JP3765424B2 - Punch - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a penetrating cocoon having a head cocoon, an intermediate cocoon, and a base cocoon.

Conventionally, the tip cocoon and the intermediate cocoon have been set to have substantially the same length, or the tip cocoon has a shorter length than the intermediate cocoon (for example, Patent Document 1). In addition, the tip of the tip was generally solid.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 55-145178

  When winding and unwinding the yarn, the yarn comes into contact with the inner surface of the heel and the sliding resistance of the yarn increases. However, in the above-described conventional configuration, the tip heel and the intermediate heel have substantially the same length or tip. Since the cocoon is short, the portion of the entire cocoon that comes into contact with the yarn is long, and this tendency is particularly noticeable when a load is applied to the cocoon. An object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus capable of reducing the sliding resistance of the yarn as compared with the prior art.

An object of the present invention is to improve handling as a bag. The configuration of the present invention adopted for this purpose is as follows:
It has a head spear (1), an intermediate spear (2, 3), and a former spear (4), and the length of the spear spear (1) is longer than the length of the intermediate spear (2, 3) In a certain punch ,
The top rod (1), and, together with the telescopically mounted relative to said intermediate rod (2,3) the base rod (4), the top rod (1), and the intermediate rod (2,3 ) A hard guide ring (6) is provided at the rear end opening ,
In the first state in which the tip heel (1) and the intermediate heel (2, 3) are contracted to the original heel (4), after the tip heel (1) and the intermediate heel (2, 3) Positioning means (P) for positioning the opening (1A, 2A) in the vicinity of the yarn introduction port (4A) of the base rod (4) is provided ,
In the point which can be switched to the 2nd state which is located in the back side of the above-mentioned harpoon (4) rather than the above-mentioned 1st state in the above-mentioned point basket (1) and the above-mentioned middle basket (2, 3) There are the following effects.
That is, when the tip and intermediate hooks are set to the first state by the positioning means, the opening provided at the rear end of the hook and intermediate hook is located in the vicinity of the yarn introduction port on the main hook side, so that it is pulled out from the reel. When the thread is inserted into the thread introduction port, there is an opening near the thread introduction port, so that the threader can be passed through the opening by inserting the threader.
In addition, when the second state is set, the tip and intermediate hooks can be stored in the back of the main paddle, so that the overall length of the paddle can be shortened in the stored state compared to the first state, and handling of the hook is improved. be able to.
Accordingly, it is possible to set the state of the rod suitable for the case of thread insertion work and the case other than the actual fishing, and it is easy to use.

  Therefore, the sliding resistance of the yarn when the yarn is unwound and the yarn is taken up can be reduced, and the hook can be thrown in quickly. In addition, the length of the tip heel makes the tip heel easier to bend than the intermediate heel, and it is easier to check the hit by looking at how the tip heel is bent. Since it is a hollow type, the tip end has a hollow pipe shape and is more easily bent than the solid end tip.

[First embodiment]
As shown in FIGS. 1 (A) and 1 (B), the head rod 1, the first intermediate rod 2, the second intermediate rod 3, and the head rod 1, the first intermediate rod 2, and the second intermediate rod 3 are attached in a swinging manner. The main fence 4 to be arranged is arranged to constitute a swinging type through thread. A reel 7 is attached to a reel leg mounting portion 4B formed at an intermediate position of the main rod 4, and the yarn a fed from the reel 7 is passed through an elliptical yarn introduction hole 4A formed on the outer surface of the main rod 4 to the tip. It is designed to be inserted into the cage 1, the first intermediate cage 2, and the second intermediate cage 3.

  The head 1 will be described. As shown in FIG. 3, a top guide 5 is attached to the tip of the tip 1, and a thread support 6 is inserted inside the tip 1. The thread support 6 includes a spiral body 6A that extends over substantially the entire length of the tip 1 and a heat-shrinkable tube 6B that is externally fitted in a state of tightening the spiral 6A. 6A is formed of a material having a thin diameter and is set to be easy to follow the bending of the tip 1 and the helical body 6A, which has a small diameter and is somewhat insufficient in terms of strength, is externally fitted and fixed with a heat-shrinkable tube 6B. And the heat-shrinkable tube 6B form a yarn support 6 that is light and flexible and has no shortage of strength. The yarn support 6 is placed on the rear end portion and supported by the holding body 8 and is in a state of being separated from the inner surface of the tip hook 1 and supported at the front end in direct contact with the inner surface of the tip hook 1. The front and rear intermediate portions are maintained in a state separated from the inner surface of the tip 1 to prevent the yarn support 6 from contacting over the entire length, so that the tip 1 is easily bent.

  Next, the intermediate rods 2 and 3 will be described. As shown in FIG. 3, the first intermediate rod 2 and the second intermediate rod 3 are rigid as a thread support 6 that supports the thread a in the opening 2A at the rear end so as to reduce the sliding resistance of the thread a. The thread guide ring is provided. As a result, when the yarn a entering the second intermediate rod 3 from the yarn introduction port 4A, which will be described later, contacts the rear end of the intermediate rod 3 and changes its direction, it is pressed against the rear end and the sliding resistance of the yarn a increases. By providing the thread guide ring 6, the sliding resistance of the thread a is reduced.

  The configuration of the main fence 4 will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a yarn introduction port 4A for introducing the yarn a from the reel 7 into the main rod 4 and a reel leg mounting portion 4B for attaching the reel 7 are provided, and the leading end to the yarn introduction port 4A are provided. The interval is set to an interval corresponding to the length of the intermediate rods 2 and 3. With such a configuration, the first and second intermediate rods 2 and 3 can be stored without protruding from the tip between the yarn introduction ports 4A. The interval from the yarn introduction port 4A to the reel leg mounting portion 4B is set to be longer than the interval from the tip to the yarn introduction port 4A, thereby reducing the sliding resistance of the yarn a at the yarn introduction port 4A. Can be reduced. That is, when the yarn a coming out from the yarn introduction port 4A is wound around the reel 7 or when coming out from the reel 7, if it is a dual-bearing reel, it is swung left and right by the level wind mechanism, If present, it has a spiral shape. Therefore, for example, as shown in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 50-89886, when the reel leg mounting portion 4B and the yarn introduction port 4A are set close to each other, the yarn a swung to the left and right is left and right of the yarn introduction port 4A. It will press-contact to an edge part, and the sliding resistance of the thread | yarn a there will become large. Therefore, as described above, by setting the distance between the reel leg mounting portion 4B and the yarn introduction port 4A to be equal to or longer than the length of the intermediate rods 2 and 3, the left and right runout or spiral diameter on the reel 7 can be increased. Even if they are the same, the left and right runout at the split yarn introduction port 4A with a larger interval is reduced, and this reduces the pressure at which the yarn a contacts the left and right edges of the yarn introduction port 4A. The sliding resistance of the yarn a can be reduced. Note that two yarn guides 9 and 9 are erected between the yarn introduction port 4A and the reel leg mounting portion 4B in order to suppress the swing of the yarn a coming from the reel 7. Alternatively, a configuration may be adopted in which a hard yarn ring-shaped guide 4a is provided in the yarn introduction port 4A to reduce the sliding resistance of the yarn. The distance from the tip to the yarn introduction port 4A is set to a length corresponding to the first and second intermediate rods 2 and 3, and further, the interval from the yarn introduction port 4A to the reel leg mounting portion 4B is set from the tip to the yarn introduction port 4A. Since the distance is set to be equal to or greater than the interval, the length from the tip to the reel leg mounting portion 4B becomes long, and the overall length of the bag becomes long. The total length of the shark is the longest among all the sharks, so the total weight of the shark will be slightly heavier, but the feeling of weight will be reduced, and the elastic force of the shark will be used when the fish caught by the side runs sideways. When you hold back the fish pulling, you can take a long and solid part with high rigidity, so there is little wobble of the hand by pulling the fish, and it is easy to handle is there.

  Next, the positioning means P for positioning the rear end openings 2A and 3A of the tip rod 1 and the first and second intermediate rods 2 and 3 in the vicinity of the yarn introduction port 4A will be described. As shown in FIG. 3, a screw portion 3B is formed at the tip of the second intermediate rod 3, and a cap nut-like cap 11 that is screwed into the screw portion 3B is provided, and one end of the cap 11 is connected to the base rod 4 By contacting the tip, the rear end opening 3A of the second intermediate rod 3 can be positioned in the vicinity of the yarn introduction port 4A. For the first intermediate rod 2, the rear end of the first intermediate rod 2 is brought into contact with the opening 3 </ b> C provided in the rear end opening 3 </ b> A of the second intermediate rod 3 from the inner surface, so that the first intermediate rod 2 The rear end opening 2A is positioned in the vicinity of the yarn introduction port 4A. As described above, the cap 11 and the front end of the base rod 4, and the rear end opening 2A of the first intermediate rod 2 and the flange portion of the rear end opening 3A of the second intermediate rod 3 are referred to as positioning means P. As described above, the first intermediate rod 2 and the second intermediate rod 3 have substantially the same length in the head rod 1, the first intermediate rod 2, the second intermediate rod 3, and the marshal rod 4. It is longer than the intermediate ridges 2 and 3, and the former ridge 4 is longer than the tip ridge 1. In this way, by making the tip rod 1 longer than the intermediate rods 2 and 3, the operational effects as shown in the section of operation are exhibited. Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the tip rod 1, the first intermediate rod 2, and the second intermediate rod 3 are arranged such that the rear end openings 1A, 2A, 3A are formed by the yarn introduction port 4A by the action of the positioning means P. Will be located near. This state is referred to as the first state, and the tip of the tip 1 is considerably ahead of the tip of the marsh 4. From this state, the cap 11 is removed, and the head rod 1, the first intermediate rod 2, and the second intermediate rod 3 are further stored in the back side of the main rod 4 from the first state, so that the overall length of the rod is made compact. It is designed to be convenient for carrying around. This state is referred to as a second state. In this second state, only the top guide 5 protrudes from the tip of the main rod 4, and the tip rod 1 can be pulled out with the top guide 5. Then, when the tip rod 1 is pulled out, it is a swing-out type, so that the inner surfaces of the front end portions of the first intermediate rod 2 and the second intermediate rod 3 are in pressure contact with the inner surfaces of the first intermediate rod 2 and the tip end portion of the tip rod 1. The cocoon 2 and the second intermediate cocoon 3 can be pulled out.

[Second Embodiment]
Differences from the first embodiment will be mainly described. As shown in FIG.4 and FIG.5, the main bar 4 is comprised by the hand side main bar 4C and the front end side bar 4D, while forming the thread | yarn introduction port 4A in the front end side bar 4D, and the hand side main bar 4C A reel leg mounting portion 4B is formed on the base side, and a hand side side collar 4C is externally fitted so as to be movable relative to the tip side side collar 4D. As shown in FIGS. 4 (A) and 4 (B), the proximal side barb 4C is configured to be relatively movable so that when the thread a is inserted, the proximal side barb 4D is introduced into the thread. The reel 7 and the yarn introduction port 4A are set close to each other so as to facilitate the insertion operation of the yarn a, and during actual fishing, as shown in FIG. By moving the hand side heel 4D rearward and increasing the distance between the yarn introduction port 4A and the reel 7, it is possible to achieve the effects as described in the section of the effect.

[Another embodiment]
(1) As a configuration of the entire kite, at least a part of the tip kite 1, the first intermediate kite 2, and the second intermediate kite 3 may be joined in a side-by-side manner. As a result, there is less such restriction in the case of the side-by-side type compared to the swing-out type in which the restriction on the diameter of the tip 1 is large because it is necessary to store the tip 1 in the intermediate basket 2. Even if the tip heel 1 is made longer than the heels 2 and 3, the diameter thereof can be optimized and the elastic deformation amount can be easily adjusted.
(2) As the yarn support 6 of the tip 1, the following may be used.
The hard ring-shaped thread support 6 may be distributed over the entire length of the tip 1.
(B) The thread support 6 may be only the spiral body 6A.

(3) As the thread support 6 used in addition to the tip 1, a simple ring-shaped thread support 6 may be provided at the rear end opening of the intermediate heel 2 as shown in FIG. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 7, a thread insertion path 6a is formed on one end face of the block-shaped main body, and a guide path 6b opening in a tapered shape is formed on the other end face on the opposite side from the thread insertion path 6a. But you can. When such a configuration is adopted, the tapered guide path 6b facilitates the guide of the thread into the thread insertion path 6a when performing the thread insertion work. Although the configuration of the thread support 6 has been described above, the material of the thread support 6 is mainly a hard material such as ceramic or metal, but a soft material such as resin or rubber may be used.
(4) As positioning means P for positioning the rear end openings 2A and 3A of the first and second intermediate rods 2 and 3 near the yarn introduction port 4A, the following configuration may be adopted. That is, as shown in FIG. 8, large-diameter bulging portions 2C and 3C are formed at the distal ends of the intermediate rods 2 and 3, and the large-diameter bulging portions 2C and 3C are respectively formed as the second intermediate rod 3 and the base rod 4. It is comprised so that it may press-contact with the front-end | tip inner surface. Accordingly, the rear end openings 2A and 3A of the first intermediate rod 2 and the second intermediate rod 3 can be brought close to the yarn introduction port 4A. Then, when further pressed against the pressure contact state between the large-diameter bulge portions 2C and 3C and the inner surface of the mating side, the intermediate rods 2 and 3 can be pushed into the back of the main rod 4, and the same usage as a normal swing rod Can do. However, a mechanism for fitting and fixing the intermediate rod 2, the intermediate rod 3 and the like may be provided so that the state is maintained when pushed into the back. A similar large-diameter bulging portion can also be formed on the tip 1 and used in the same manner. With such a configuration, in the state where the positioning means P is operating, the movement of the intermediate hook 2 or the like in any direction is restricted. Even if it contacts the rear end opening 2A, the intermediate collar 2 or the like does not move.

(5) As shown in FIG. 9, an intermediate partition member 10 is provided near the tip of the yarn introduction port 4 </ b> A, and the rear end of the second intermediate rod 3 is received by the intermediate partition member 10 to position the second intermediate rod 3. do. This state is the first state. When the partition member 10 is reversed from the first state and retracted upward from the path, the intermediate rods 2 and 3 and the tip rod 1 can be moved further rearward to be in the second state.
(6) The construction of the entire kite has been described as using two intermediate kites 2, 3, but the intermediate kite may be three or more, or vice versa.
It should be noted that reference numerals are used in the claims to make the comparison with the drawings convenient, but the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the attached drawings by the entry.

(B) Side view showing a state in which the tip and intermediate hooks are set in the second state (b) Side view showing the state in which the hook and intermediate hooks are extended Side view showing a state in which the spikelet and the intermediate punch are set to the first state Longitudinal side view showing the head and intermediate punches corresponding to FIG. (B) Side view showing the state that the main shaft has a two-stage structure that can be expanded and contracted, and the head and intermediate baskets are set to the second state (b) The main shaft has a two-stage structure that can be expanded and contracted The side view showing the state where the tip and the intermediate punch are extended FIG. 4B is a side view showing a state where the marshal is also set in an extended state from (b) of FIG. Longitudinal side view showing another form of the thread support attached to the rear end of the intermediate collar Longitudinal side view showing another form of the thread support attached to the rear end of the intermediate collar Vertical side view showing another implementation structure of positioning means Vertical side view showing another implementation structure of positioning means

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Ear kite 2, 3 Intermediate kite 2A, 3A Yarn introduction hole 4 Gentle kite 4A Yarn introduction port 4B Reel leg mounting part 6 Yarn support P Positioning means a Yarn

Claims (1)

It has a head spear (1), an intermediate spear (2, 3), and a former spear (4), and the length of the spear spear (1) is longer than the length of the intermediate spear (2, 3) In a certain punch ,
The top rod (1), and, together with the telescopically mounted relative to said intermediate rod (2,3) the base rod (4), the top rod (1), and the intermediate rod (2,3 ) A hard guide ring (6) is provided at the rear end opening ,
In the first state in which the tip heel (1) and the intermediate heel (2, 3) are contracted to the original heel (4), after the tip heel (1) and the intermediate heel (2, 3) Positioning means (P) for positioning the opening (1A, 2A) in the vicinity of the yarn introduction port (4A) of the base rod (4) is provided ,
It is configured to be able to switch to the second state where the pointed rod (1) and the intermediate rod (2, 3) are positioned further to the back side of the base rod (4) than the first state.
A through hole that is characterized by that .

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