TWM582213U - Eccentric-arranged automatic restoring striking structure - Google Patents

Abstract

The creation comprises a striking bar, a rotating shaft for setting the striking bar, a stand and an elastic component, wherein the rotating shaft has a shaft body for setting the striking bar, two side ends on the side of the shaft body and a setting a protrusion facing the shaft and facing away from the striker rod, the stand has a base and two symmetrical columns disposed on two sides of the base, the two columns respectively having a sleeve and a lock pivotally connected to the edge a fixing hole, the locking hole is not on the same vertical line as the socket, and the locking hole is located below the socket and is offset toward an instrument, and the two ends of the elastic component are respectively fixed to the locking hole and the The bump is away from an engaging element of the shaft; accordingly, since the socket is not on the same vertical line as the locking hole, the initial position of the striking rod is offset away from the instrument, and the striking can be increased The moving distance of the rod, that is, the striking rod can have a longer acceleration distance and increase the striking force.

Description

Eccentric setting of automatic reply striking structure

This creation is related to the percussion of the instrument, especially regarding the automatic reply striking structure of the instrument.

For example, US Pat. No. 6,822,149 B1 and US Pat. No. 9,236,038 B1 respectively disclose a pedal striking device for striking an instrument such as a drum. The structure mainly comprises a striking bar, a pedal, a bracket and a returning component. The striking rod is pivotally connected to the bracket through a rotating shaft, and when the pedal is stepped on, the rotating shaft is pulled to rotate, and the striking rod is rotated by the bracket as a fulcrum, and the striking rod is rotated from an initial position. Moving to a striking position, and the instrument is placed in the striking position, so that the striking bar hits the instrument and sounds; and the restoring element is mounted between the bracket and the rotating shaft, when the rotating shaft rotates The returning element can drive the rotating shaft to return to the angle before the rotation, and can also drive the striking rod back to the initial position from the striking position.

Referring to Figures 3 and 4 of US 6,822,149 B1, US 6,822,149 B1 further provides an elongated perforation (461) on the bracket (20), and the return element (49) is first fixed to a movable top block (48). The movable top block (48) is pivotally connected to the elongated through hole (461), and the returning member (49) is further pivotally connected to a joint (41) of the rotating shaft (21) due to the returning element. Both ends of (49) are rotatable relative to the joint (41) and the elongated perforation (461). When the striking rod (23) is swung between the striking position and the initial position, the returning element (49) The problem of not being subjected to shearing (Shear force), that is, the restoring force of the returning element (49) can quickly drive the striking rod (23) back to the initial position, so that the movement of the striking rod (23) is more obvious. Flexible and fast.

Please refer to FIG. 2 of US9,236,038 B1, US9,236,038 B1, by letting the rocking fulcrum (F16) of the coil spring (16) be placed on the lower surface of the bracket (30) where the adjusting nut (28) contacts, so that The rocking angle of the spring when the pedal is operated becomes small, the stability of the pedal is increased, and the operability of the pedal is improved.

The prior art described above aims to increase the motion sensitivity of the striking bar and the operability of the pedal. Obviously, there is no technical feature that increases the striking force of the striking bar. The player can only increase when a larger striking force is required. The strength of the pedals makes it easy to have problems with the position of the pedaling being out of alignment or out of control. Obviously, there is a need for improvement.

Therefore, the main purpose of this creation is to expose an eccentrically set automatic reply striking structure, in order to increase the striking force of the striking stick.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is an eccentrically disposed automatic reply striking structure for striking an instrument, comprising a striking bar, a rotating shaft, a stand and an elastic component, wherein the rotating shaft is configured to set the striking bar, The rotating shaft has a shaft, two sides and a protrusion, the shaft is provided with the striking bar, the two ends are located on two sides of the shaft, the protrusion is disposed on the shaft and facing away from the striking rod, and The projection has an engagement element that is remote from the shaft.

The stand has a base and two uprights, and the two uprights are symmetrically disposed on two sides of the base. The two uprights respectively have a set of connecting barrels and a locking hole, and the two sets of connecting barrels are respectively pivotally connected to the two ends, and The locking hole is not on the same vertical line as the socket, and the locking hole is located below the socket and is offset toward the instrument. The elastic element is fixed in the tension state. The locking hole is connected to the engaging element.

Accordingly, the structure is designed such that the sleeve is not in the same vertical line as the lock hole, and the lock hole is offset toward the instrument. Since the bump is oriented away from the striker, the When the elastic element is biased toward the direction of the instrument, the striker is moved away from the instrument, that is, the initial position of the striker is offset away from the instrument, and the striker can be added. The moving distance, so the striking bar can have a longer acceleration distance and increase the striking force.

The details, features, and advantages of the present invention will be apparent from the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments.

Referring to FIG. 1 , FIG. 2 , FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 , the present invention is an eccentrically arranged automatic reply striking structure for striking a musical instrument 10 , which comprises a striking rod 20 , a rotating shaft 30 , and a vertical frame 40 . And the elastic member 50, wherein the rotating shaft 30 is provided with the striking rod 20, the rotating shaft 30 has a shaft 31, two ends 32 and a protrusion 33, and the shaft 31 is provided with the striking rod 20, the two ends 32 is located on the two sides of the shaft 31. The protrusion 33 is disposed on the shaft 31 and faces away from the strut 20, and the protrusion 33 has an engaging element 331. The engaging element 331 is away from the shaft 31.

The stand 40 has a base 41 and two uprights 42. The two posts 42 are symmetrically disposed on opposite sides of the base 41. The two posts 42 respectively have a set of sockets 421 and a locking hole 422. The 421 is pivotally connected to the two ends 32, and the locking hole 422 is not on the same vertical line as the socket 421, and the locking hole 422 is located below the socket 421 and is offset toward the instrument 10. The elastic member 50 is fixed to the locking hole 422 and the engaging member 331 at both ends in a stretched state.

And the bump 33 can be set by selecting any one of the two ends 32 according to the requirements in use. The engaging element 331 can be a sheave. The elastic element 50 can be a tension spring. One end of the elastic element 50 is connected to a hook 51. The hook 51 is fastened to the engaging element 331. The locking member 422 can be an elongated hole. The other end of the elastic member 50 is connected to a threaded post 52. The threaded post 52 passes through the locking hole 422, and the threaded post 52 is locked. An upper nut 521 and a lower nut 522 are respectively screwed on both sides of the hole 422. A protective bushing 53 can be further disposed between the threaded post 52 and the locking hole 422. The protective bushing 53 can prevent the threaded post 52 from directly contacting the locking hole 422, and the threaded post 52 and the lock are added. The service life of the hole 422. In addition, a long rod 54 can be sleeved in the elastic member 50, and the long rod 54 can provide rigidity of the structure to protect the elastic member 50 from being deformed by an external force.

Referring to FIG. 4, in actual use, the present invention is coupled to a foot pedal 60 that drives the rotating shaft 30 to rotate through a chain 61. When the rotating shaft 30 rotates, it can be driven. The striker 20 strikes the instrument 10 to make a sound.

Referring to FIG. 3 together, since the locking hole 422 is offset by a distance D toward the instrument 10, and the protrusion 33 is oriented away from the striking rod 20, the pedal is not stepped on. At 60 o'clock, the elastic member 50 will be biased toward the direction of the musical instrument 10, that is, the striking rod 20 will be moved away from the musical instrument 10, that is, the initial position of the striking rod 20 will be away from the The direction of the musical instrument 10 is shifted, and the moving distance of the striking rod 20 is increased. In other words, the striking rod 20 can have a longer acceleration distance, and a larger striking force can be generated.

As mentioned above, the features of this creation include at least:

1. Increasing the striking force of the striking rod by the technical feature that the sleeve is not on the same vertical line as the locking hole; more specifically, the locking hole is offset toward the instrument, and the convex The block is oriented away from the striking rod, so the elastic element will be biased toward the direction of the instrument, that is, the striking rod will be away from the instrument, so the initial position of the striking rod will be away from the instrument. The direction is offset, and the moving distance of the striking bar can be increased, that is, the striking bar can have a longer acceleration distance and increase the striking force of the striking bar.

2. The protective bushing is disposed between the threaded post and the locking hole, and the protective bushing prevents the threaded post from directly contacting the locking hole, thereby increasing the service life of the threaded post and the locking hole .

3. The long rod is inserted into the elastic member, and the structural rigidity of the long rod can be used to resist the compression of the external force to avoid the deformation of the elastic member.

D‧‧‧Distance  10‧‧‧ musical instruments  20‧‧‧Beat stick  30‧‧‧ shaft  31‧‧‧ shaft  32‧‧‧Edge  33‧‧‧Bumps  331‧‧‧ Engagement components  40‧‧‧ stand  41‧‧‧Base  42‧‧‧ column  421‧‧‧ Sockets  422‧‧‧Lock hole  50‧‧‧Flexible components  51‧‧‧ hook  52‧‧‧ threaded column  521‧‧‧Upper nut  522‧‧‧ lower nut  53‧‧‧Protection bushing  54‧‧‧Long pole  60‧‧‧ pedals  61‧‧‧Chapter  

Figure 1 is a structural diagram of the automatic reply strike structure of the creation.  Figure 2 is an exploded view of the automatic reply strike structure of the creation.  Figure 3 is a side view of the structure of the instrument support bar.  Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the installation and use of the creation.  

Claims (6)

An eccentrically set automatic reply striking structure for striking an instrument comprising:  a baton  a rotating shaft for arranging the striking rod, the rotating shaft has a shaft body for arranging the striking rod, two side ends on both sides of the shaft body and a protrusion disposed on the shaft body and facing away from the striking rod, The bump has an engaging element away from the shaft;  a stand having a base and two symmetrical columns disposed on two sides of the base, the two posts respectively having a sleeve and a locking hole pivotally connected to the edge, the locking hole and the sleeve The cartridge is not on the same vertical line, and the locking hole is located below the socket and offset in the direction of the instrument;  An elastic member, wherein the elastic member is fixed to the locking hole and the engaging member respectively in a stretched state.   The eccentrically disposed automatic reply striking structure of claim 1, wherein the bump is disposed on either one of the two ends. The eccentrically disposed automatic return striking structure of claim 1, wherein the engaging element is a sheave, the elastic element is a tension spring, and one end of the elastic element is connected to a hook that is fastened to the engaging element. The eccentrically disposed automatic repulsion striking structure of claim 3, wherein the locking hole is an elongated hole, and the other end of the elastic element is connected to a threaded post away from the other end of the hook, and the threaded post passes through the locking a hole, and the threaded column is screwed to an upper nut and a lower nut respectively on both sides of the locking hole. The eccentrically disposed automatic repulsion striking structure of claim 4, wherein a protective bushing is further disposed between the threaded post and the locking hole. An eccentrically disposed automatic return striking structure as described in claim 3, wherein the elastic member is sheathed by a long rod.