JP2008264421A - Handbell - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the following problem that since a conventional handbell ('inkin' or a small bowl shaped bell used for a memorial service) is used with a cushion, vibration of a bell of the handbell is in contact with a wide range by the cushion, the vibration is controlled, and echoes are short, also sounds of a high frequency of vibration in a high region are deleted and a bell stick for ringing the bell needs to be easier to use. <P>SOLUTION: In the handbell, space is provided between the bell and a bell cushion, which are joined at a bell bottom part central part. Moreover, an echo support plate is attached and joined similarly, so that tone quality of sound can be adjusted by echoing the sound by echo support plate, and directivity and energy efficiency of the sound are improved. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to pulling religious tools.

Recruitment is a religious tool that is struck with a handle during festivals.
The traditional puller is made up of a handle with a bell and a bell cushion, and the bell for squealing is attached with a string or the like and is devised so as not to lose it. As can be seen in Japanese Patent Application No. 2003-19647, there is a puller designed to accommodate a bell in a handle.

  On the other hand, although it does not belong to the habit, it has been devised in various ways to make it sound better as a religious tool. As disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. Hei 8-205598, there is a case where a space is provided between the base and a ring to improve the sound or a cushion is eliminated.

  In addition, the bell is not a pulling bell, but contrivances such as embedding a heavy object at the tip of the hitting portion have been made so that the repellent for a big bell can be seen in JP-A-2006-20903.

As seen in Utility Model Registration No. 3091565, an elastic body is used for the striking part, and the sound is devised, or as in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-167442, a stand-type bell is given weight. There is something that is stable.

JP 2004-229771 JP-A-8-205989 JP 2006-20903 A Utility model registration No. 3091565 JP 2006-167442 A

  However, since the conventional pulling is through a cushion, the pulling bell's vibration is in contact with the cushion in a wide range, so the vibration is controlled, the reverberation is short, and the high frequency is high. The sound was turned off.

Also, the weight of the bell is usually heavy, and when placed on a flat surface such as a tabletop, the bell is directed downward with the bell cushion as a fulcrum, and there is a risk of poor stability and damage to the bell. ,
In many cases, the bell was placed upside down with the top of the bell facing down.

In addition, when storing the bell, it is convenient to place it in the handle, but it takes time and effort to pull it out and use it.

  It is a subject of the present invention to make a pulling sound that is easy to use and easy to use.

  As one aspect of the present invention, there is a method characterized in that a space is provided between the bell and the bell cushion, and the space is connected at the center of the bell bottom.

  Also, there is a method characterized in that the bell cushion is removed and connected at the center of the bell bottom.

  Alternatively, there is also a method characterized by having an echo support plate between the bell and the bell cushion, providing a space between the echo support plate and the bell, and being connected at the center of the bell bottom.

  Alternatively, there is a method characterized in that the bell cushion is eliminated and a support plate for reverberation is provided instead of the bell cushion. By providing such a space, it is possible to prevent the vibration of the bell from being attenuated by the bell cushion.

A pulling rod characterized by providing a mechanism for attaching a bell to strike the pulling pin is convenient.

  It is better to use the pulling method characterized in that the incidental method is an incidental method using magnetic force.

  About these bells, if the bells characterized by providing heavy objects along the central axis of the hitting part of the bells, it is possible to squeal with a small force.

  A method characterized in that the heavy object includes a bell made of a ferromagnetic material such as iron or a magnet can be most conveniently configured.

  When the pulling rod is placed on a flat surface, the bell is stable without touching the flat surface, and the handle has a weight balance that tilts downward. You can leave it alone.

According to the first and second aspects of the present invention, since the bell is not contacted by the bell cushion and the bell is supported in a place that is least affected by the ringing, the ringing is prolonged.

Further, by configuring the echo support plate, the sound absorbed by the cushion can be reflected upward, and the sound can be increased upward. Further, it is convenient that the ringing can be slightly changed according to the natural frequency of the echo support plate.

  In particular, those that do not require a cushion and have a support plate for reverberation sound best, and can be used for festivals without any special force.

It is very convenient to provide a mechanism for attaching the bell.
In particular, what is constituted by a magnetic force is convenient because it can be attached by an attractive force without being conscious of it.

When the weight increases, the volume can be increased with less energy.
When the heavy object is made of a magnetic material such as iron or a magnet, it is convenient in combination with the previous invention.

It is characterized by providing a weight balance that the handle leans downward without the bell stably touching the flat surface when the puller is placed on the flat surface. Easy to hold when using. At that time, the reflex support plate, which is a fulcrum, is round and unstable because it is round, and it is preferably polygonal and stable.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an invention in which the bell cushion is removed and the reflection support plate is used.
The bell (1) was made of brass. In particular, there is no limitation as long as it can be used as a normal bell as well as metal. The echo support plate (2) was also a brass plate. This material may be changed according to the sound to be reflected. Any material such as wood or porcelain can be used. In this explanatory diagram, two hexagonal brass plates are stacked. Of course, a plurality of sheets may be used. An echo support plate adjustment tool (8) may be held to adjust the echo frequency. The echo support plate adjuster (8) was made of ebony.
The handle (3) is also made of ebony, but the material is not particularly limited. A mechanism for attaching the bell (5) using a ring-shaped magnet (4) is provided. The magnet (4) is convenient when neo-jum is used because it is powerful and is attached to places other than the scheduled position. The bell (5) is mainly made of ebony, but the material may be anything suitable as a bell for the material.
Although the space between the bell (1) and the echo support plate (2) cannot be seen from the figure, it is configured as described in the invention.
FIG. 4 shows a form when the bell (5) is actually adsorbed.

FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the bell (5).
The heavy object (6) is a ferromagnetic material such as iron, and is configured to be elongated as shown in the figure.
It is convenient because it can be arbitrarily attached to the handle of the drawstring at various places.

  FIG. 3 shows an example in which the echo support plate (21) is simply constructed and the space with the bell (1) is easy to understand.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view when the pulling plate of the present invention is placed on a plane.
In this way, the handle (3) can be placed stably when the balance of the center of gravity is heavy.

It is a front view which shows the Example of this invention. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the bell of this invention. It is a front view which shows embodiment of this invention. It is a front view when a bell is adsorbed and attached to a pulling rod. It is explanatory drawing of the state by which the pull was put on the plane.

Explanation of symbols

1 bell 2 echo support plate 21 echo support plate 3 handle 4 magnet 5 bell 6 heavy object 7 plane 8 echo support plate adjuster

Claims (9)

A drawstring characterized in that a space is provided between the bell and the bell cushion and is connected at the center of the bell bottom The pulling pin characterized in that the bell cushion of claim 1 is eliminated and is directly connected to the handle at the center of the bell bottom. A pulling pin having a reverberating support plate between the bell and the bell cushion of claim 1, and a space is provided between the resonating support plate and the bell and is connected at the center of the bottom portion of the bell. The pulling pin according to claim 1, further comprising a support plate for reverberation instead of the bell cushion according to claim 1. The pulling mechanism according to claim 1, 2, 3, or 4, further comprising a mechanism for attaching a bell to strike the pulling bar. 6. The pulling method according to claim 5, wherein the incidental method according to claim 5 is an incidental method using magnetic force. The pulling rod according to claim 5 or 6, wherein a heavy rod is provided along a central axis of a hitting portion of the bell. The pulling rod according to claim 7, wherein the heavy object according to claim 7 includes a phosphor rod made of a ferromagnetic material such as iron or a magnet. 9. A weight balance is provided in which the handle tilts downward without the bell stably contacting the flat surface when the pulling rod is placed on the flat surface. Withdrawal

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