Slide and glide drum mounting system
OwnerJohn Spinelliinventor
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Abstract
A slide and glide drum mount system has a first coupling that is configured for removable, fixed attachment to a support post. The first coupling has a stub extending outwardly from a surface of the first coupling. A second coupling that is configured for removable, fixed attachment to a drum. The second coupling having a hole through a surface of the second coupling. The first coupling and the second coupling are removably and slidably connected with the stub disposed in the hole and with the surface of the first coupling and the surface of the second coupling engaged in contact, thereby mounting the drum to support post.
Claims12
A slide and glide drum mount system comprising:
- a first coupling configured for removable, fixed attachment to a support coupling post, the first coupling having a stub extending outwardly from a surface of the first coupling;
- a second coupling configured for removable, fixed attachment to a drum, the second coupling having a hole through a surface of the second coupling;
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- wherein the first coupling and the second coupling are removably and slidably connected with the stub disposed in the hole and with the surface of the first coupling and the surface of the second coupling engaged in contact.
A slide and glide drum mount system comprising:
- a support post;
- a slider adjustably coupled to the support post;
- an L-shaped coupling post having a vertical section and a horizontal section, the horizontal section connected to the slider;
- a first coupling configured for removable, fixed attachment to the vertical section of the coupling post, the first coupling having a stub extending outwardly from a surface of the first coupling;
- a second coupling configured for removable, fixed attachment to a drum, the second coupling having a hole through a surface of the second coupling;
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- wherein the first coupling and the second coupling are removably and slidably connected with the stub disposed in the hole and with the surface of the first coupling and the surface of the second coupling engaged in contact.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.