Patent Grant
9102047
This application is a 371 application of International Application No. PCT/KR2010/001443, filed Mar. 8, 2010, which in turn claims priority from Korean Patent Application No. 10-2009-0095494, filed Oct. 8, 2009, each of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
The present invention relates to a multi-device using a turning tool, and in particular to a multi-device using an adaptor which is length-adjustably coupled to a turning tool.
A turning tool with a motor built-in therein generally is used by directly coupling a cutting blade or something to a rotary shaft.
In the event that a work piece is larger than a turning tool or is outwardly protruded, a work is easy; however in the event that a work piece is smaller than a turning tool or has an inwardly contracted configuration, work is not easy to do.
Accordingly, a adjustable length adaptor according to the present invention is directed to working out the following problems.
It is a first object of the present invention to provide an adaptor which can easily process a work piece which has an inwardly contracted configuration or is smaller than a turning tool.
It is a second object of the present invention to provide an adaptor the length of which can be extended or shortened in a desired length.
It is a third object of the present invention to provide an adaptor which makes it possible to stably couple a varying part to which a cutting blade or something is coupled during work, thus preventing a safety accident.
It is a fourth object of the present invention to provide an adaptor which can be adjusted depending on a tensional force of a varying belt in the event that a tensional force of a belt coupled to rotate a cutting blade or something varies.
The above technical solutions are not limited thereto, and it is obvious that other technical solutions not mentioned above can be clearly understood to an ordinary person skilled in the art.
To achieve the above objects, there is preferably provided a adjustable length adaptor with a driving motor built-in therein, with the adaptor being length-adjustable and being coupled to a turning tool at its one side wherein a turning tool rotating when a driving motor is driven is protruded from the turning tool.
There is preferably provided an adaptor according to the present invention which comprises a body part formed of a coupling member coupled to one side and has a through hole for the rotary shaft of the turning tool to pass through and is coupled to one side of the turning tool, and a support member which is formed at the other side of the coupling member.
It is preferred that an adaptor according to the present invention comprises a varying part one side of which can be withdrawn from a support member, with a rotary shaft engaged with an exchangeable work piece being coupled to the other side.
It is preferred that an adaptor according to the present invention comprises a driving pulley disposed on the top of a body part and coupled to a rotary shaft of a turning tool, and a driven pulley coupled to a rotary shaft of a varying part.
It is preferred that an adaptor according to the present invention comprises a belt which is connected between a driving pulley and a driven pulley, thus rotating a driven pulley when a rotary shaft protruded from a turning tool rotates.
It is preferred that an adaptor according to the present invention comprises a support member with an insertion channel formed at its one side in a concave shape.
It is preferred that an insertion rod is formed at a support member of an adaptor in a shape corresponding to the shape of an insertion channel and is coupled to be withdrawn from an insertion hole.
It is preferred that an engaging hole communicating with an insertion hole is formed at a support member of an adaptor and is coupled with a fixture, and a plurality of engaging grooves are formed at one side surface of an insertion rod, with the end portions of a fixture engaged to an engaging hole being inserted into the engaging grooves, respectively.
It is preferred that pluralities and insertion channels and engaging holes are formed at a support member which belongs to an adaptor of the present invention.
It is preferred that a first handle engaging part is formed at one side of an engaging member which belongs to an adaptor, and a second handle engaging member is formed at one side of a support member, thus allowing a handle to selectively couple with a first handle engaging member and a second handle engaging member.
It is preferred that a protection cover is detachably coupled to one side of a varying part which belongs to an adaptor, thus preventing a work piece from flying during the rotation of a work piece.
It is preferred that a handle coupled to a second handle engaging part which belongs to an adaptor of the present invention is installed in parallel at a rotary shaft of a varying part.
It is preferred that a safety cover is formed at one side of an engaging member which belongs to an adaptor of the present invention, thus preventing a belt coupled to a driving pulley from being exposed to the outside.
It is preferred that a protruded part preventing a slipperiness of a belt during the rotation of a driving pulley is formed at a surface coming into contact with the belt of a driving pulley an a driven pulley which belong to an adaptor of the present invention, and a plurality of protrusions inserted into the protrusions are formed at the belt.
It is preferred that either a driving pulley or a driven pullet which belongs to an adaptor of the present invention includes a hub, a first belt contact member, a second belt contact member, an elastic member, a cover member, and a tensional force adjusting member.
It is preferred that an adaptor of the present invention comprises a circular plate shaped hub with an engaging shaft disposed at its upper surface.
It is preferred that an adaptor of the present invention comprises a first belt contact member which is coupled to an upper surface of a hub at a certain interval.
It is preferred that an adaptor of the present invention comprises a second belt contact member which is disposed at an interval from an engaging shaft and is slidable between the engaging shaft and the first belt contact member.
It is preferred that an adaptor of the present invention comprises an elastic member engaged between a second belt contact member and a hub.
It is preferred that a tensional force adjusting member which is coupled to an upper side of a first belt contact member and pressurizes a second belt contact member as it is engaged to a ring shaped cover member and an engaging shaft, respectively.
It is preferred that a longitudinal hole is formed at a hub coming into contact with a second belt contact member which belongs to an adaptor of the present invention.
It is preferred that one side of an elastic member belonging to an adaptor of the present invention is coupled to a lower central portion of a hub, and the other side of the elastic member passes through a longitudinal hole and is coupled to a lower side of a second belt contact member, and a protruded guide member inserted into the longitudinal hole is formed at a lower side of the second belt contact member.
It is preferred that a work piece belonging to an adaptor of the present invention is one among a lumber cutter, a stone cutter, a steel cutter, a cleaning brush and a gloss brush.
It is preferred that a multi-device with an adaptor of the present invention comprises a turning tool with a driving motor built-in therein, with a protruded rotary shaft rotating during the operation of a driving motor being disposed at one side of the same.
It is preferred that a multi-device comprises an engaging member which has a though hole formed at one side to allow a rotary shaft of a turning tool to pass through the same, and is coupled to one side of the turning tool.
It is preferred that a multi-device comprises a body part including a support member formed at the other side of an engaging member.
It is preferred that a multi-device comprises a varying part one side of which is engaged at a support member in such a way to be withdrawn from the same, with a rotary shaft engaged with an exchangeable work piece being engaged at the other side of the same.
It is preferred that a multi-device comprises a driving pulley disposed on the top of a body part and coupled to a rotary shaft of a turning tool, and a driven pulley coupled to a rotary shaft of a varying part.
It is preferred that a multi-device comprises a belt connected between a driving pulley and a driven pulley, thus rotating a driven pulley as a rotary shaft protruded from a turning tool rotates.
The adjustable length adaptor according to the preset invention is advantageously characterized in that a varying part to which a tool such as a cutting blade or something is coupled is length-adjustably coupled to a body part coupled to one side of a turning tool, thus easily processing a work piece while adjusting the length depending on the state of a work piece.
An engaging groove is formed at a varying part which is length-adjustably coupled to the body part, and a fixture to be inserted into the engaging groove is installed at the body part, thus stably fixing the varying part.
In addition, the diameter of the driving pulley or the driven pulley can be variable, so when the tensional force of the connected belt varies, the diameter of the driving pulley or the driven pulley can be adjusted depending on the tensional force of the varying belt.
The advantageous effects of the present invention are not limited thereto; and it is obvious to an ordinary person in the skill that other effects not mentioned can be easily understandable through the following descriptions.
The present invention will become better understood with reference to the accompanying drawings which are given only by way of illustration and thus are not limitative of the present invention, wherein;
The adjustable length adaptor coupled to a turning tool which is formed of a built-in driving motor in its interior and from which a rotary shaft rotating during a driving of the driving motor is protrude from its one side, comprises a body part which has, at its one side, a through hole allowing a rotary shaft of the turning tool to pass through, and further has an engaging member coupled to one side of the turning tool and a support member formed at the other side of the engaging member; a varying part which has one side coupled to the support member in a withdrawing-possible way, with a rotary shaft to which an exchangeable work member is coupled, being formed at its other side; a driving pulley which is disposed on the top of the body part and is coupled to the rotary shaft of the turning tool; a driven pulley which is coupled to the rotary shaft of the varying part; and a belt which is connected between the driving pulley and the driven pulley and rotates the driven pulley during the rotation of the rotary shaft protruded from the turning tool.
The adjustable length adaptor and multi-device with the same according to the present invention will be described in details with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in
The body part 200 comprises, at its one side, a through hole 211 allowing the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool 100 to pass through the same, and with the aid of the above construction further comprises an engaging member 210 coupled to one side of the turning tool, and a support member 220 formed at the other side of the engaging member 210.
The varying part 300 has one side which is coupled to the support member 220 in a withdrawing-possible way, with the rotary shaft 310 coupled with an exchangeable work piece being formed at the other side.
The driving pulley 400 is disposed at the top of the body part 200, and is coupled to the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool 100.
The driven pulley 500 is coupled to the rotary shaft 310 of the varying part 300.
The belt 600 is connected between the driving pulley 400 and the driven pulley 500, thus rotating the driven pulley 500 when the rotary shaft 110 protruded from the turning tool 100 rotates.
The turning tool 100 has, at its one side, a rotary shaft 110 rotating by means of the driving motor.
The turning tool 100 might be formed of a cutting tool such as a grinder, a circular driven saw or something, and a drilling machine such as a drill or something; however in the present invention the grinder among the turning tools will be described as a representative for better understanding of the present invention.
The body part 200 is coupled to the turning tool and supports the varying part 300.
The body part 200 is formed of an engaging member 210 and an extension member 220.
The engaging member 210 has, at its one side, a through hole 211 allowing the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool 100 to pass and is consequently coupled to the turning tool 100, and the extension member 220 is formed at the other side of the engaging member 210.
The engaging part 213 is formed at a side surface of the through hole 211 and is coupled to the rotation part 111 of the turning tool 100 with the rotary shaft 110.
The support member 220 is to be coupled with the varying part 300 and is extended from the other side of the body part 200.
The varying part 300 is coupled in such a way to be withdrawn from the other side of the support member 220.
At one side of the varying part 300 is formed an insertion rod 320 which is coupled to the support member 220 in a withdrawing-possible way, with the rotary shaft 320 being disposed at the other side.
As shown in
The belt 600 is connected between the driving pulley 400 and the driven pulley 500. So, the belt 600 serves to transfer the rotational force from the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool 100 to the driven pulley 500 as the driving motor of the turning tool 100 is driven.
A work member 800 formed of a lumber cutter, a stone cutter, a steel cutter, a cleaning brush or a gloss brush is secured to the rotary shaft 310 to which the driven pulley 500 is connected.
So, as the rotary shaft 310 of the varying part 300 rotates together with the driven pulley 500 as the driven pulley 500 rotates, so the work member 800 secured to the rotary shaft 310 starts rotating.
As shown in
Here, the protection cover 330 serves to prevent the pieces cut off the work piece from flying toward a user during a processing work of lumber, stone or steel.
As shown in
In the present embodiment of the present invention, the protection cover 330 is formed in a semi-circular shape; however its configuration is not limited thereto, namely, the protection cover 330 might be formed in a certain shape as long as it can prevent flying of a work piece during the rotation of the work member 800.
The varying part and the support member will be described in more details with reference to
As shown in
An insertion rod 320 is formed at one side of the varying part 300 in a certain shape matching with the shape of the insertion channel 221 and is coupled to the insertion channel 221 in a withdrawing-possible way.
The insertion channel 221 serves to allow the insertion rod 320 to be inserted into the same and is formed inwardly from one side of the support member 220.
As shown in
When the insertion channel 221 with a circular cross section is formed, the insertion rod 320 formed at the insertion channel 221 is formed in a cylindrical column shape, and when the insertion channel 221 has a polygonal cross section, the insertion rod 320 formed at the insertion channel 221 has a polygonal cross section.
When the insertion channel 221 has a circular cross section, the insertion rod 320 designed to be inserted into the insertion channel 221 might be inserted into the insertion channel 221 and can rotate in the interior of the insertion channel 221. For this reason, it is preferred that the insertion channel 221 and the insertion rod 320 are made to have polygonal cross sections.
An engaging hole 222 communicating with the insertion channel 221 might be formed at the support member 220, thus allowing the fixture 222a to be engaged. Here, a plurality of engaging grooves 321 might be formed at one side surface of the insertion rod 320, thus allowing the end portion of the fixture 222a coupled to the engaging hole 222 to be inserted into the same.
Here, the fixture 222a is directed to preventing the insertion rod 320 from escaping from the insertion channel 221 during work, and as shown in
As shown in
An engaging groove 321 is formed at one side surface of the insertion rod 320, thus allowing an end portion of the fixture 222a coupled to the engaging hole 222 to be inserted into the same.
As shown in
As shown in
When the insertion channels 221 are provided in multiple numbers, it is possible to advantageously change the position where the insertion rod 320 is installed. Even when one among the multiple insertion channels 221 gets damaged, it is possible to install the insertion rod 320 by changing the position of the insertion channel 221.
As shown in
A second handle engaging member 223 is formed at one side of the support member 220, thus selectively securing the handle 700 to the first handle engaging member 212 or the second handle engaging member 223.
The first handle engaging member 212 and the second handle engaging member 223 allow the user to work while changing the handles depending on the work condition where the user works using a adjustable length adaptor.
In the event that the handle 700 secured to the second handle engaging member 223 among the handle engaging members is installed in parallel with the rotary shaft 310 of the varying part 300, it is advantageous for a user to work with the work member facing a central portion of a user's body while holding the turning tool with one hand.
It is preferred that the second handle engaging member 223 is formed in such a way that the handle engaged is in parallel with the rotary shaft of the varying part 300.
As shown in
The safety cover 213 is basically directed to preventing safety accidents which might occur as the belt 600 connected between the driving pulley 400 and the driven pulley 500 is exposed in the direction of the user. It is preferred that the safety cover 213 is formed in a C-shape corresponding to part of the shape of the driving pulley 400 coupled to the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool 100.
A plurality of protrusions 610 might be formed at an inner surface of the belt 600 at intervals according to the present invention, and the protrusions 410 and 510 into which the protrusions 610 are inserted are formed at the surface coming into contact with the belt 600 of the driving pulley 400 and the driven pulley 500.
The pulley of
Here the hub 420 is formed in a circular plate shape, with an engaging shaft 421 being formed at the upper surface of the same, thus allowing the hub 420 to be engaged to the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool.
The first belt contact members 430 and 530 are engaged to the upper surface of the hub 420 at intervals.
The second belt contact members 440 and 540 are spaced apart from the engaging shafts 421 and 521 and are slidably disposed between the first belt contact members 430 and 530.
The elastic members 450 and 550 are engaged between the second belt contact members 440 and 540 and the hubs 420 and 520.
The tensional force adjusting members 460 and 560 are engaged to the tops of the first belt contact members 430 and 530 and are coupled to the ring shaped cover members 460 and 560 and the engaging shafts 421 and 521, thus pressurizing the second belt contact members 440 and 540.
The hub 420 is coupled to the rotary shaft and is formed in a circular plate shape as shown in
As shown in
The first belt contact member 430 and the second belt contact member 440 come into contact with the belt 600, respectively, and the first belt contact member 430 and the second belt contact member 440 are formed in a shape like part of a ring shape is cut away.
The first belt contact member 430 between the first belt contact member 430 and the second belt contact member 440 is fixed at the upper surface of the hub 420, and the second belt contact member 440 is movably engaged at the upper surface of the hub 420.
The surface facing the engaging shaft 421 of the second belt contact member 440, as shown in
The cover member 460 is coupled to the upper surface of the first belt contact member 440 in a circular shape, and the engaging shaft 421 is protruded from an upper, central portion of the cover member 460.
The tensional force adjusting member 470 coming into contact with the second belt contact member 440 is engaged to the engaging shaft 421 protruded from an upper, central portion of the cover member 460.
So, the second belt contact member 440 pressurizes the second belt contact member 440 and moves toward the outside of the engaging shaft 421 in the event that the tensional force adjusting member 470 is coupled to a lower side of the engaging shaft 421.
On the contrary, in the event that the tensional force adjusting member 470 is coupled to an upper side of the engaging shaft 421, the second belt contact member 440 moves in the direction of the engaging shaft 421 by means of the elastic member 450.
As the second belt contact member 440 moves, the surface of the driving pulley 400 coming into contact with the belt 600 increases or decreases. So, the tensional force of the belt 600 connected between the driving pulley 400 and the driven pulley 500 can be adjusted depending on the moving direction and the position of the second belt contact member 440.
As shown in
A protruded guide member 441 to be inserted into the longitudinal hole 422 is coupled to a lower side of the second belt contact member 440.
As shown in
The construction of the driven pulley 500 is the same as the construction of the driving pulley 400, so the descriptions thereon will be omitted.
The adaptor according to the present invention might be embodied separately from the turning tool with the driving motor built in therein or can be embodied together with the turning tool 100.
When it embodied together with the turning tool 100, the multi-device with a adjustable length adaptor comprises a turning tool 100, a body part 200, a varying part 300, a driving pulley 400, a driven pulley 500 and a belt 600.
The turning tool 100 has a built-in driving motor in its interior, with a rotary shaft 110 being protruded from its one side and rotating during the driving of the driving motor.
The body part 200 is formed of an engaging member 210 and a support member 220.
The engaging member 210 has, at its one side, a through hole 211 allowing the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool 100 to pass through, thus being engaged to one side of the turning tool, and the support member 220 is formed at the other side of the engaging member 210.
The varying part 300 has one side engaged to the support member 220 in a withdrawing-possible way, with the rotary shaft 310 to which an exchangeable work member is coupled, being formed at its other side.
The driving pulley 400 is disposed at the top of the body part 200 and is coupled to the rotary shaft 110 of the turning tool 100, and the driven pulley 500 is coupled to the rotary shaft 310 of the varying part 300.
The belt 600 for rotating the driven pulley 500 during the operation of the rotary shaft 110 protruded from the turning tool 100 is connected between the driven pulley 500, the driving pulley 400 and the driven pulley 500.
The description of the above construction of the multi-device will be omitted to avoid repeated descriptions.
The embodiments described above in the specifications and accompanying drawings are just provided for illustrative purposes on part of the technical concepts contained in the present invention.
Therefore, the embodiments disclosed in the specifications are to explain, not to limit the technical concepts of the present invention, so it is obvious that the scopes of the technical concepts of the present invention are not limited by the disclosed embodiments of the present invention. Various amendments and examples of the specific embodiments that an ordinary person in the art within the scopes of the technical concepts contained in the specification and the drawings of the present invention can easily assume are included in the scopes of the rights of the present invention.
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| 10-2009-0095494 | Oct 2009 | KR | national |
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