JP2011050722A - Directly placed small lightweight ski working table - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problems wherein maintenance and adjustment work of a ski board such as waxing has conventionally been performed by holding and fixing the ski board by an exclusive vice fixed to a working table, but this system poses the following issues: (α) the working table is strong and heavy to oppose the force applied during work and consequently is inconvenient to transport and store, (β) sufficient holding force cannot be obtained in the ski board of monocoque shape in recent years due to its shape, (γ) a slip preventing stopper needs to be overturned because it gets in the way of work, and (δ) a wide range needs to be covered to prevent a floor from being soiled with chips of flying wax due to a high working position. <P>SOLUTION: The working table is made small and lightweight by being directly placed on the floor or the like. The ski board can be firmly held by mounting a connecting implement to a binding and laying the ski board on a placing base and bending the center part to be engaged with a fixing part. The slip preventing stopper can be overturned by mounting the connecting implement to the binding. The working table is directly placed on the floor, and its circumference is covered with newspaper or the like to prevent it from being soiled. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a work table that holds a ski during maintenance adjustment such as waxing the ski.

  In ski maintenance and adjustment work, (a) cutting and polishing work for smoothing the running surface, (b) grinding of the sliding surface side and side surface for sharpening the edges of the side edges, (C) A waxing operation is performed such that the melted wax is applied to the sliding surface and the excess wax is scraped off after solidification.

Conventionally, these operations are performed by fixing a ski vice to a desk-like work table and sandwiching and fixing the front and rear of the ski board with vise.
When cutting the sliding surface, a large force is applied to pull the tool while holding it down. Further, the side edge of the ski is a sharp blade even at 90 degrees. For this reason, it is important to securely hold the ski so as not to be injured during maintenance adjustment work.
However, in recent years, many skis have a monocoque shape in which the upper surface of the ski is integrally molded to increase rigidity, and most of them have a curved surface or a trapezoidal shape. There were many cases where power could not be obtained.
In addition, with the diversification of skis such as carving, freestyle, and backcountry, many types of skis have been developed in various lengths and widths, and the means for holding the skis needs to support this.

On the other hand, most of the bindings that combine skis and ski boots are standardized and can be used by different manufacturers, and most of them are step-in types that can be combined by simply inserting a toe into the binding and stepping on the heel. .
For the safety of skiers, the binding is a mechanism that releases the holding when a certain level of force is applied. This opening mechanism strongly counters the force in the longitudinal direction of the ski, but relatively in the yawing direction. It is released with a weak force.

There are many prior art skiing platforms.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. H10-228867 uses a binding for holding a ski.
This is the same as the present invention in that the connecting tool simulating the shape of the bottom of the ski shoe is attached to the binding, and this connecting tool is connected to the workbench, but in the place where the connecting tool and the workbench are fixed with screws. It is considered that the work table cannot be reduced in size and weight because it requires sufficient strength and the work table has the same desk-like legs as in the prior art, so that sufficient rigidity against the horizontal force is required.
Moreover, since it has a leg part, it becomes an operation | work at waist high and the scattering of wax shavings can be considered.

There are Patent Document 2 and Patent Document 3 as prior arts that have improved the stowability of the workbench. However, as with Patent Document 1, since it has legs, weight and complexity are inevitable to ensure rigidity. Spattering occurs.

As a prior art in which a pedestal is directly installed on an existing work table, there is Patent Document 4, but the method of fixing the pedestal itself is by vise, and a work table having legs is required as in the above-mentioned Patent Document.
The ski is held by a conventional clamping method.

JP-A-6-39076 JP 2003-62148 A JP2004-29897A 6-81574

The conventional ski work table has the following problems.
(B) Sturdy and heavy work table When cutting and polishing skis, a large force is applied in the downward and front-rear directions to put the weight and pull the tool backward. In addition, since the ski vice is fixed with the work table top plate sandwiched from above and below, a space is also required below the top plate. For this reason, the top plate is often provided with legs and set to the waist height of the operator, but it has a sturdy and heavy structure to resist horizontal force and requires a lot of space for installation.
Skiing is almost only a winter sport, and the above-mentioned heavy and large work table has become a problem for off-season storage.
Also, because of its size and weight, it was difficult to carry on ski tours.

(B) A sufficient holding force cannot be obtained. With a conventional ski vise, a monocoque body type ski cannot obtain a sufficient holding force.
In addition, since the front and rear sides of the ski are sandwiched and fixed, the ski is easily bent when it is in the middle of the ski, and there is a danger that the ski will fall to the floor.

(C) A slip-prevention stopper interferes with the work. When a ski is removed from a ski shoe in recent years, the slip-prevention stopper is designed to pop out to prevent the ski from slipping. It got in the way of work.

(D) The working environment becomes dirty. During waxing work, the hot melted wax spills on the floor and soils the floor. In addition, it is necessary to scrape off excess wax, but the wax that has been shaved off forms a thin band like canna scraps and scatters on the floor. If you step on this wax waste, it will stick to the floor stubbornly and will be very difficult to remove.
In addition, the ski vice is fixed with the top and bottom of the work table top and bottom, so it will be attached to the edge of the work table, and wax waste will fall on the floor in the foreground and on the work table or on the other side on the opposite side. become.
When working indoors, newspaper or the like is laid so as not to contaminate the floor, but it is necessary to cover a wide area by the height of the work table.
The present invention solves the above problems.

  As means for solving the problems, the present invention is a ski work table characterized by the following. A flat mounting fixture that has a support base on which the skis are laid down in the vicinity of both ends of the upper surface of the pedestal with a non-slip sticker attached to the bottom, and the skis that lie on the support base between the two support bases. And a mounting base having a vertical fixing tool, a toe and heel shape defined in ISO 5355 imitating a ski shoe bottom, and a mechanism for adjusting the length of both ends, and a connecting flange. It consists of the connected tool.

  The left and right sides of the ski have a top anti-slip that supports the skis that are laid down with the running surface facing upward when working on the sliding surface. It has two longitudinal grooves, and is characterized in that it has a support base that can be fastened to a pedestal and adjust the distance between the two support bases to mount skis of various lengths.

  The ski work table according to claim 3 further includes a support base having a function of folding when stored in addition to the function of the support base.

  It is characterized by having a flat fixing tool that can connect a system fitting hole and a fixing hole provided in the connecting flange with a fastener during the sliding surface work.

  Further, in the ski work table according to claim 5, when the sliding surface is operated, when the knob is turned, the fixing bracket interlocked is pulled, and when the knob is released, the fixing bracket is pushed out by the force of the elastic body, so that the coupling tool is combined. It is characterized by having a flat fixture that can be used.

  It is characterized by having a vertically adjustable fixture that can adjust a system fitting hole and a fixing hole provided in the connection flange with a fastener during side work.

  Further, the ski work table of claim 7 has a height-adjustable vertical fixture that can be inserted into the fixing groove through the system mating hole provided in the coupling flange during side work and can be coupled with the coupling flange. Features.

  As a mechanism for adjusting the length of the connecting tool, a mechanism is provided in which one side is fitted and slid into a groove provided on the other side, fastened according to the length of a suitable ski boot, and attached to the binding to hold the ski. It is characterized by having.

  Further, in the ski work table according to claim 9, as a mechanism for adjusting the length of the coupling tool, one side is fitted and slid into a groove provided on the other side, inserted into the holding binding, and inserted into the slit of the coupling tool. It has a mechanism for holding the ski by attaching it to the binding by inserting a clip hook and tilting the clip lever.

(B) The direct work table according to the present invention that realizes a small size and light weight can be placed directly on the floor, carpet, tatami mat, or existing desk, and the skis can be placed on the work table for maintenance and adjustment work. To do. For this reason, it is possible to reduce the size and weight of the work table so that it can be transported.

(B) A connector that realizes sufficient and stable holding is attached to the binding and can be firmly held in the front-rear direction because it is coupled to the mounting table. Further, since the ski is supported at three points, front and rear and center, the downward force can be distributed and borne, and since the elasticity of the ski is used for holding, stable holding with little backlash can be obtained.

(D) The anti-sliding stopper that can automatically fall over the anti-sliding stopper has a structure in which the ski shoe is pushed and stored when the ski shoe is attached. In the case of the present invention, the stopper is installed at the stage of attaching the fixing tool. Because it falls, it does not get in the way of work.

(E) Since it is possible to work at a low position from the floor surface where it is difficult to pollute the work environment, shavings are not easily scattered.
Moreover, even when installed on a desk and working, it can be placed in the center of the desk, so that it is possible to prevent contamination by simply placing newspapers on the front, back, left and right of the work table.

(F) At the time of a sliding surface work that can ensure safety during work, the binding in the yawing direction is hard to be released by resisting slipping of rubber or the like provided at the upper end of the front and rear support bases.
Even if the binding is opened, it is supported by the upper surface of the support base, so that the posture is not greatly lost.
When working on the side, even if the binding is opened, the grooves on the front and rear support bases serve as a guide, so that the posture is not greatly lost.

Component perspective view Perspective view with connector Front view when working on sliding surface Side perspective view Clip type connector perspective view Folding table perspective view Cross section of flat fixture Vertical fixture front

  The present invention includes a support base (12) having an upper slip stopper (12a) made of rubber or the like at the upper end and provided with two left and right vertical grooves (12b), and the support base on the upper surface near both ends on the long side of a rectangular plate. (11) The base (11) provided with a plurality of support base fixing holes (11a) at an appropriate interval for adjusting and setting the interval of (12), and having a bottom anti-slip (11b) such as rubber attached to the bottom surface, There is a mounting base (1) consisting of a flat fixture (13) installed on the upper surface of the pedestal between both support bases, a vertical fixture (14) whose height can be adjusted, and a length adjusting mechanism. This is a direct-mounting type ski work table having a toe and a saddle shape defined in ISO 5355 and a connecting tool (2) equipped with a connecting flange (21a). (See Figure 1)

  Since the present invention has the structure as described above, when using this, first, the support base (12) is fitted to the support base fixing hole (11a) of the base in accordance with the length of the target ski. Use to fix.

  Next, the connection tool B (22) is inserted into the connection tool A (21), fixed to the length of the target ski boot by a fastener, and pushed into the binding to be attached. (See Figure 2)

When working on the running surface, lay the ski with the connector (2) on the support base (12) with the running surface facing upwards, with the ski pressed with the center pressed moderately, The flat fixing fixture fixing hole (13a) and the connecting flange system fitting hole (21b) are combined with the fastener (15). (See Figure 3)
The ski can be stably held by holding the ski at the three points of the support bases (12) and the flat fixture (13) and utilizing the elasticity of the ski.

For side work, insert the ski in the longitudinal groove of the front / rear support base with the ski surface facing vertically.
The height of the vertical fixture (14) is adjusted to the height of the connecting flange and fixed with a fastener.
In a state where the skiing surface of the ski is pushed and bent appropriately, the fixing hole (14a) of the vertical fixing tool and the connecting flange system fitting hole (21b) are combined with the fastener (15). (See Figure 4)
In the case of side work, a stable holding force can be obtained by the three-point support and the elasticity of the ski. Even if the binding is opened, it can be safely held by the longitudinal groove.

  Further, as a mechanism for adjusting the length of the connector (2), the clip-type connector is inserted into the holding binding, the hook (33b) is inserted into the slit (32a), and the spring ( There is also a method of holding by the force of 33c). (See Figure 5)

  In addition, a foldable mounting table (4) in which a square pipe made of aluminum alloy or the like is used for the pedestal and the supporting table has a folding function is also conceivable as a form of the mounting table. (See Figure 6)

  As a method of combining the flat fixture and the connecting flange, turn the knob (51a), pull in the interlocking fitting (51b), align the connecting hole (21b) of the connecting flange, and release the knob to release the elastic body ( There is also a method in which the fixing bracket (51b) is pushed out by the force of 51c) and the coupling tool is engaged. (See Figure 7)

  There is also a method in which the vertical fixing tool and the connecting flange are combined and the fixing fitting (52a) is passed through the connecting flange (21b) and inserted into the fixing groove (52b). (See Figure 8)

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mounting base 11 Base 11a Support stand fixing hole 11b Bottom part slip stopper 12 Support base 12a Top slip stopper 12b Vertical groove 13 Flat holder 13a Fixing hole 14 Vertical holder 14a Fixing hole 15 Fastener 2 Connecting tool 21 Connecting tool A
21a Connecting flange 21b System joint 22 Connecting tool B
3 Clip-type connector 31 Connector A
31a Connecting flange 32 Connecting tool B
32a Slit 33 Clip 33a Clip lever 33b Hook 33c Spring 4 Folding-type mounting base 41 Base 41a Support base fixing hole 41b Bottom slip stopper 42 Support base 42a Top slip stopper 42b Vertical groove 43 Flat holder 44 Vertical holder 51 Flat holder Fixing tool 51a Knob 51b Fixing bracket 51c Elastic body 52 Vertical fixing tool 52a Fixing bracket 52b Fixing groove

Claims (9)

  In a ski work table having a mounting table and a connecting tool, a vertically long pedestal having a slip stopper at the bottom, a support table fastened to the vicinity of both ends on the long side of the upper surface of the pedestal, and the support table And a toe shape and a heel shape defined in ISO 5355 simulating the bottom of a ski boot on both ends, and a mounting table comprising a fixing device having a mechanism for engaging the coupling device. A ski work table comprising a connecting tool equipped with a connecting flange having a mechanism for adjusting the length of both ends of the equipment and a mechanism for fitting to the mounting table.   As the support base, there is an upper slip stopper that supports the ski that is laid down with the sliding surface facing upward during the sliding surface work. 2. A left and right longitudinal groove supported by the first and second support grooves, and a support base that can be fastened to the base of claim 1 to adjust a distance between the two support bases and mount skis of various lengths. Ski worktable as described in.   The ski work table according to claim 1, further comprising a support base having a function of folding when stored in addition to the function of claim 2.   The ski work table according to claim 1, wherein the fixture includes a flat fixture that can couple a system fitting hole and a fixing hole provided in the connection flange with a fastener when the sliding surface is operated.   As the fixing tool, when the sliding surface is operated, the fixing bracket that is interlocked when the knob is turned is pulled in, and when the knob is released, the fixing bracket is pushed out by the force of the elastic body, so that the connecting tool can be combined with the flat fixing. The ski worktable according to claim 1, further comprising a tool.   2. The vertical fixture according to claim 1, wherein the fixture includes a height-adjustable vertical fixture capable of coupling a system fitting hole and a fixing hole provided in the connection flange with a fastener during a side operation. Ski work table.   2. The height-adjustable vertical fixing tool according to claim 1, wherein the fixing bracket has a height-adjustable vertical fixture that can be inserted into a fixing groove and can be connected to a connecting flange through a connecting hole provided in the connecting flange during side work. Ski work table.   As a mechanism for adjusting the length of the connecting tool, one is fitted into a groove provided on the other and slid, and is fastened according to the length of a suitable ski shoe, and attached to the binding to hold the ski. The ski base according to claim 1, further comprising a tool.   As a mechanism for adjusting the length of the coupling tool, one is fitted and slid into a groove provided on the other side, inserted into the holding binding, the clip hook is inserted into the slit of the coupling tool, and the clip lever is tilted. The ski work table according to claim 1, further comprising a coupling device that is attached to the binding and holds the ski.

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