JPH052204Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Field of Use The present invention relates to a shinai vine mount that is used to attach the shinai, which connects the tip leather, middle knot, and handle leather of a shinai, to the handle.

Conventional technology Conventionally, in order to attach the vine a to the pattern leather e,
At the tip of the vine a connected to the tip and the middle knot, there is an eighth
After forming a knot b and folding back the vine a as shown in the figure, as shown in FIG. After inserting it through the folded part of the breast leather f and knot b, which were tied together, it was wound around the milk leather f and tied to the temple a, as shown in FIGS. 10 to 12.

However, since the milk leather f is attached to the pattern leather e by passing through a hole formed in the pattern leather e, the pattern leather is pushed out from the hole by the tensile force applied to the milk leather f. E may tear, and after long-term use, there was a risk that the milk leather f would stretch due to the tensile force, the tendril a would loosen, and the tip leather would fall off from the shinai.

In addition, the vine a is usually attached to the opposite side of the striking surface, but due to wear of the split bamboo, etc., it becomes necessary to change the striking surface, and when moving the vine a, the handle e must also be rotated at the same time. It was impossible.

Problems to be solved by the invention The purpose of the invention is to prevent the handle leather from being deformed or cut due to the tensile force of the vines, to prevent the vines from loosening even after long-term use, and to easily position the vines against split bamboo. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a shinai vine attachment tool that can be changed.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above-mentioned problems, the shinai vine mount of the present invention has a vine engaging frame member protruding upward from one end of an annular member that opens in the vertical direction, and a shinai vine mount of the present invention. A projecting piece narrower in width than the temple engaging frame material is provided at the upper end of the mating frame material, a temple hook hole penetrating through the front and back surfaces of the temple engaging frame material is formed, and a projecting piece narrower in width than the temple engaging frame material is provided at the upper end of the projecting piece. A bulge is provided, and a temple insertion hole is formed in the width direction of the bulge, and a recess is formed in the center of the surface of the projecting piece from the upper end of the temple latching hole to the upper end of the bulge. It has a structure characterized by forming a groove.

Function The annular member is fitted to the outer periphery of the upper end of the handle leather, one end is connected to the tip leather and the other end of the vine is tied in a single knot like the conventional one, and the tip is connected to the vine insertion hole and the other end of the vine. After inserting it through the loop of the one-sided knot, it is folded back downward to engage with the groove, and is then pushed through the temple hooking hole from the front to the back side, wrapped around the protruding piece, and tied to the temple. Further, the vertical movement of the winding portion of the temple is restricted by the temple engaging frame member and the bulging portion.

Embodiments Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

The temple mount 1 is made of synthetic resin such as polyethylene or soft nylon, and as shown in FIGS. It is provided with a temple engagement frame member 3 that projects upward from one end of the annular member 2 from a part of the outer peripheral surface of the member, and a protrusion piece 4 provided at the upper end of the temple engagement frame member 3.

The temple engagement frame member 3 consists of a trapezoidal frame that is widened at the bottom, and a temple hanging hole 5 is formed in the center thereof, penetrating the front and back surfaces.

The protrusion piece 4 is narrower in width than the upper side of the temple engagement frame member 3, and has a bulge portion 6 with a slightly larger diameter formed at its upper end, and a temple insertion hole 7 is formed in the bulge portion 6 in the width direction. will be established. In addition, on both left and right sides of the protruding piece 4,
A large number of anti-slip grooves 8 are formed between the upper end of the temple engagement frame member 3 and the lower end of the bulge 6, and a bulge 6 is formed at the center of the surface of the protruding piece 4 from the upper end of the temple latching hole. A recessed groove 9 in the vertical direction is formed across the upper end.

Next, to explain how to use this vine attachment tool 1, as shown in FIG. 3, the tip of the shinai 10 is covered with a tip leather 11, and the middle knot 12 is fitted into the middle portion. In addition, the handle has a protrusion 13 around the outer circumference of the opening end.
The annular member 2 of the temple mount 1 is fitted onto the outer periphery of the handle leather 14 with the protruding piece 4 facing toward the tip of the sword. It comes into contact with the protrusion 13. Then, one end of the temple 15 is fixed to the tip leather 11, and the other end of the temple 15 is inserted and fixed through the middle knot 12, and further tied to the protruding piece 4 of the temple fitting 1.

To attach the vine 15 to the protruding piece 4, tie the vine 15 into a single knot to form a loop 16, as in the case of a conventional Shinai, and connect the tip of the vine to the bulge 6 as shown in FIG.
It is inserted through the temple insertion hole 7 and then through the ring 16. Next, after folding it downward and passing it through the concave groove 9, it is inserted into the temple hooking hole 5 from the front side to the back side.
It is wound around the protruding piece 4 from the upper end of the temple engagement frame member 3 to the lower end of the bulging part 6, and finally the temple 15
Tie it in the middle.

In addition, the shinai 1 should be placed slightly higher than directly above the vine engaging frame material 3.
By protruding toward the center axis of the shinai 10, the temple 15 can be stretched in close contact with the surface of the shinai 10.

Effects of the invention As stated above, the Shinai vine mount of the present invention has a protruding piece for vine attachment at one end of the annular member that is fitted to the outer periphery of the handle, so a hole is formed in the handle. The temple can be fixed without being formed, and the tensile force applied to the temple can be dispersed to the outer periphery of the handle leather through the annular member, and there is no risk of the handle leather being deformed or cut.

In addition, compared to conventional milk leather, it does not stretch easily under tensile force, so it does not loosen even after long-term use, and the tip leather and handle leather will not fall off from the bamboo sword.

Furthermore, if the split bamboo that serves as the striking surface wears out and it becomes necessary to change the surface, even if the handle leather is made of synthetic resin and is fixed to the split bamboo, you can use the shinai with the vine still taut. By rotating the handle relative to the split bamboo, the vine can be moved to face another split bamboo while leaving the handle intact.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention;
The figure is a front view of the same as above, Figure 3 is a front view of a bamboo sword,
Figures 4 to 7 are front views of the main parts of the Shinai, showing how to attach the vines, and Figures 8 to 12 are
It is a main part front view of the Shinai which sequentially shows the conventional method of attaching a shinai. 1... Vine fitting, 2... Annular member, 3... Vine engagement frame material, 4... Projecting piece, 5... Vine hanging hole,
6...Bulging portion, 7...Trail insertion hole, 8...Slip groove, 9...Concave groove, 10...Bamboo sword, 11... Tip leather, 12... Nakaknot, 13... Projection, 14... Patterned leather, 15... Vine, 16... Ring.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A temple engagement frame member is provided upwardly from one end of an annular member opening in the vertical direction, and a projecting piece narrower in width than the temple engagement frame member is provided at the upper end of the temple engagement frame member, A hanging hole penetrating through the front and back surfaces of the engagement frame material is formed, a bulging part is provided at the upper end of the protruding piece, and a lattice insertion hole in the width direction is bored in the bulging part, so that the protruding piece A shinai vine mount, characterized in that a concave groove is formed in the central part of the surface of the piece, extending from the upper end of the vine retaining hole to the upper end of the bulging part.