Wire receiving device
OwnerCheng-Ting Laiinventor
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Abstract
A wire receiving device includes a main body having a board with a first and a second peripheral wall respectively extending from the board, the first peripheral wall having a cut-away and a recess respectively defined therein, a C-shaped ring rotatably mounted to the first peripheral wall and having an opening defined therethrough and a second recess defined in a lower edge thereof, a top cap rotatably mounted to the ring and having a shaft extending therefrom which extends through the board and a bottom by a bolt disk, a disk extending radially and outwardly from the shaft and having a notch defined therein, and a block movably received in the recess and the second recess so that a wire is hooked by a periphery defining the notch and wrapped around the shaft by rotating the top cap.
Claims3
A wire receiving device comprising:
- a main body having a board with a first peripheral wall extending upwardly from a periphery defining said board and a second peripheral wall extending downwardly from said periphery defining said board, said first peripheral wall having a cut-away defined therein and a recess defined in an outer periphery thereof, said board having a central hole defined therethrough;
- a C-shaped ring rotatably mounted to said first peripheral wall and having a second recess defined in a lower peripheral edge thereof and an opening defined therethrough;
- a top cap rotatably mounted to said ring and having a top board and a shaft which extends downwardly from an underside of said top board, a disk extending radially and outwardly from said shaft and having a notch defined therein;
- a bottom disposed to an underside of said board by extending a bolt through said bottom, said central hole and threadedly engaged with said shaft, and
- a block movably received in said recess and said second recess so that when said block is shifted into said recess completely, said ring is rotatable corresponding to said main body, and when said block is received both in said recess and said second recess, said ring is limited from rotating corresponding to said main body.
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