KR102306367B1 - Stand For Saxophone - Google Patents

Abstract

According to the present invention, disclosed is a saxophone stand. The saxophone stand of the present invention, which is a saxophone stand for placing a saxophone, comprises: a supporter having a flat contact surface with which a bell part of a saxophone comes in contact, and including a placement plate part having engaged grooves formed on both sides of an upper part and a flange provided in a lower part of the placement plate part to be bent to one side to be brought into contact with the ground; belt fixing parts provided as a pair on left and right sides while spaced apart from the contact surface of the placement plate part, and placed to become narrower while going from an upper part toward a lower part to lead the bell part of the saxophone in from the upper part to fix and support the same, and including a roller tube having a buffering property to come in contact with the bell; and wire legs axially inserted into one side of the bell fixing part through the engaged grooves of the supporter to be rotatable, and having its bottom selectively brought into contact with the ground to diagonally support the supporter. According to the present invention, the saxophone stand is made to be conveniently folded or unfolded by a user and has a simple structure, which can lead to advantages such as easy carriage and storage and economical manufacture and supply. Moreover, since the belt part of the saxophone is placed toward the ground, the inflow of foreign substances into the saxophone can be minimized, and also, since the whole saxophone is spaced apart from the ground, there can be an advantage of eliminating the risk of damage caused by friction with the ground. Furthermore, since the present invention can guarantee a substantial and stable placement condition, there can be a beneficial effect of increasing the satisfaction of consumers with the product.

Description

Stand For Saxophone

The present invention relates to a stand for a saxophone that can be mounted in an upright state when not playing the saxophone, and more particularly, to a stand for a saxophone that can be folded or unfolded by a simple structure to increase the convenience of carrying and storage, as well as for the saxophone. It relates to a stand for a saxophone that can ensure a stable mounting state by enabling a strong fixation.

Generally, wind instruments are also called wind instruments (吹奏樂器), and are divided into those developed from things around our daily life, such as whistles and grass flutes, and those developed from signaling devices such as megaphones, horn flutes, and shells.無簧樂器), leaded sulfur instruments, and trumpet instruments.

There are flutes and tungso, etc., which are blown vertically to produce sound by controlling the lips, and a recorder plagioletto that uses a whistle-type device in the mouthpiece to produce sound.

There are two types of sulfur instruments: danhwang (單簧) with one reed and bokhwang (複簧) with plural reeds. Musical instruments blown with the mouthpiece include brass instruments such as horn, trumpet, and trombone as well as conch drum and horn flute.

As is widely known among these wind instruments, the saxophone is a type of woodwind instrument belonging to the single-reed instrument group. , it is an expensive instrument that requires great care in handling and storage because of its complex structure and a combination of several sensitive components.

These saxophones are stored or transported in a case when not in use, and the case is made of a hard material so that it is not easily damaged by an external shock, and the inside of the saxophone is stored while transporting while preventing external shock from being transmitted to the saxophone. It is finished with a soft, cushioning material that does not move.

On the other hand, when taking a break from playing the saxophone or preparing for the next song, the instrument must be stored for a while, but it is very inconvenient and cumbersome to store it in the case.

That is, when the saxophone is not used for a while, most players lean on the chair or hold their hands. When leaning on the chair, the saxophone can easily fall over or fall off the chair. There was a downside to not being able to rest comfortably or prepare for the next song.

In particular, the saxophone weighs more than other instruments. For example, the most popular saxophone, the alto, is about 2.8 kg, and the tenor is about 3.8 kg, so it is necessary to rest in a comfortable position after playing. If the player had to hold the saxophone even at the time, the fatigue felt by the performer increased, and there was a problem in that it causes a strain on the body.

As a prior art for solving this problem, a "portable saxophone safety stand" has been proposed through Republic of Korea Patent No. 10-1350783, and in the registered claim 3, 'one side is the flat plate part 11 and the other side is U a musical instrument stand 10 having a curved portion 12 having a cushion member 14 having a lower self-pipe insertion groove 13 mounted on an upper surface thereof; Each one end is fastened with a bolt 32 so that it can be rotated, and when fully folded rearward, the instrument stand 10 is gathered at the upper part of the cushion member 14 and formed so that the longitudinal side surfaces are in contact with each other. The part 11 and two rod-shaped legs 20 located on the upper left and right sides; It is located on the upper part of the leg 20 and the hinge 31 is fixed on the upper part, and the bolt 32 is attached to the hinge 31, the fixing member 30, the washer 33, the leg 20, the washer 34 and the a fixing member 30 serving as a reference plate to be inserted into the instrument stand 10 in order and fastened with a nut 35; The hinge 31 and the lower end of the fixing member 30 are fastened with a bolt 36 and coupled, and the upper end is fastened with a hinge 42 and a bolt 43, and the angle of 75-85 degrees with the bottom surface when in use A flat-type inclined support 40 to be erected with; It is fixed with the hinge 42 and the bolt 44 of the inclined support 40, the bell bottom coupling mechanism 50 having a horseshoe shape so that the saxophone is not inclined to the front and rear left and right by inserting and biting the lower body of the bell; In the portable saxophone safety stand formed so that the lower instrument stand (4), which is a mounting support point on which the vertical load of the instrument is loaded, is in contact with the ground, the configuration position of the inclined support (40) is a hinge (31) When unfolding the fixed inclined support 40 upwards, the rotation axis of the hinge 31 is rotated so that the upper portion of the fixing member 30 and the lower edge of the inclined support 40 come into contact with each other so that it is not bent any longer. A portable saxophone safety stand is disclosed, characterized in that it is positioned in a position recessed by the thickness of the inclined support 40 at the front end edge.' is disclosed.

The portable saxophone safety stand according to the prior art had a relatively stable rough state with the mounted instrument load support point touching the ground. It had an unstable problem of being detached from external shocks by just holding it.

As another prior art, a "wind instrument stand" has been proposed through Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1519791, and in claim 1 thereof, a 'tubular body (M1) extending to a certain length and this body (M1)' A wind instrument stand configured to mount a musical instrument (M) including a bell part (M2) extended at the tip of the wind instrument (M2) upside down so that the bell part (M2) is upside down;

a base part 31 having a ring shape to form a predetermined area; a support part 33 extending obliquely upward at a predetermined angle in a state in which the base end is coupled to one side of the base part 31; a handle 34 in which one side of the support part 33 is bent in a ring shape so that it can be gripped by hand; an insertion part 35 positioned at the upper end of the support part 33 and extending to be inserted into the body M1 through the bell part M2 of the musical instrument M; A wind instrument stand, characterized in that it extends to the end side of the insertion part (35) and includes a support part (36) to which the end of the bell part (M2) is supported in contact.' is disclosed.

However, in the wind instrument stand according to the prior art, a stand having a long tubular insertion part 35 and a support part 36 formed in the shape of a bell at its tip to be inserted into the bell has been developed, but this instrument holder There was the inconvenience of having to stand the saxophone upside down at an angle of 180 degrees, and there was a problem that the volume of the base part became very large due to the support structure in which the instrument was turned over and fixed, and there was a problem of fatigue due to lack of comfort.

As a prior art for solving the problems according to the prior art, a 'stand for saxophone' has been proposed through Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1850646, and in claim 1 thereof, 'a saxophone for holding an instrument upright' In the stand for (saxophone), the stand 1 for saxophone is formed in the shape of a long rod, and a rubber cap 20 for an anti-slip purpose is formed at one end of each, and at the center of each other end Two support bars 10 with bolt holes formed therein; One side is fixed to the center rear of the support bar 10 with a bell clip fixing piece 31, and the other side is a silicone tube 32 for protecting the bell (b) when the circumferential edge (b1) of the bell is fitted and coupled. ) and two bell clips 30 with a protective pad 40 formed thereon; It is located on the rear side of the other end of the support bar 10, is coupled to the support bar 10 with a bolt 70 and a cap nut 71, and has an S-shaped bell press plate 51 with bending elasticity. a rear support plate 50 and; a front support plate 60 located in front of the other end of the support bar 10 and coupled to the support bar 10 by a bolt 70 and a cap nut 71; U-tube lower support 80 for protecting the U-tube of the saxophone (S) from the bottom surface; is composed of, and when binding with a saxophone bell, a certain distance from the lower end of the rear circumferential surface (b3) of the bell The silicone tube on the two bell clips presses the two separated contact points, respectively, and the bell press plate 51, which is always located in the middle of the two contact points, uses its own elasticity to move one place on the front circumferential surface (b2) of the bell in the direction of the bell clip. A stand for a saxophone, characterized in that it has a strong binding force by pushing it.' is disclosed.

The stand for saxophone according to the prior art spreads a pair of support bars, inserts a bell into the bell clip fixing piece of the saxophone, and brings a part of the saxophone into contact with the floor. Since it is a configuration that is mounted by being in contact with the saxophone, there is a big problem that a part of the body of the saxophone may be damaged due to contact with the ground.

Therefore, the player has to use a pad or sheet that has sufficient cushioning and anti-slip properties on the floor, so there is a problem that it is inconvenient to use. There was a big problem.

Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1676922 (2016.11.10.) Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1831729 (2018.02.19.) Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1828171 (2018.02.05.) Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1850646 (2018.04.13.) Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1519791 (2015.05.06)

The present invention was created to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, and an object of the present invention is to increase the convenience of carrying and storage by folding or unfolding by a simple structure, and in particular, the saxophone bell faces the floor side. It aims to provide a stand for saxophone that can minimize the inflow of foreign substances from the outside by mounting it so that it can be mounted so as to ensure a sturdy and stable mounting state.

The stand for saxophone according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention for realizing the above object is formed with a flat contact surface to which the bell part of the saxophone is in contact, and is formed with a mounting plate having locking grooves on both upper sides of the saxophone and at the bottom of the supporting plate. a pedestal having a flange bent to one side and contacting the ground; While being spaced apart from the contact surface of the mounting plate part, the left and right pairs are provided as a pair, and are arranged so that the gap is narrowed while facing each other from the top to the bottom. Bell fixing part having a roller tube having a contact buffer; It is shaft-fitted to one side of the bell fixing part through the locking groove of the pedestal and is rotatably provided.

As a preferred feature of the present invention, the bell fixing part is provided above the contact surface of the holding plate part, and an upper screw hole for fastening and fixing with a screw member together with the holding plate part is formed on the bottom surface, and the side surface at a predetermined height from the contact surface. an upper mounting bracket having a shaft hole in which the upper end of the wire leg is shaft-fitted on one side, and an upper bearing hole formed on the other side of the side that does not interfere with the shaft hole; a lower mounting bracket provided at a lower portion of the contact surface of the holding plate part and having a lower screw hole fastened and fixed together with a screw member on a bottom surface thereof, and a lower bearing hole corresponding to the upper bearing hole formed on one side of the side; It consists of a roller shaft having both ends rotatably fitted to the upper and lower bearing holes, and a roller tube made of a synthetic resin material, rubber material, or fabric material having cushioning properties by being fitted to the outer surface of the roller shaft.

As another preferred feature of the present invention, the wire legs are vertically provided to the left and right, and each upper end passes through the locking grooves provided on both sides of the upper end of the pedestal and vertically so as to be rotatably fitted to the upper side of the bell fixing part. a vertical frame portion having a bent fitting portion; a horizontal frame unit connecting the lower ends of the pair of vertical frame units; It is provided in the horizontal frame portion to be provided with a non-slip tool made of synthetic resin or rubber material for preventing slip.

As another preferred feature of the present invention, one of the pedestal and the wire leg is provided with a metal material and the other is provided with a magnet so that the wire leg folded toward the rear of the pedestal can be maintained in an attached state by magnetic force. .

As another preferred feature of the present invention, the pedestal is provided with a protective pad made of any one of a textile material, a synthetic resin material, and a rubber material attached to the contact surface of the saxophone bell.

The stand for saxophone according to the present invention has the advantage that the user can easily fold or unfold it, and the structure is simple, so that it is easy to carry and store, and economical production and distribution are possible.

In addition, according to the present invention, as the bell part of the saxophone is mounted to face the ground, it is possible to minimize the inflow of foreign substances into the interior of the saxophone, and since the entire saxophone is away from the ground, damage caused by friction with the ground The advantage is that there is no concern.

In addition, the present invention is expected to have a useful effect of increasing consumer satisfaction with the product by ensuring a firm and stable mounting state.

The features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Prior to this, the terms or words used in the present specification and claims should not be construed in a conventional and dictionary meaning, and the inventor may properly define the concept of the term to describe his invention in the best way. It should be interpreted as meaning and concept consistent with the technical idea of the present invention based on the principle that there is.

1 is a perspective view showing a stand for a saxophone according to the present invention;
Figure 2 is a view for explaining the state of use of the stand for saxophone according to the present invention,
3 is a view of the main part configuration from the front in the stand for saxophone according to the present invention;
Figure 4 is a view from above of the stand for the saxophone of Figure 3;
5 is a view of the saxophone stand of FIG. 3 viewed from the left;
6 is a view showing a wire leg in a stand for a saxophone according to the present invention;
7 is a view for explaining a bell fixing part in a stand for a saxophone according to the present invention;
8 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the configuration and operation of the embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, it is to be understood that the present invention is not intended to be limited to a specific disclosed form, and includes all modifications, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. In the present application, terms such as “comprise” or “have” are intended to designate that a feature, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification exists, and one or more other features, steps, or operations , it should be understood that it does not preclude the possibility of the presence or addition of components, parts, or combinations thereof. That is, throughout the specification, when a part "includes" a certain component, it means that other components may be further included, rather than excluding other components, unless otherwise stated.

In addition, unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs. Terms such as those defined in a commonly used dictionary should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning in the context of the related art, and should not be interpreted in an ideal or excessively formal meaning unless explicitly defined in the present application. does not

Here, repeated descriptions, well-known functions that may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention, and detailed descriptions of configurations are omitted so as not to obscure the subject matter of the present invention. The embodiments of the present invention are provided in order to more completely explain the present invention to those of ordinary skill in the art. Accordingly, the shapes and sizes of elements in the drawings may be exaggerated for clearer description.

1 is a perspective view showing a stand for a saxophone according to the present invention.

In the drawings, a pedestal 10 comprising a mounting plate 11 provided as a plate-shaped member and a flange 13 provided to surface-contact the ground by bending the lower end of the supporting plate 11, and the pedestal 10 ), which is provided rotatably with respect to a wire leg 50 that supports the pedestal 10 in an inclined manner by rotating to one side about the upper end of the pedestal 10, and a mounting plate 11 of the pedestal 10. A stand (1) for saxophone is shown which is provided on the side and consists of a bell fixing part 30 for fixing the edge of the saxophone bell (sb).

2 is a view for explaining the use state of the stand for saxophone according to the present invention.

In the drawing, the base 10 and the mounting plate 11 and the flange 13 made of. The pedestal 10 is folded or unfolded by being rotatably provided around the top of the pedestal 10, and when unfolded, as shown in the drawing, a wire leg 50 supporting the pedestal 10 to be inclined to stand upright, and the holding plate part (11) is provided in a pair of left and right on the contact surface of the saxophone bell (sb) to enter the saxophone bell (sb) from above by being arranged so that the gap is narrowed while proceeding from the top to the bottom portion of the saxophone bell (sb) A stand (1) for a saxophone composed of a bell fixing part (30) to be naturally fitted and fixedly supported is shown.

3 is a view of the main part of the stand for a saxophone according to the present invention as viewed from the front.

In the drawing, the saxophone bell (sb) part is provided as a plate-shaped member having a flat contact surface in contact, and the cradle plate 11 is provided with locking grooves 11a on both sides of the upper part and the lower end of the saxophone part 11 is provided. The pedestal 10 made of a flange 13 provided so as to be in surface contact with the ground by bending the pedestal to the rear side, and left and right symmetrically provided on the contact surface side of the mounting plate part 11 of the pedestal 10 A roller shaft 33 of a length material, a roller tube 34 made of a material having a buffering property that surrounds the outer surface of the roller shaft 33, and upper and lower ends of the roller shaft 33 are attached to the mounting plate part 11, respectively. A stand (1) for a saxophone consisting of a bell fixing part (30) consisting of upper and lower mounting brackets (31, 32) for fixing and supporting is shown.

4 is a view of the saxophone stand of FIG. 3 viewed from above.

In the drawing, a pedestal 10 composed of a mounting plate 11 and a flange 13, and a pair of upper mounting brackets fixed by upper screw members n1 on both upper left and right sides of the pedestal 10 ( 31) and a bell fixing part composed of a mounting bracket 32 coupled and fixed to the lower part of the holding plate 11 by a single thread member n2 while having a narrow interval with respect to the pair of upper mounting brackets 31 A stand 1 for a saxophone made of 30 is shown.

5 is a view of the saxophone stand of FIG. 3 viewed from the left.

In the drawings, a mounting plate 11 provided as a plate-shaped member and provided with a protective pad p made of any one of a textile material, a synthetic resin material, and a rubber material is attached to the contact surface to which the saxophone bell (sb) is in contact, and the mounting plate part 11 and this mounting A pedestal 10 comprising a flange 13 formed by bending the lower end of the plate 11 to the left based on the drawing, and an upper screw member n1 on the upper portion of the mounting plate 11 constituting the pedestal 10 . ), the upper mounting bracket 31 screwed by the, and the mounting bracket 32 screwed to the lower part of the holding plate 11 by a single thread member n2, and the upper and lower mounting brackets 31, A stand (1) for saxophone composed of a bell fixing part (30) consisting of a roller shaft (33) supported at both ends by 32) and a roller tube (34) having a buffering property surrounding the outer surface of the roller shaft (33) is shown. has been

6 is a view showing a wire leg in a stand for a saxophone according to the present invention.

In the drawing, the left and right sides are vertically provided, and each upper end passes through the locking grooves 11a provided on both sides of the upper end of the pedestal 10 to form the shaft hole formed on the side of the upper mounting bracket 31 constituting the bell fixing part 30 . A pair of vertical frame portions 51 having a shaft portion 52 bent so as to be shaft-fitted to 31b, a horizontal frame portion 53 connecting the pair of vertical frame portions 51 from the lower end, and the A non-slip tool 55 made of synthetic resin or rubber for preventing slippage by being fitted in the horizontal frame part 53 is shown.

7 is a view for explaining a bell fixing unit in the stand for saxophone according to the present invention.

In the drawing, the upper mounting bracket 31 and the lower mounting bracket 32 are screwed to the upper and lower sides of the support plate 11 constituting the pedestal 10 with the upper screw member n1 and the single screw member n2. And a roller shaft 33 of a length material supported at both ends by the upper mounting bracket 31 and the mounting bracket 32 and a roller tube 34 having a cushioning property provided to surround the outer surface of the roller shaft 33 Bell fixing part 30 made of is shown.

To elaborate, the upper mounting bracket 31 has an upper screw hole 31a formed on its bottom surface to be screwed with the holding plate 11 and the upper screw member n1, and the side surface is spaced apart from the contact surface. A shaft hole 31b into which the shaft portion 52 of the wire bridge 50 is shaft-fitted is formed at a spaced apart position, and the upper end of the roller shaft 33 is assembled on the other side that does not interfere with the shaft hole 31b A configuration in which the bearing hole 31c is formed.

The mounting bracket 32 is provided at the lower portion of the mounting plate 11, and on the bottom surface is formed a single screw hole 32a that is coupled and fixed together with the holding plate 11 by a single screw member n2, and on the side surface One screw hole 32a corresponding to the upper screw hole 31a is formed so that the lower end of the roller shaft 33 is assembled.

As shown in the drawing, the roller shaft 33 is provided with a reduced diameter at both ends, and is rotatably provided by being fitted in the upper bearing hole 31c and the lower bearing hole 32c.

The roller tube 34 is a tubular member fitted so as to surround the outer surface of the roller shaft 33, and is provided with a synthetic resin material or rubber material with excellent cushioning properties, and is preferably provided with a silicone material or a urethane material. suggest Since the roller tube 34 is spaced apart from the contact surface of the mounting plate 11 at a distance, the rim portion of the saxophone bell sb enters between this gap to form a mounting state.

8 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the present invention.

The figure is the same as the configuration of the embodiment described above, except that the saxophone stand 1 is shown in which a plurality of spherical buffer balls 35 are inserted into the roller shaft 33 .

The configuration of the saxophone stand according to the present invention will be described with reference to the above drawings.

The stand (1) for saxophone according to the present invention includes a pedestal 10 forming a large outer body, a wire leg 50 supporting the pedestal 10 to be erected obliquely from the ground, and one side of the pedestal 10 It is provided in the saxophone bell (sb) by the entry from above is composed of a bell fixing portion 30 that acts as a fixed support force together with the pedestal (10).

The pedestal 10 forms a flat contact surface where the bell (sb) part of the saxophone is in contact with the mounting plate 11 and the lower part of the mounting plate 11 is bent to one side so that it can surface-contact the ground. It consists of a flange (13).

As shown in the drawing, the mounting plate 11 is a plate-shaped member having an area sufficient to mount the saxophone bell sb, and may be formed of a synthetic resin material or a metal plate, and the upper left and right sides thereof. There is formed a locking groove 11a open downward, and the upper end of the wire leg 50, which will be described later, passes through the support plate 11 by a certain angle or more due to the structural shape of the locking groove 11a. It can be regulated so it doesn't happen.

On the other hand, the mounting plate portion 11 in the present invention is provided with a protective pad (p) having a buffering property to prevent damage due to friction when in contact with the saxophone bell (sb), the protective pad (p) at this time ) may be provided as a fabric material, a synthetic resin material, a rubber material, and the like.

The flange 13 is formed by bending the lower end of the mounting plate 11 to one side, and the lower surface of the saxophone bell sb is placed in a state in which the pedestal 10 is inclinedly erected to be in wide contact with the ground. That is, it is an element provided so that it can be interviewed. It is preferable that the flange 13 is provided with a friction pad 13a to prevent it from easily sliding and flowing while in contact with the ground.

The wire leg 50 is provided to be rotatable with respect to both upper ends of the pedestal 10, and the lower end thereof is in contact with the ground by being spaced apart from the pedestal 10 and unfolding, resulting in the pedestal 10. It is a supporting element that maintains the inclined standing state.

The wire bridge 50 is formed by bending a steel wire or a metal tube and includes a vertical frame portion 51 , a horizontal frame portion 53 , and an anti-slip portion 55 .

The vertical frame part 51 is provided as a pair of left and right, is vertically disposed and the upper end of which passes through the locking groove 11a formed in the mounting plate part 11 constituting the pedestal 10, The upper end of the pair of vertical frame portions 51 is provided with a shaft portion 52 bent vertically in a direction opposite to each other, and the weight portion at this time is an upper mounting bracket 31 constituting the bell fixing portion 30 . It is shaft-fitted to the shaft hole 31b of the rotatably provided.

The horizontal frame part 53 is a connecting element that horizontally connects the lower ends of the pair of vertical frame parts 51, and is formed integrally with the vertical frame part 51 using a steel wire or a metal tube or separately. It will be provided as a member of the assembly.

The anti-slip part 55 is provided integrally with the horizontal frame part 53 and is a synthetic resin element for preventing the horizontal frame part 53 from sliding on the ground in a state in which it is rotated from the holding plate part 11 and unfolded. It is provided in a material or rubber material, and in the present invention, it is exemplified that it is provided in a tubular shape so as to be fitted to the horizontal frame part 53 .

On the other hand, the wire leg 50 is a part of the wire leg 50 on the rear side of the supporting plate 11 so as not to be easily rotated and moved in a folded state on the supporting plate 11 of the pedestal 10 elastically. A structure for fitting and fixing may be provided, and in addition, any one of the pedestal 10 and the wire leg 50 is provided with a metal material and the other is provided with a magnet to maintain the attached state by magnetic force, For example, in the case of the magnetic attachment type, the wire leg 50 may be made of a metal material, and a magnet may be provided in a portion in which the wire leg 50 is in contact with the rear side of the mounting plate 11 .

The bell fixing part 30 is provided on the contact surface of the mounting plate part 11 constituting the pedestal 10 and is disposed so as to be spaced apart as it progresses from the lower part to the upper part, and is spaced apart from the holding plate part 11 at a predetermined distance. The saxophone bell (sb) enters between the pair of roller tubes 34 by configuring a pair of roller tubes 34 that become It is a supporting element.

This bell fixing part 30 is largely provided with a pair of upper mounting brackets 31 provided on the upper left and right sides on the contact surface of the mounting plate 11, and the supporting plate part ( 11) a pair of mounting brackets 32 provided on the lower end side of the contact surface, and a roller shaft 33 supported at both ends by the upper mounting brackets 31 and the mounting bracket 32, and the roller shaft ( 33) is composed of a roller tube 34 made of a cushioning material to surround the outer surface.

The upper mounting bracket 31 is provided in the form of a bushing having a height and is coupled and fixed to the upper portion of the contact surface of the holding plate 11, and is fastened and fixed with the upper screw member n1 together with the mounting plate 11 on the bottom surface. An upper screw hole 31a is formed, and a shaft hole 31b into which the shaft portion 52 of the wire leg 50 is shaft-fitted is formed on one side of the side at a predetermined height from the contact surface, and the shaft hole 31b and positional interference The upper bearing hole 31c is formed on the other side of the side that does not do so.

The mounting bracket 32 is provided on the lower side on the contact surface of the mounting plate 11 and is provided in the form of a bushing having a height similar to that of the upper mounting bracket 31, the lower surface of which is together with the mounting plate 11. One screw hole 32a is formed so that it can be fastened and fixed by the single yarn member n2, and a lower bearing hole 32c corresponding to the upper bearing hole 31c is formed on one side of the side surface.

Both ends of the roller shaft 33 are rotatably fitted to the upper bearing hole 31c and the lower bearing hole 32c, and are elements for supporting the roller tube 34 to be described later. The roller shaft 33 should be provided to form a gap between the contact surfaces of the mounting plate 11 .

The roller tube 34 is provided with a synthetic resin material, rubber material, or textile material having a buffering property surrounding the outer surface of the roller shaft 33, and is provided to form a gap with respect to the contact surface of the mounting plate part 11 and the rim portion of the saxophone bell (sb) enters into this gap and is fitted.

A use case of the saxophone stand according to the present invention configured as described above will be described as follows.

First, when not in use after the player has finished using the saxophone, the wire legs 50 are rotated from the pedestal 10 among the elements constituting the stand 1 for the saxophone of the present invention and spread out and placed on the floor.

Then, the bell (sb) portion of the saxophone is placed on the upper side of the pedestal 10, and then enters between the pair of roller tubes 34 arranged left and right.

Then, the bell (sb) portion of the saxophone proceeds downward along the pair of roller tubes 34 in a state where the edge portion is positioned in the gap between the roller tube 34 and the mounting plate portion 11. , At this time, as the pair of roller tubes 34 form an angle at which the gap is narrowed while facing downward, as a result, the saxophone bell sb is naturally firm between the mounting plate 11 and the roller tube 34 . and achieve a stable mounting state.

On the other hand, the present invention is not limited to the described embodiment, it is possible to use it by changing the application site, and it is common in the art that various modifications and variations can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. It is self-evident to those with knowledge. Accordingly, it is intended that such variations or modifications fall within the scope of the claims of the present invention.

1: stand for saxophone 10: stand
11: support plate part 11a: locking groove
13: flange 30: bell fixing part
31: upper mounting bracket 31a: upper screw hole
31b: shaft hole 31c: upper bearing hole
32: lower mounting bracket 32a: Hanasa hole
32c: lower bearing hole 33: roller shaft
34: roller tube 50: wire leg
51: vertical frame part 52: shaft part
53: horizontal frame part 55: non-slip part
p : protective pad sb : saxophone bell

Claims (5)

A pedestal provided with a flat contact surface to which the bell part of the saxophone is in contact, a mounting plate having locking grooves formed on both sides of the upper portion, and a flange bent to one side at the lower portion of the supporting plate to contact the ground, and the contact surface of the mounting plate It is provided as a pair of left and right while being spaced apart from each other, and by being arranged to narrow the distance from the top to the bottom, the bell part of the saxophone is entered from the top and fixedly supported to provide a buffering property that comes into contact with the bell. A bell fixing part having a roller tube having, passing through the locking groove of the pedestal and being pivotally fitted to one side of the bell fixing part so as to be rotatably provided, the lower end of which is selectively in contact with the ground to incline the pedestal as a wire leg In the saxophone stand made of,
The bell fixing part is provided above the contact surface of the holding plate part, and an upper screw hole for fastening and fixing with a screw member together with the holding plate part is formed on the bottom surface, and the upper end of the wire leg is on one side at a certain height from the contact surface. An upper mounting bracket having an upper bearing hole formed on the other side of the side that does not interfere with the position of the shaft hole, and provided under the contact surface of the mounting plate, on the bottom surface, fastened together with the mounting plate with a screw member. A lower mounting bracket having a single screw hole formed therein, a lower bearing hole corresponding to the upper bearing hole is formed on one side thereof, a roller shaft having both ends rotatably fitted to the upper and lower bearing holes, and an outer surface of the roller shaft Composed of a roller tube made of a synthetic resin material or rubber material or fabric material having a buffering property by being fitted to the;
The wire legs are provided vertically to the left and right, and each upper end passes through the locking grooves provided on both sides of the upper end of the pedestal and has a vertical frame part having a shaft bent vertically so as to be rotatably fitted to the upper side of the bell fixing part. and a horizontal frame part connecting the lower ends of the pair of vertical frame parts, and a non-skid device made of synthetic resin or rubber material provided in the horizontal frame part to prevent slipping;
One of the pedestal and the wire leg is provided with a metal material and the other is provided with a magnet so that the wire leg folded toward the rear of the pedestal can be maintained in an attached state by magnetic force;
The flange is provided so as to be in surface contact with the ground by bending the lower end of the mounting plate, and further comprising a configuration in which a friction pad is provided to prevent sliding while in contact with the ground. delete delete delete The stand for saxophone according to claim 1, wherein the pedestal is provided with a protective pad made of any one of a textile material, a synthetic resin material, and a rubber material attached to a contact surface of the saxophone bell.

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