DE202011050992U1 - A pedestal for holding tools - Google Patents

Abstract

A pedestal for holding tools, comprising: a pedestal (1) having a plurality of mounting holes (11) formed thereon; and at least one block element (2) which is further formed with a set (21), a block part (22) and with a pin (23); the block member (22) on one side of the set (21) while one end of the pin (23) is molded on the other side of the set (21); the pin (23) is inserted into the mounting hole (11); a locking plate (231) is polygonal and shaped at the other end of the pin (23); characterized in that the pin (23) is inserted into the mounting hole (11) and the set (21) abuts against the surface of the base (1), after which the locking plate (231) by rotating the block element (2) in the bottom surface of the The base (1) engages under the mounting hole (11) to secure the block element (2) on the base (1) so that not only the tool insert, but ...

Description

Technical area

The present invention relates to a tool retention base, and more particularly to a tool retention base upon which the tool bits and handles are captured.

State of the art

The prior art tool rest is installed in the tool box and provided with a plurality of mounting holes. Each mounting hole has a support arm and a plurality of surfaces. At the end of the support arm, a projection is formed for attaching tool insert. The multiple surfaces serve to stably secure the tool bit to hold it vertically and stably in the bracket hole. With the projection of the tool insert is secured so that it can not fall out.

To hold the handle in the tool box but no mounting hole is available. If the user needs two or more handles, he must take them in a separate bag, which can be cumbersome. Therefore, it requires a further repair of the subset for holding tools according to the prior art.

Object of the invention

The main objective of the present utility model is to provide an improved tool rest.

In order to achieve the above object, the tool holding subassembly is comprised of a base having a plurality of support holes formed therein, at least one block member having a set, a block portion, and a pin, the block portion being on one side of the set and one end of the pin is formed on the other side of the set, the pin is inserted into the holding hole, a securing plate which is polygonal and formed at the other end of the pin, at least one groove on the inner wall of the holding hole and a clamping ring, which is in accordance with the first groove formed on the side surface of the pin, at least one second groove on the bottom surface of the pedestal and around the mounting hole, and at least one projection formed in correspondence with the second groove on the clamping ring, the distance between the opposite arranged inner walls of the mounting hole gradually tapering toward the bottom surface of the pedestal, the support hole and the lock pad are made rectangular, the protrusion is formed at the corners of the lock pad, and the second groove is formed on the sides of the support hole under the pedestal;
wherein the peg is inserted into the support hole and the set abuts against the surface of the pedestal, whereafter the latch plate engages by rotating the block element into the bottom surface of the pedestal under the support hole to hold the block element on the pedestal such that not only the support hole is fixed to the pedestal Held tool inserts, but also the handle is secured with the block element.

Brief description of the drawings

The drawings show:

1 Fig. 11 is an exploded view of a tool retention base of the present invention;

2 shows an exploded view of the subset for holding tool of the present invention from below;

3 Fig. 11 is an assembly view of the handle secured to the tool rest stand of the present invention;

4 - 5 show cross-sectional views of the subset for holding tool the section AA in the 1 in the embodiment shown to illustrate the block member retained on the tool rest stand of the present invention;

6 - 7 show cross-sectional views of the subset for holding tool the section BB in the 1 in the embodiment shown to illustrate the block member retained on the tool rest stand of the present invention;

8th Fig. 13 is a perspective view showing the embodiment of the tool box of the present invention;

9 Fig. 13 is a perspective view showing the embodiment with a hanger of the tool rest holder of the present invention; and

10 FIG. 11 is a perspective view illustrating the embodiment with a tool carriage for the tool rest holder of the present invention. FIG.

Ways to carry out the invention

With reference to the drawings of 1 - 2 , a tool rest according to the present invention consists of a pedestal ( 1 ) and at least one block element ( 2 ). The subset ( 1 ) is equipped with several mounting holes ( 11 ) educated. The block element ( 2 ) consists of a sentence ( 21 ), a block part ( 22 ) and from a pin ( 23 ). The block part ( 22 ) is on one side of the sentence ( 21 ), while one end of the pin ( 23 ) on the other side of the sentence ( 21 ) is shaped. The pin ( 23 ) protrudes through the mounting hole ( 11 ). A backup tile ( 231 ) is polygonal and on the other end of the stand ( 23 ) educated. The mounting hole ( 11 ) and the security tile ( 231 ) are in the embodiment (see 1 - 2 ) formed rectangular, while the tool insert in the mounting hole ( 11 ) is secured. The inner wall of the mounting hole ( 11 ) is with at least a first groove ( 111 ) Mistake. Coinciding with the first groove ( 111 ) is a clamping ring ( 232 ) formed around the side surface of the pin ( 23 ) is shaped. On the two opposite side of the inner walls of the mounting hole ( 11 ) is ever a first groove ( 111 ) shaped. An end to the first groove ( 111 ) adjoins the clamping ring ( 232 ), so that the block element ( 2 ) is secured at the location with the mounting hole ( 11 ) matches. At least one second groove ( 12 ) is on the bottom surface of the pedestal ( 1 ) and around the mounting hole ( 11 ), while at least one projection ( 233 ) in accordance with the second groove ( 12 ) and at the corners of the security tile ( 231 ) is shaped (see 1 - 2 ). The distance between the opposite inner walls of the mounting hole ( 11 ) runs to the bottom surface of the pedestal ( 1 ) to the tool bit or block element ( 2 ) firmly clamp.

As in the drawings of 3 - 7 shown, the security tile ( 231 ) of the block element ( 2 ) through the mounting hole ( 11 ), while the pin ( 23 ) in the mounting hole ( 11 ) is introduced, so that the clamping ring ( 232 ) to the end of the first groove ( 111 ) and the sentence ( 21 ) against the surface of the pedestal ( 1 ), after which the projection ( 233 ) by rotating the block element ( 2 ) into the second groove ( 12 ) to the block element ( 2 ) stable in the mounting hole ( 11 ). In this way, the handle with the block part ( 22 ) for practical carrying on the pedestal ( 1 ).

As in the drawings of 8th - 10 As shown, the tool rest is used for other embodiments, such as a toolbox, a tool hanger, or a tool carriage.

Although the utility model is described with reference to the preferred embodiment thereof, it is to be understood that numerous modifications and changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the utility model as set forth in the following claims.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

coaster

11

supporting hole

111

First groove

12

Second groove

2

block member

21

sentence

22

block section

23

spigot

231

retention tag

232

clamping ring

233

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Claims (6)

A subset for holding a tool, comprising: a pedestal ( 1 ) with a plurality of mounting holes formed thereon ( 11 ); and at least one block element ( 2 ), which continues with a sentence ( 21 ), a block part ( 22 ) and with a pin ( 23 ) is formed; the block part ( 22 ) on one side of the sentence ( 21 ) while one end of the pin ( 23 ) on the other side of the sentence ( 21 ) is shaped; the pin ( 23 ) in the mounting hole ( 11 ) is introduced; a backup tile ( 231 ) polygonal and at the other end of the pin ( 23 ) is shaped; characterized in that the pin ( 23 ) in the mounting hole ( 11 ) and the sentence ( 21 ) against the surface of the pedestal ( 1 ), after which the security tile ( 231 ) by rotating the block element ( 2 ) in the bottom surface of the pedestal ( 1 ) under the mounting hole ( 11 ) to the block element ( 2 ) on the pedestal ( 1 ), so that in the mounting hole ( 11 ) Not only the tool insert, but also the handle with the block element ( 2 ). The sub-set for holding tool according to claim 1, characterized in that the inner wall of the mounting hole ( 11 ) with at least one first groove ( 111 ) and a clamping ring ( 232 ) in accordance with the first groove ( 111 ) around the side surface of the pin ( 23 ) is shaped. The tool rest according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a second groove ( 12 ) on the bottom surface of the pedestal ( 1 ) and around the mounting hole ( 11 ) is formed while at least one projection ( 233 ) in correspondence with the second groove on the security tile ( 231 ) is shaped. The tool rest according to claim 2, characterized in that at least one second groove ( 12 ) on the bottom surface of the pedestal ( 1 ) and around the mounting hole ( 11 ) is formed while at least one projection ( 233 ) in accordance with the second groove ( 12 ) on the backup tile ( 231 ) is shaped. The tool rest according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the distance between the opposite inner walls of the mounting hole ( 11 ) to the bottom surface of the pedestal ( 1 ) is gradually tapering. The tool rest according to claim 3, characterized in that the mounting hole ( 11 ) and the security tile ( 231 ) are rectangular, the projection ( 233 ) at the corners of the security tile ( 231 ) and the second groove ( 12 ) on the sides of the mounting hole ( 11 ) under the subset ( 1 ) is formed.

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