the top of the first supporting mount 22, abuts the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 and has an outer side. The side 11 panel 24 is formed on and upwardly protrudes from the outer side of the 12 extending tab 23 to close the positioning racks 12 and the holding racks 13 at the 13 same one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the first supporting mount 14 22 to prevent the fixing boards 21 from separating from the corresponding one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11.
16 The second supporting mount 25 may be square, is made by aluminum 17 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite 18 sides of the baseboard 11. The second supporting mount 25 has a top, a bottom, 19 an outer side, a through opening 251, multiple through holes 252, multiple screw bolts 253, an extending tab 26 and a side panel 27. The through opening 251 is 21 elongated and is formed through the bottom of the second supporting mount 25.
22 The through holes 252 are formed through the top of the second supporting 23 mount 25 at intervals, communicate with the through opening 251 and 24 respectively align with the fixing holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 that are 1 mounted on the same one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the second 2 supporting mount 25. The screw bolts 253 are respectively mounted through the 3 through holes 252 of the second supporting mount 25 via the through opening 4 251 and are respectively and securely mounted in the fixing holes 211 of the fixing boards 21 via the openings 132 of the holding racks13 to connect the 6 second supporting mount 25 securely with the fixing boards 21 at the other one 7 of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 and to connect the second supporting 8 mount 25 securely at the bottom surface of the baseboard 11. Accordingly, the 9 supporting mounts 22, 25 are respectively connected to the opposite sides of the baseboard 11.
11 The extending tab 26 is formed on and transversally protrudes from the 12 outer side of the second supporting mount 25, is formed at the top of the second 13 supporting mount 25, abuts the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 and has an 14 outer side. The side panel 27 is formed on and upwardly protrudes from the outer side of the extending tab 26 to close the positioning racks 12 and the holding 16 racks 13 at the same one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11 as the second 17 supporting mount 25 to prevent the fixing boards 21 from separating from the 18 corresponding one of the opposite sides of the baseboard 11.
19 With reference to Figs. 1 to 4, the first supporting mount 22 and the second supporting mount 25 are respectively connected to the opposite sides of 21 the baseboard 11 to reinforce the structural strength of the track disc
10.
22 Preferably, the supporting device 20 may have another supporting mount 23 mounted on the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 between the first supporting 24 mount 22 and the second supporting mount 25 to further reinforce the structural 1 strength of the track disc 10. In addition, the supporting mounts 22, 25 are 2 mounted on and protrude from the bottom surface of the baseboard 11, and this 3 can provide a space between the supporting mounts 22, 25 and the bottom 4 surface of the baseboard 11. Then, the positioning frame for socket bits can be held upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between the supporting 6 mounts 22, 25 and the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 without using the 7 handle of the conventional positioning frame, and this can reduce the whole 8 volume of the positioning frame in storage.
9 Furthermore, the track disc 10 is made by aluminum extrusion and may have multiple sharp points formed at the positioning racks 12 and the holding
22 Preferably, the supporting device 20 may have another supporting mount 23 mounted on the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 between the first supporting 24 mount 22 and the second supporting mount 25 to further reinforce the structural 1 strength of the track disc 10. In addition, the supporting mounts 22, 25 are 2 mounted on and protrude from the bottom surface of the baseboard 11, and this 3 can provide a space between the supporting mounts 22, 25 and the bottom 4 surface of the baseboard 11. Then, the positioning frame for socket bits can be held upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between the supporting 6 mounts 22, 25 and the bottom surface of the baseboard 11 without using the 7 handle of the conventional positioning frame, and this can reduce the whole 8 volume of the positioning frame in storage.
9 Furthermore, the track disc 10 is made by aluminum extrusion and may have multiple sharp points formed at the positioning racks 12 and the holding
11 racks 13. The side panels 24,27 of the supporting mounts 22,25 are used to close
12 the positioning racks 12 and the holding racks 13 to prevent the user from getting
13 hurt by touching the ends of the positioning racks 12 and the holding racks 13,
14 and this can improve the safety in use. In addition, the side panels 24, 27 of the supporting mounts 22, 25 also can prevent the positioning blocks 30 that are 16 mounted around the positioning racks 12 from separating from the rack disc 10.
17 Additionally, the screw bolts 223, 253 can be loosened to form a gap 18 between the corresponding supporting mounts 22, 25, the corresponding fixing 19 boards 21 and the holding racks 13 to enable the supporting mounts 22, 25 to push the fixing boards 21 to move in the holding recesses 131 of the track disc 10.
21 Then, the distance between the supporting mounts 22, 25 can be adjusted 22 according to the user's need.
23 With reference to Figs. 5 to 7, a second embodiment of a positioning 24 frame for socket bits has similar structures substantially same as the structures in 1 the above-mentioned first embodiment of the positioning frame except the track 2 disc 10A has two baseboards 11A. Each baseboard 11A has an inner side and a 3 connecting wing 111A, 112A. The connecting wing 111A, 112A is formed on and 4 protrudes transversally from the inner side of the baseboard 11A. The connecting wings 111A, 112A are stacked together.
6 The structural relationships and the positions of the positioning racks 7 12A and the holding racks 13A of the second embodiment of the positioning 8 frame are substantially same as the structures in the above-mentioned first 9 embodiment of the positioning frame. Preferably, one of the positioning racks 12A is formed on and protrudes from one of the baseboards 11A, and the other 11 positioning racks 12A are formed on and protrude from the other baseboard 11A.
12 With reference to Figs. 8 to 11, a third embodiment of a positioning 13 frame for socket bits has similar structures substantially same as the structures in 14 the above-mentioned second embodiment of the positioning frame except the track disc 10B has five positioning racks 12B and five holding racks 13B. Two of 16 the positioning racks 12B are formed on and protrude from one of the baseboards 17 11B, and the other three positioning racks 12B are formed on and protrude from 18 the other baseboard 11B. In addition, the numbers of the fixing boards 21B, of 19 the through holes 222B formed through the first supporting mount 22B, of the through holes 252B formed through the second supporting mount 25B, of the 21 screw bolts 223B of the first supporting mount 22B, and of the screw bolts 253B
22 of the second supporting mounts 25B are each respectively equal to the number 23 of the positioning racks 12B.
24 With reference to Figs. 12 and 13, in the third embodiment of the 1 positioning frame for socket bits, the supporting mounts 22B, 25B are mounted 2 on and protrude from the bottom surface of the baseboard 11B, and this can 3 provide a space between the supporting mounts 22B, 25B and the bottom surface 4 of the baseboard 11B. Then, the positioning frame for socket bits can be held 5 upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between the supporting mounts 6 22B, 25B and the bottom surface of the baseboard 11B at a transversal direction 7 or a longitudinal direction without using the handle of the conventional 8 positioning frame, and this can reduce the whole volume of the positioning frame 9 in storage.
10 With reference to Figs. 14 to 17, a fourth embodiment of a positioning 11 frame for socket bits has similar structures substantially same as the structures in 12 the above-mentioned first embodiment of the positioning frame except the 13 positioning racks 42 of the track disc 40 are formed in the top surface of the 14 baseboard 41 at intervals, and each positioning rack 42 has a bottom side, a top side, a clamping slot 421 and an opening 422. The clamping slot 421 is formed in 16 the bottom side of the positioning rack 42 and has a width (C). The opening 422 17 is formed through the top side of the positioning rack 42, communicates with the 18 clamping slot 421 and has a width (D). The width of the clamping slot 421 of the 19 positioning rack 42 is wider than the width of the opening 422 of the positioning rack 42. With further reference to Figs. 16 and 17, multiple positioning blocks 60 21 can be mounted slidably on and clamp the positioning racks 42 of the track disc 22 40 to hold socket bits on the track disc 40. In addition, the structural relationship 23 between the opening 422 and the clamping slot 421 of each one of the positioning 24 rack 42 can prevent the corresponding positioning block 60 from departing from 1 the clamping slot 421 of the positioning rack 42.
2 Furthermore, the holding racks 43 are formed in the bottom surface of 3 the baseboard 41 at intervals and align with the positioning racks 42, and each 4 holding rack 43 has a bottom side, a top side, a holding recess 431 and an opening 432. The holding recess 431 is formed in the bottom side of the holding 6 rack 43 and has a width (E). The opening 432 is formed through the top side of 7 the holding rack 43, communicates with the holding recess 431 and has a width 8 (F). The width (E) of the holding recess 431 is wider than the width (F) of the 9 opening 432 of the holding rack 43.
The supporting device 50 is detachably connected to the track disc 40 11 and has multiple fixing boards 51, a first supporting mount 52 and a second 12 supporting mount 55. The fixing boards 51 may be quadrate, are movably 13 mounted in the holding recesses 431 of the holding racks 43 adjacent to the 14 opposite sides of the baseboard 41. Each fixing board 51 has a fixing hole 511 formed through the fixing board 51 and communicates with the opening 432 of a 16 corresponding holding rack 43. Because the width (E) of the holding recess 431 17 is wider than the width (F) of the opening 432, the fixing boards 51 will not 18 depart from the holding recesses 431 of the holding racks 43 via the openings 19 432.
The first supporting mount 52 may be square, is made by aluminum 21 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of 22 the baseboard 41. The first supporting mount 52 has atop, a bottom, an outer side, 23 a through opening 521, multiple through holes 522, multiple screw bolts 523, an 24 extending tab 53 and a side panel 54. The first supporting mount 52 of the fourth 1 embodiment of the positioning frame has similar structures substantially same as 2 the structures of the first supporting mount 22 in the above-mentioned first 3 embodiment of the positioning frame, and the description of the first supporting 4 mount 52 is omitted.
The second supporting mount 55 may be square, is made by aluminum 6 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite 7 sides of the baseboard 51. The second supporting mount 55 has a top, a bottom, 8 an outer side, a through opening 551, multiple through holes 552, multiple screw 9 bolts 553, an extending tab 56 and a side panel 57. The second supporting mount 55 of the fourth embodiment of the positioning frame has similar structures 11 substantially same as the structures of the second supporting mount 25 in the 12 above-mentioned first embodiment of the positioning frame, and the description 13 of the second supporting mount 55 is omitted.
14 According to the above-mentioned descriptions, the positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention has the following 16 advantages.
17 1. The supporting mounts 22, 25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 are 18 mounted on and protrude from the bottom surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 19 41 and this can provide a space between the supporting mounts 22,25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 and the bottom surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41.
21 Further, the positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present 22 invention can be held upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between 23 the supporting mounts 22, 25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 and the bottom 24 surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41 at a transversal direction or a 1 longitudinal direction conveniently.
2 2. The supporting device 20, 20A, 20B, 50 has at least two supporting 3 mounts 22,25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52,55 mounted on the bottom surface of the 4 baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41 to reinforce the structural strength of the track disc 10, 10A, 10B, 40. Then, when the positioning frame is used to mount a lot of 6 socket bits or heavy tools, the structural strength of the positioning frame can 7 bear the weight of the socket bits or the tools without distorting the positioning 8 frame.
9 3. The positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention can be held upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between 11 the supporting mounts 22, 25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 and the bottom 12 surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41 without using the handle of the 13 conventional positioning frame, and this can reduce the whole volume of the 14 positioning frame in storage.
4. The track disc 10, 10A, 10B, 40 of the positioning frame in 16 accordance with the present invention has at least one positioning rack 12, 12A, 17 12B, 42 formed on or formed in the top surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 18 41, and different quantities of positioning blocks 30, 60 can be mounted around 19 or mounted in the at least one positioning rack 12, 12A, 12B, 42. The positioning frame in accordance with the present invention can be used to store socket bits 21 according to the user's need conveniently.
22 Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present 23 invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of 24 the structure and features of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only.
1 Changes may be made in the details, especially in matters of shape, size, and 2 arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent 3 indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended 4 claims are expressed.
17 Additionally, the screw bolts 223, 253 can be loosened to form a gap 18 between the corresponding supporting mounts 22, 25, the corresponding fixing 19 boards 21 and the holding racks 13 to enable the supporting mounts 22, 25 to push the fixing boards 21 to move in the holding recesses 131 of the track disc 10.
21 Then, the distance between the supporting mounts 22, 25 can be adjusted 22 according to the user's need.
23 With reference to Figs. 5 to 7, a second embodiment of a positioning 24 frame for socket bits has similar structures substantially same as the structures in 1 the above-mentioned first embodiment of the positioning frame except the track 2 disc 10A has two baseboards 11A. Each baseboard 11A has an inner side and a 3 connecting wing 111A, 112A. The connecting wing 111A, 112A is formed on and 4 protrudes transversally from the inner side of the baseboard 11A. The connecting wings 111A, 112A are stacked together.
6 The structural relationships and the positions of the positioning racks 7 12A and the holding racks 13A of the second embodiment of the positioning 8 frame are substantially same as the structures in the above-mentioned first 9 embodiment of the positioning frame. Preferably, one of the positioning racks 12A is formed on and protrudes from one of the baseboards 11A, and the other 11 positioning racks 12A are formed on and protrude from the other baseboard 11A.
12 With reference to Figs. 8 to 11, a third embodiment of a positioning 13 frame for socket bits has similar structures substantially same as the structures in 14 the above-mentioned second embodiment of the positioning frame except the track disc 10B has five positioning racks 12B and five holding racks 13B. Two of 16 the positioning racks 12B are formed on and protrude from one of the baseboards 17 11B, and the other three positioning racks 12B are formed on and protrude from 18 the other baseboard 11B. In addition, the numbers of the fixing boards 21B, of 19 the through holes 222B formed through the first supporting mount 22B, of the through holes 252B formed through the second supporting mount 25B, of the 21 screw bolts 223B of the first supporting mount 22B, and of the screw bolts 253B
22 of the second supporting mounts 25B are each respectively equal to the number 23 of the positioning racks 12B.
24 With reference to Figs. 12 and 13, in the third embodiment of the 1 positioning frame for socket bits, the supporting mounts 22B, 25B are mounted 2 on and protrude from the bottom surface of the baseboard 11B, and this can 3 provide a space between the supporting mounts 22B, 25B and the bottom surface 4 of the baseboard 11B. Then, the positioning frame for socket bits can be held 5 upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between the supporting mounts 6 22B, 25B and the bottom surface of the baseboard 11B at a transversal direction 7 or a longitudinal direction without using the handle of the conventional 8 positioning frame, and this can reduce the whole volume of the positioning frame 9 in storage.
10 With reference to Figs. 14 to 17, a fourth embodiment of a positioning 11 frame for socket bits has similar structures substantially same as the structures in 12 the above-mentioned first embodiment of the positioning frame except the 13 positioning racks 42 of the track disc 40 are formed in the top surface of the 14 baseboard 41 at intervals, and each positioning rack 42 has a bottom side, a top side, a clamping slot 421 and an opening 422. The clamping slot 421 is formed in 16 the bottom side of the positioning rack 42 and has a width (C). The opening 422 17 is formed through the top side of the positioning rack 42, communicates with the 18 clamping slot 421 and has a width (D). The width of the clamping slot 421 of the 19 positioning rack 42 is wider than the width of the opening 422 of the positioning rack 42. With further reference to Figs. 16 and 17, multiple positioning blocks 60 21 can be mounted slidably on and clamp the positioning racks 42 of the track disc 22 40 to hold socket bits on the track disc 40. In addition, the structural relationship 23 between the opening 422 and the clamping slot 421 of each one of the positioning 24 rack 42 can prevent the corresponding positioning block 60 from departing from 1 the clamping slot 421 of the positioning rack 42.
2 Furthermore, the holding racks 43 are formed in the bottom surface of 3 the baseboard 41 at intervals and align with the positioning racks 42, and each 4 holding rack 43 has a bottom side, a top side, a holding recess 431 and an opening 432. The holding recess 431 is formed in the bottom side of the holding 6 rack 43 and has a width (E). The opening 432 is formed through the top side of 7 the holding rack 43, communicates with the holding recess 431 and has a width 8 (F). The width (E) of the holding recess 431 is wider than the width (F) of the 9 opening 432 of the holding rack 43.
The supporting device 50 is detachably connected to the track disc 40 11 and has multiple fixing boards 51, a first supporting mount 52 and a second 12 supporting mount 55. The fixing boards 51 may be quadrate, are movably 13 mounted in the holding recesses 431 of the holding racks 43 adjacent to the 14 opposite sides of the baseboard 41. Each fixing board 51 has a fixing hole 511 formed through the fixing board 51 and communicates with the opening 432 of a 16 corresponding holding rack 43. Because the width (E) of the holding recess 431 17 is wider than the width (F) of the opening 432, the fixing boards 51 will not 18 depart from the holding recesses 431 of the holding racks 43 via the openings 19 432.
The first supporting mount 52 may be square, is made by aluminum 21 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of 22 the baseboard 41. The first supporting mount 52 has atop, a bottom, an outer side, 23 a through opening 521, multiple through holes 522, multiple screw bolts 523, an 24 extending tab 53 and a side panel 54. The first supporting mount 52 of the fourth 1 embodiment of the positioning frame has similar structures substantially same as 2 the structures of the first supporting mount 22 in the above-mentioned first 3 embodiment of the positioning frame, and the description of the first supporting 4 mount 52 is omitted.
The second supporting mount 55 may be square, is made by aluminum 6 extrusion and is connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite 7 sides of the baseboard 51. The second supporting mount 55 has a top, a bottom, 8 an outer side, a through opening 551, multiple through holes 552, multiple screw 9 bolts 553, an extending tab 56 and a side panel 57. The second supporting mount 55 of the fourth embodiment of the positioning frame has similar structures 11 substantially same as the structures of the second supporting mount 25 in the 12 above-mentioned first embodiment of the positioning frame, and the description 13 of the second supporting mount 55 is omitted.
14 According to the above-mentioned descriptions, the positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention has the following 16 advantages.
17 1. The supporting mounts 22, 25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 are 18 mounted on and protrude from the bottom surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 19 41 and this can provide a space between the supporting mounts 22,25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 and the bottom surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41.
21 Further, the positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present 22 invention can be held upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between 23 the supporting mounts 22, 25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 and the bottom 24 surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41 at a transversal direction or a 1 longitudinal direction conveniently.
2 2. The supporting device 20, 20A, 20B, 50 has at least two supporting 3 mounts 22,25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52,55 mounted on the bottom surface of the 4 baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41 to reinforce the structural strength of the track disc 10, 10A, 10B, 40. Then, when the positioning frame is used to mount a lot of 6 socket bits or heavy tools, the structural strength of the positioning frame can 7 bear the weight of the socket bits or the tools without distorting the positioning 8 frame.
9 3. The positioning frame for socket bits in accordance with the present invention can be held upward by a user inserting fingers into the space between 11 the supporting mounts 22, 25, 22A, 25A, 22B, 25B, 52, 55 and the bottom 12 surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 41 without using the handle of the 13 conventional positioning frame, and this can reduce the whole volume of the 14 positioning frame in storage.
4. The track disc 10, 10A, 10B, 40 of the positioning frame in 16 accordance with the present invention has at least one positioning rack 12, 12A, 17 12B, 42 formed on or formed in the top surface of the baseboard 11, 11A, 11B, 18 41, and different quantities of positioning blocks 30, 60 can be mounted around 19 or mounted in the at least one positioning rack 12, 12A, 12B, 42. The positioning frame in accordance with the present invention can be used to store socket bits 21 according to the user's need conveniently.
22 Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present 23 invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of 24 the structure and features of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only.
1 Changes may be made in the details, especially in matters of shape, size, and 2 arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent 3 indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended 4 claims are expressed.
Claims (7)
1 . A positioning frame for socket bits comprising;
a track disc made by aluminum extrusion, being elongated and having at least one baseboard being rectangular in shape, and each one of the at least one baseboard having a top surface;
a bottom surface;
two opposite sides; and a length;
at least two positioning racks formed on the top surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two positioning racks having a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard; and at least two holding racks formed on the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two holding racks having a bottom side;
a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard;
a holding recess formed in the holding rack and having a width;
and an opening formed through the bottom side of the holding rack, communicating with the holding recess and having a width narrower than the width of the holding recess; and a supporting device detachably connected to the track disc and having multiple fixing boards, at least two of the fixing boards movably mounted in the holding recess of each one of the at least two holding racks, and each fixing board having a fixing hole formed through the fixing board and communicating with the opening of a corresponding holding rack;
wherein one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the corresponding holding rack aligns with one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the adjacent holding rack;
and at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard to form a space between the at least two supporting mounts and the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard, one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and the other one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and each one of the at least two supporting mounts having a top;
a bottom;
an outer side; and at [east two through holes formed through the top of the supporting mount and each respectively aligning with the fixing holes of the fixing boards that align with each other in the at least two holding racks, and each one of the at least two through holes having a screw bolt mounted through the through hole and securely mounted in the fixing hole of the corresponding fixing board via the opening of the corresponding holding rack to connect the supporting mount securely at the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard.
a track disc made by aluminum extrusion, being elongated and having at least one baseboard being rectangular in shape, and each one of the at least one baseboard having a top surface;
a bottom surface;
two opposite sides; and a length;
at least two positioning racks formed on the top surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two positioning racks having a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard; and at least two holding racks formed on the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard at intervals, and each one of the at least two holding racks having a bottom side;
a length equal to the length of each one of the at least one baseboard;
a holding recess formed in the holding rack and having a width;
and an opening formed through the bottom side of the holding rack, communicating with the holding recess and having a width narrower than the width of the holding recess; and a supporting device detachably connected to the track disc and having multiple fixing boards, at least two of the fixing boards movably mounted in the holding recess of each one of the at least two holding racks, and each fixing board having a fixing hole formed through the fixing board and communicating with the opening of a corresponding holding rack;
wherein one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the corresponding holding rack aligns with one of the at least two fixing boards that are mounted in the holding recess of the adjacent holding rack;
and at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard to form a space between the at least two supporting mounts and the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard, one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and the other one of the at least two supporting mounts connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard, and each one of the at least two supporting mounts having a top;
a bottom;
an outer side; and at [east two through holes formed through the top of the supporting mount and each respectively aligning with the fixing holes of the fixing boards that align with each other in the at least two holding racks, and each one of the at least two through holes having a screw bolt mounted through the through hole and securely mounted in the fixing hole of the corresponding fixing board via the opening of the corresponding holding rack to connect the supporting mount securely at the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard.
2. The positioning frame as claimed in claim 1, wherein each one of the at least two holding racks has two fixing boards mounted in the holding recess of the holding rack and respectively mounted adjacent to the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard;
the supporting device has two supporting mounts, respectively a first supporting mount and a second supporting mount, the first supporting mount is connected to the bottom surface and one of the two opposite sides of the at least one baseboard and the second supporting mount is connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard.
the supporting device has two supporting mounts, respectively a first supporting mount and a second supporting mount, the first supporting mount is connected to the bottom surface and one of the two opposite sides of the at least one baseboard and the second supporting mount is connected to the bottom surface and the other one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard.
3. The positioning frame as claimed in claim 2, wherein the first supporting mount has an extending tab formed on and transversally protruding from the outer side of the first supporting mount, formed at the top of the first supporting mount, abutting the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard and having an outer side;
and a side panel formed on and upwardly protruding from the outer side of the extending tab to close the at least two positioning racks and the at least two holding racks at the same one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard as the first supporting mount; and the second supporting mount has an extending tab formed on and transversally protruding from the outer side of the second supporting mount, formed at the top of the second supporting mount, abutting the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard and having an outer side; and a side panel formed on and upwardly protruding from the outer side of the extending tab to close the at least two positioning racks and the at least two holding racks at the same one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard as the second supporting mount.
and a side panel formed on and upwardly protruding from the outer side of the extending tab to close the at least two positioning racks and the at least two holding racks at the same one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard as the first supporting mount; and the second supporting mount has an extending tab formed on and transversally protruding from the outer side of the second supporting mount, formed at the top of the second supporting mount, abutting the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard and having an outer side; and a side panel formed on and upwardly protruding from the outer side of the extending tab to close the at least two positioning racks and the at least two holding racks at the same one of the opposite sides of the at least one baseboard as the second supporting mount.
4. The positioning frame as claimed in claim 3, wherein each supporting mount is square and has a through opening formed through the bottom of the supporting mount and communicating with the at least two through holes of the supporting mount.
5. The positioning frame as claimed in claim 4, wherein the track disc has two baseboards connected to each other, and each one of the baseboards has an inner side; and a connecting wing formed on and protruding transversally from the inner side of the baseboard and stacked with the connecting wing of the other baseboard;
the at least two positioning racks are formed on the top surfaces of the baseboards to enable each baseboard to have at least one positioning rack; and the at least two holding racks are formed on the bottom surfaces of the baseboards to enable each baseboard to have at least one holding rack.
the at least two positioning racks are formed on the top surfaces of the baseboards to enable each baseboard to have at least one positioning rack; and the at least two holding racks are formed on the bottom surfaces of the baseboards to enable each baseboard to have at least one holding rack.
6. The positioning frame as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein each one of the at least two positioning racks is hollow and is formed on and protrudes from the top surface of the at least one baseboard and has two opposite sidewalls; and two clamping slots respectively formed in the opposite sidewalls of the positioning rack; and each one of the at least two holding racks is formed on the bottom surface of the at least one baseboard and is formed in one of the at least two positioning racks.
7. The positioning frame as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein each one of the at least two positioning racks is formed in the top surface of the baseboard and has a bottom side;
a top side;
a clamping slot formed in the bottom side of the positioning rack and having a width; and an opening formed through the top side of the positioning rack, communicating with the clamping slot and having a width narrower than the width of the clamping slot of the positioning rack.
a top side;
a clamping slot formed in the bottom side of the positioning rack and having a width; and an opening formed through the top side of the positioning rack, communicating with the clamping slot and having a width narrower than the width of the clamping slot of the positioning rack.
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