JP3145630U - Sand knitting machine - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a sand knitting machine that can be knitted without detaching the core string, keeping the shape of the sandals constant, lightening the burden on the toes and easily carrying anywhere, and knitting sandals anywhere. provide.
SOLUTION: The hook 3 of the core string S1 to S4 is hung on the hook 2 of the base A to keep the shape of sandals, and the fixing bar B is inserted into the hook to prevent the core string from coming off. . By using the pressing means, the fixing rod can not be detached from the base, and it is possible to knit sandals with a strong force. By hanging the string 8 passed through the hole in the lower part of the base on the metal fitting 13 etc. installed on the table, the knitting machine can be held and the user can work while sitting on the chair, without using the feet. When knitting while sitting on the floor, it is only necessary to put a foot with socks on the end of the fixed rod and place it lightly, thereby eliminating the burden on the toes.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a knitting machine used when hand-knitting sandals.

  Recently, there is an increasing number of people who want to make cloth sandals by themselves because they are favored to wear cloth sandals on their bare feet. Traditionally, this cloth sandals are used in the form of a string of cloth, and knitted on the bare feet of both feet in the same way as sitting on the floor and knitting grass. The size of the sandals and the shape of the sandals were kept constant, and it was limited to skilled workers. Also, since it has come to be marketed, many sandals work benches that are often seen are hooked on the protrusions and knitted, but the core string may come off and the work must be interrupted. is there. However, there are limited places where you can knit just by sitting on the floor or sitting on a chair and only on the table, and they are large and difficult to carry, so you can not knit sandals anytime, anywhere. It was.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to solve the conventional problems, keep the shape of the sandals constant, can be knitted without detachment of the core string, and the burden on the toes of the knitting hand It is to provide a sand knitting machine that can be easily carried anywhere and can be knitted anywhere.

The present invention that solves such a problem is that the base and a plurality of the base stand upright at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction, and the looped portion of the sand core core string is hooked to the hook rod with a constant width. This is a sand knitting machine that keeps the shape of sandals constant by hooking the part.
Further, the hooking rod has a hole into which each hooking rod is inserted and a fixing rod that sandwiches the looped portion of the core of the sandals between the base and the sanding between the base and the fixing rod. This is a sand knitting machine that sandwiches the loop-shaped part of the core string and eliminates the disconnection of the core string.
Moreover, it is a sandals knitting machine in which the fixing bar is not detached from the base by fixing the base and the fixing bar using the pressing means.
Furthermore, the base has through holes at both ends of the lower part, and both ends of the string of the holding means are passed from the front through this hole, and both ends of the string are tied at the tip, and the ring portion of the string is installed on the table. The sand knitting machine is a sand knitting machine that can be used while sitting on a chair by holding the sand knitting tool on a table by hanging it on a metal fitting or the like.

The present invention has the following effects.
According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a base and a plurality of uprights arranged at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction of the base, and a hooking rod on which a loop-shaped portion of a sandals core string is hooked with a constant width, Hook the loop-shaped part to keep the shape of sandals constant.
Further, the hook has a hole into which each hook is inserted, and a fixing bar that sandwiches the looped portion of the sandals core string is inserted between the hook and the base, and the base and the fixing bar are inserted. By sandwiching the loop-shaped portion of the core string, the core string is not detached and the operation is not interrupted.
Further, by fixing the base and the fixing rod using the pressing means according to the second aspect, the fixing rod does not come off from the base and the work can be performed with a sense of security.
Further, according to claim 3, according to claim 4, the base has through holes at both ends of the lower part, and both ends of the string of the holding means are passed from the front through this hole, and both ends of the string are connected at the tip. In addition to tying the loop part of the string on the metal fittings installed on the table and holding the sand knitting machine on the table, the knitter can sit and work on the chair, and there is no need to use the foot. Can reduce the burden on
Further, according to claims 1 and 2, when the table cannot be used and when sitting on the floor and knitting sandals, the feet with socks on the both ends 16 of the fixing bar B of claim 1 are placed on the floor. The base A and the fixing rod B can be fixed just by placing each foot lightly on the right and left, and the sandals knitting machine itself can be fixed under the feet, and the toes of the knitting hands are not used. The burden can be reduced. The sand knitting machine of the present invention can be knitted anywhere with only slight changes in usage.

  FIG. 1 is a plan view of sandals. The body 1 of the sandals K on which the soles of the sandals wearer's feet are placed is composed of a core string S and a knitted string G, and the knitted string G is passed over the core string S and knitted.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the base A constituting the knitting device of claim 1. This base A is formed in a rectangular shape having a length of 25.0 cm, a width of 2.0 cm, and a height of 2.0 cm. The upper part is 4.5 at regular intervals in the longitudinal direction of the base A (leaving approximately 1.0 cm at both ends). A plurality of upright cylinder rods 1.0 cm in height and 6.5 cm in height, which are standing upright at intervals of 6 cm, stand upright and are fixedly bonded to the base A.

  As shown in the plan view of FIG. 3, the loop-shaped portion 3 of the sandals core string S is first hooked on the hook rods 2b, 2c and 2d from the left on the hook rods to be hooked with a certain width, and then the core. The looped portion 4 of the cord S is turned from the right to the hooking rods 2c, 2d, and 2e, and then both ends 5 of the cord S are passed under the core cord S6 of the ring portion composed of the front cords S1 and S4. Keep it. At this stage, you are ready to knit while keeping the shape of sandals constant. When weaving wider sandals, use 6 hooks 2 and loop the loop from 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d from the left and 2c, 2d, 2e, 2f from the right. Good.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the fixing bar B of claim 1, which is formed in a long plate shape having a length of about 41.0 cm, a width of 3.0 cm, and a height of 0.6 cm, and can be broken even if it becomes a somewhat vertical bow. Difficult and slightly mobile material is used. In the longitudinal direction of the fixing rod B, there are six holes 7 into which the respective hooking rods having a diameter of 1.3 cm are inserted at equal intervals of 4.5 cm, leaving 8.5 cm at both ends.

  As shown in the perspective view of FIG. 5, the hook 2 of the base A is inserted into the six holes of the hole 7 of the fixing bar B that sandwiches the loop-like portions 3 and 4 of the sand core S between the base A and the base A. Are inserted between the base A and the loop-like portions 3 and 4 of the sand core S, so that the core S does not come off and the operation is not interrupted. The fixing rod B is flat in the drawing, but of course may have a round cross section.

  The holding rod 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e, 2f of the base A protruding from the fixing rod B with the string 8 portion of the holding means of the front ring portion using the holding means for the base A and the fixing rod B If you hang it around and fix it, the fixing rod B will not come off from the base A, and you can apply the force with confidence and clog the sandals.

  The base A has one through hole 9 having a diameter of 1.0 cm at each of the lower ends, and both ends 10 of the cord of the holding means are passed through the holes 9 one by one from the front, and at the tip 11 of the cord, While tying both ends, the loop portion 12 of the string is hung on the concave portion 14 of the metal fitting 13 installed on the table as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 using the metal fitting 13 shown in FIG. In this case, the knitter can sit on the chair and work, so there is no need to use the foot and the burden on the toe is lightened. If the bracket is not usable, a string may be attached to the back of the opposite chair. If you are sitting on the floor and knitting sandals in a place where you cannot use the table, do not use your toes, but put your socks on both ends 16 of the fixing bar B of claim 1 one by one on your left and right. The base A and the fixing rod B can be fixed just by placing them lightly, and the sandals knitting machine itself can be fixed under the feet, and the toes of the knitting hands are not used, thus reducing the burden on the toes. .

  To start knitting sandals, first hang loops 3 and 4 of the core string S on the hook 2 of the base A, insert the fixing bar B into the hook 2 and press the two of the base and the fixing bar. Fixing with the string of the means, passing through both ends 10 of the string of the holding means to the hole 9 in the lower part of the base A, and tying the ring part 12 of the string to the recess 14 of the metal fitting installed on the table 15, Hold the sand knitting machine on the table.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 9, holding the two ends 5 of the core string S on the left hand and the center of the front ring portion 6 together on the table, and pulling the left hand in the front direction, the core string S is loosened. The four core cords S1, S2, S3, S4 are arranged in a slightly radial vertical shape at equal intervals, and the knitting width of the sandals is equal. Thereafter, when the base A and the fixing rod B are pressed together with the right hand and pressed on the table so as to press the loop portions 3 and 4 of the core string S, the core string S is not displaced in the subsequent work.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 10, first, the braided string G is tied to the center part 17 of the core string S6 of the front ring part. Next, holding the both ends 5 of the core string S with the left hand, the braided string G is alternately passed between the four vertical core strings S1, S2, S3, and S4, which are arranged slightly radially. Hand over to the back side and knit. For example, the knitted string G is first turned leftward and hung on the front side of the core string S2, and then passed through the back side of the leftmost core string S1, and the core string G is passed horizontally from right to left. Next, the knitted string is turned rightward and hung on the front side of the core string S1, the next is passed through the back side of the core string S2, the next is hung on the front side of the core string S3, and the next is passed through the back side of the core string S4. Pass horizontally from left to right. When the knitted string G comes to the right end, the next is leftward, and it is hung alternately with the front and back sides of the core string and passed horizontally from right to left. Thereafter, this method of knitting is repeated, but each time one knitting is performed, the finger of the right hand is inserted into the three gaps of the vertical core cords S1 and S2, S2 and S3, and S3 and S4 in the forward direction. Pull and close the stitches. Even if the left hand is moved away from both ends 5 of the core string S when the third stage is knitted, the knitted string does not fall out of the core string. Do the work.

FIG. 11 shows the body 1 of the sandals K that has been completed halfway through this sandal knitting process.
After knitting to the level of about 2cm before the finished size by sand knitting, remove the cord 8 of the presser on the ring in front of the sand knitting machine, remove the fixing rod B, and loop the left core 3 Hang around the hooks 2b and 2c, and loop the loop 4 of the right core string around the hooks 2c and 2d to reduce the distance between the vertical core strings and narrow the knitting width of the sandals. . The fixing rod B is inserted into the hooking rod 2 again, the string 8 of the pressing means of the front ring portion is turned around the hooking rod 2, and then knitted to the finished dimension. Finally, after winding the knitted string G around the two core strings S1 and S2, gently pulling both ends 5 of the core string S forward one by one, the step of the last stitch is tightened. The body 1 of sandals K is formed.

Top view of cloth sandals Perspective view of base A of the present invention Plan view of relationship between base A and core string S of the present invention Perspective view of fixing rod B of the present invention The perspective view of the relationship between the base A, the fixing bar B, the cord of the pressing means, and the core cord S of the present invention Perspective view of metal fittings to be installed on the table Perspective view of metal fittings installed on the table Perspective view of metal fittings installed on the table Plan view with core strings arranged vertically Plan view of the relationship between the core string S and the braided string G Cloth sandals in the middle of production

Explanation of symbols

A ・ ・ Base
B ... Fixing bar
S ・ ・ Core
G ... Knitted string K ...
1 ・ ・ Main body on which the soles of sandals wearers ’feet 2 ・ ・ Hooks
3 .... Loop-shaped part 4 .... Loop-shaped part 5 .... Both ends of core string 6 .... Round core string of front ring 7 .... Hole 8 .... String 9 .... Through hole
10 ・ ・ Both ends of string
11 ・ ・ The tip of the string
12. ・ Ring part of string
13. ・ Metal
14 ・ ・ Fitting recess
15 ・ ・ Table
16. ・ End of fixing rod
17 ・ ・ Knot of braid

Claims (4)

  A base, a plurality of uprights arranged at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction of the base, a hooking rod for hooking the looped portion of the sandals with a constant width, and a hole into which each hooking rod is inserted In addition, a sand knitting machine comprising a fixing rod that sandwiches a loop-shaped portion of a sandals core string with the base.    The sandals knitting machine according to claim 1, wherein the base and the fixing rod are fixed using a pressing means.   The sandals knitting machine according to claim 2, wherein the pressing means is a string. The base has through-holes at both ends of the lower part, and both ends of the string of the holding means are passed through this hole from the front, and both ends of the string are tied at the tip, and the metal ring or the like installed on the table. 4. The sand knitting machine according to claim 3, wherein the sand knitting machine is held on a table by being hung.

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