Valine clamping carving skill handwork suit

Abstract

The utility model discloses a valine clamping carving skill handwork set which comprises a fixing assembly, a first valine clamping plate, a handkerchief and a second valine clamping plate are clamped and fixed in the fixing assembly, the first valine clamping plate comprises a plate body, a carving layer is carved at one end of the plate body, the fixing assembly comprises a G-shaped pipe, a plurality of first limiting plates are fixedly installed on the G-shaped pipe, and a plurality of second limiting plates are fixedly installed on the G-shaped pipe. And a locking assembly is mounted on the first limiting plate. According to the utility model, the limiting assembly and the first limiting plate are additionally arranged at the place where the first clamping plate and the second clamping plate are clamped by the G-shaped pipe, and the locking assemblies are movably arranged at the peripheries of the limiting assembly and the first limiting plate, so that when a user clamps and fixes the first clamping plate, the handkerchief and the second clamping plate through the fixing assembly, the locking assemblies can be used for locking the first clamping plate, the handkerchief and the second clamping plate; and up-and-down, left-and-right and front-and-back extrusion force can be applied to the first valine clamping plate, the handkerchief and the second valine clamping plate, so that the first valine clamping plate, the handkerchief and the second valine clamping plate can be firmly fixed in the fixing assembly for dyeing, and external impact in any direction can be resisted to a certain extent.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of clamp-resist dyeing and printing, specifically a manual set for clamp-resist carving techniques. Background Technology

[0002] "Clamp-dyeing" is an ancient printing and dyeing technique. It uses indigo, a herbaceous plant, as dye and hand-spun cotton cloth as the fabric. Two symmetrically patterned engraved plates are clamped together and immersed in indigo dye to create fabrics with various patterns. The patterns include opera stories, folk legends, and the "Hundred Children Picture". Most of them are auspicious patterns that are popular among the people, supplemented by auspicious patterns such as flowers, birds, insects and animals. Users can also carve the graphics they want to clamp-dye on the clamp-dyeing plate, making the images produced by clamp-dyeing more diverse.

[0003] The prior art, disclosed in publication number CN212219613U, provides a handmade kit for a type of adhesive-dyed fabric, including a pair of adhesive-dyed panels, G-clamps, a handkerchief, dye, a pair of rubber bands, and two pairs of pins. The adhesive-dyed panels are square, with sides of 4-6 cm. The handkerchief is clipped between the two panels. The G-clamps include a G-clamp body with a nut at its top. A longitudinal screw is fitted inside the nut, with a pivot at its top and a retainer at its bottom. The retainer and the bottom of the G-clamp body form a clamping and fixing part for clamping the pair of adhesive-dyed panels. This invention is small in size, simple in structure, and easy for both adults and children to hold, and is low in cost.

[0004] The aforementioned patent primarily uses G-clamps to hold and fix two tie-dye panels, thereby facilitating the user's tie-dyeing of handkerchiefs. However, this method of holding the tie-dye panels only provides vertical clamping force. When the tie-dye panels experience lateral collision forces during movement, the two tie-dye panels will shift laterally relative to the G-clamps, causing the handkerchief and tie-dye panels within the tie-dye panels to shift as well. This affects the tie-dyeing quality of the handkerchief and reduces the practicality of this tie-dyeing craft kit. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this utility model is to overcome the shortcomings of the existing technology and provide a manual kit for the clamp-resist carving technique, thus solving the above-mentioned technical problems.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model employs the following technical solution: a handmade kit for clamp-resist dyeing and carving techniques, comprising a fixing component. The fixing component clamps and fixes a first clamp-resist dyeing board, a handkerchief, and a second clamp-resist dyeing board. The first clamp-resist dyeing board is located directly above the second clamp-resist dyeing board, and the handkerchief is located inside the first and second clamp-resist dyeing boards. The first clamp-resist dyeing board includes a board body, with a carving layer carved at one end near the second clamp-resist dyeing board. The fixing component includes a G-shaped tube, with a threaded groove on one side of its top. A rotating component is movably mounted within the threaded groove on the G-shaped tube. A limiting component is movably mounted below the rotating component. The limiting component applies inward and downward compressive forces to the first clamp-resist dyeing board. Multiple first limiting plates are fixedly mounted on the G-shaped tube, connected in a cross shape. The first limiting plates support the first clamp-resist dyeing board, the handkerchief, and the second clamp-resist dyeing board. The first limiting plate supports the first tie-dye board, the handkerchief, and the second tie-dye board, making it easier to lift them and improving the convenience of using the tie-dye carving technique handmade kit.

[0007] Furthermore, a first locking assembly is movably mounted around the first limiting plate. Multiple first locking assemblies apply an inward-facing compressive force to the second tie-dye sheet. Each limiting assembly includes a mounting block, around which multiple second limiting plates are fixedly mounted. A second locking assembly is movably mounted on the end of each of the multiple second limiting plates away from the mounting block. This movable second locking assembly applies an inward-facing compressive force to the tie-dye sheet, enhancing the practicality of the tie-dye carving technique handmade kit.

[0008] Furthermore, the second locking assembly includes a threaded shaft threadedly connected to the second limiting plate, with a disc block fixedly mounted at one end of the threaded shaft away from the mounting block, and an adhesive block fixedly mounted at the other end of the threaded shaft away from the disc block, the adhesive block being used to adhere to the first twill-coated sheet.

[0009] Furthermore, a lower plate is detachably mounted on the bottom of the mounting block, and a groove is formed at the center of the top of the mounting block. The rotating assembly includes a plate body movably mounted in the groove, a lead screw fixedly mounted on the plate body, and a protrusion detachably mounted on the end of the lead screw away from the plate body. The protrusion is used to facilitate the user to rotate the lead screw.

[0010] Furthermore, both the first and second limiting plates are L-shaped. The L-shape of the first and second limiting plates facilitates the installation of the first and second locking components, enhancing the practicality of the clamp-resistance carving technique handcraft kit.

[0011] Furthermore, a hand guard is fixedly installed at the end of the G-tube away from the rotating assembly, the hand guard being used to facilitate the user in taking the clamp-resist dyeing carving craft kit.

[0012] Furthermore, the plate body is provided with multiple water passage holes for dye flow. Beneficial effects

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0014] This invention adds a limiting component and a first limiting plate to the location where the first and second tie-dye panels are clamped by a G-shaped tube. Locking components are movably installed around the limiting component and the first limiting plate. This allows the user to apply vertical, horizontal, and forward / backward squeezing forces when clamping and fixing the first tie-dye panel, handkerchief, and second tie-dye panel using the fixing components. This ensures the first tie-dye panel, handkerchief, and second tie-dye panel are firmly fixed within the fixing components for dyeing, and provides some resistance to external impacts from any direction, thus improving the practicality of the tie-dye carving technique handmade set. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the clamp-resistance carving technique handmade kit of this utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the left side of the adhesive-resistance carving technique handmade kit of this utility model, viewed from below.

[0017] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the first clamp-resist pattern of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the fixing component of this utility model;

[0019] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the limiting component and the rotating component of this utility model;

[0020] Figure 6 This is a partially enlarged three-dimensional structural diagram of the present invention, A.

[0021] In the figure: First clamp-resist plate 1, handkerchief 2, second clamp-resist plate 3, fixing component 4, plate body 11, water passage hole 12, engraving layer 13, rotating component 41, threaded groove 42, hand guard 43, G-tube 44, first limiting plate 45, limiting component 46, first locking component 47, protrusion 411, lead screw 412, disc body 413, second limiting plate 461, second locking component 462, mounting block 463, lower plate 464, disc groove 465, disc block 4621, threaded shaft 4622, bonding block 4623. Detailed Implementation

[0022] The technical solution of this utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of this utility model, not all embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of this utility model without creative effort are within the protection scope of this utility model.

[0023] Example

[0024] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figure 1 - Appendix Figure 6This application will be further described in detail below. A handmade kit for the clamp-resist dyeing carving technique includes a fixing component 4. A first clamp-resist dyeing board 1, a handkerchief 2, and a second clamp-resist dyeing board 3 are clamped and fixed within the fixing component 4. The first clamp-resist dyeing board 1 is located directly above the second clamp-resist dyeing board 3, and the handkerchief 2 is located inside the first clamp-resist dyeing board 1 and the second clamp-resist dyeing board 3. The first clamp-resist dyeing board 1 includes a board body 11, and a carving layer 13 is carved on one end of the board body 11 near the second clamp-resist dyeing board 3. The fixing component 4 includes a G-shaped tube 44, with a threaded groove 42 on one side of the top of the G-shaped tube 44. A rotating component 41 is movably mounted within the threaded groove 42 of the G-shaped tube 44. Below the rotating component 41, a rotating component is movably mounted... A limiting component 46 is provided, which applies an inward and downward squeezing force to the first tie-dye sheet 1. Multiple first limiting plates 45 are fixedly mounted on the G-tube 44, connected in a cross shape. The first limiting plates 45 support the first tie-dye sheet 1, the handkerchief 2, and the second tie-dye sheet 3. First locking components 47 are movably mounted around the first limiting plates 45, applying an inward squeezing force to the second tie-dye sheet 3. The limiting component 46 includes a mounting block 463, around which multiple second limiting plates 46 are fixedly mounted. 1. A second locking assembly 462 is movably mounted on one end of a plurality of second limiting plates 461 away from the mounting block 463. The second locking assembly 462 includes a threaded shaft 4622 threadedly connected to the second limiting plates 461. A disc block 4621 is fixedly mounted on one end of the threaded shaft 4622 away from the mounting block 463, and an adhesive block 4623 is fixedly mounted on the other end of the threaded shaft 4622 away from the disc block 4621. The adhesive block 4623 is used to adhere to the first twill-coated sheet 1. A lower disc 464 is detachably mounted on the bottom of the mounting block 463, and a disc groove 465 is formed at the center of the top of the mounting block 463. The rotating assembly 41 includes a disc body 413 movably installed in the disc groove 465. A useful lead screw 412 is fixedly installed on the disc body 413. A protrusion 411 is detachably installed on the end of the lead screw 412 away from the disc body 413. The protrusion 411 is used to facilitate the user to rotate the lead screw 412. The first limiting plate 45 and the second limiting plate 461 are both L-shaped. A hand guard 43 is fixedly installed on the end of the G-shaped tube 44 away from the rotating assembly 41. The hand guard 43 is used to facilitate the user to pick up the clamp-resist dyeing carving craft kit. Multiple water passage holes 12 for dye flow are opened through the plate body 11.

[0025] Since the lower plate 464 is detachably located below the mounting block 463 and the protrusion 411 is detachably located above the lead screw 412, the lower plate 464 and the protrusion 411 can be removed to place the disc body 413 into the disc groove 465. Then, the lower plate 464 and the protrusion 411 can be installed to complete the installation of the rotating component 41 and the limiting component 46. Since the disc body 413 and the disc groove 465 are compatible in size, when the rotating component 41 rotates in the threaded groove 42, the limiting component 46 does not rotate but only moves downward to apply downward pressure to the first clamped strip 1, the handkerchief 2 and the second clamped strip 3.

[0026] Since the first locking component 47 is movably located around the second twill 3 and the second locking component 462 is movably located around the first twill 1, when the first locking component 47 and the second locking component 462 rotate and move inward, they can apply an inward squeezing force to the second twill 3 and the first twill 1, so that the first twill 1, the handkerchief 2 and the second twill 3 can be firmly fixed by the fixing component 4, and can also resist external impacts.

[0027] The engraved layer 13 on the board 11 is carved by hand, so users can carve different engraved layers 13 on different boards 11, so that the tie-dye engraving technique handmade set can print different patterns on different handkerchiefs 2.

[0028] The working principle of this utility model is explained as follows: Unless otherwise specified, all internal mechanical structures of the clamp-resistance carving craft kit are fixed by threads. To allow for a more intuitive observation of the technical features, the bolt connections are appropriately concealed in the figures. Before use, the user needs to place the dye in a container and clamp the side of the first clamp-resistance plate 1 and the second clamp-resistance plate 3 with the carving layer 13 onto both sides of the handkerchief 2. At this time, the handkerchief 2 is located within the first clamp-resistance plate 1 and the second clamp-resistance plate 3. The user then places the first clamp-resistance plate 1, the handkerchief 2, and the second clamp-resistance plate 3 on the first limiting plate 45 for support. The user then rotates the protrusion 411, which, along with the lead screw 412, moves downwards through the threaded groove 42 at the top of the G-tube 44. Since the disc 413 can rotate within the disc groove 465, the entire limiting assembly 46 does not rotate but moves downwards to clamp the first clamp-resistance plate 1, the handkerchief 2, and the second clamp-resistance plate 3. At this time, the first clamp-resistance plate 1, the handkerchief 2, and the second clamp-resistance plate 3... The device is subjected to vertical pressure. The user then rotates the four first locking components 47 and the four second locking components 462. The rotating disc 4621 causes the bonding block 4623 to move towards the first and second tie-dye panels 1 and 3, ultimately abutting against the outer sides of the first and second tie-dye panels 1 and 3. This provides horizontal and vertical pressure to the first tie-dye panel 1, handkerchief 2, and second tie-dye panel 3, allowing them to be more firmly fixed within the fixing component 4. The user then places the entire tie-dye carving technique handmade set into the dye for printing. After drying, the tie-dyeing process is complete. Through the coordination of these structures, the tie-dye carving technique handmade set can be subjected to vertical, horizontal, and vertical pressure during use, ensuring the first tie-dye panel, handkerchief, and second tie-dye panel are firmly fixed within the fixing component for dyeing. It also provides some resistance to external impacts from any direction, enhancing the practicality of the tie-dye carving technique handmade set.

[0029] The technical features of the above embodiments can be combined in any way. For the sake of brevity, not all possible combinations of the technical features in the above embodiments are described. However, as long as there is no contradiction in the combination of these technical features, they should be considered to be within the scope of this specification.

Claims

1. A handcrafted kit of intaglio engraving techniques, characterized in that, The device includes a fixing component (4), which clamps and fixes a first twill-coated board (1), a handkerchief (2), and a second twill-coated board (3). The first twill-coated board (1) is located directly above the second twill-coated board (3), and the handkerchief (2) is located inside the first twill-coated board (1) and the second twill-coated board (3). The first twill-coated board (1) includes a board body (11), and the end of the board body (11) near the second twill-coated board (3) is engraved with an engraved layer (13). The fixing component (4) includes a G-shaped tube (44), and the top side of the G-shaped tube (44) has an opening. The G-tube (44) has a rotating assembly (41) installed in the threaded groove (42). A limiting assembly (46) is installed below the rotating assembly (41). The limiting assembly (46) is used to apply an inward and downward squeezing force to the first twill (1). A plurality of first limiting plates (45) are fixedly installed on the G-tube (44). The plurality of first limiting plates (45) are connected in a cross shape. The first limiting plates (45) are used to support the first twill (1), the handkerchief (2), and the second twill (3).

2. The handmade kit for the clamp-resist dyeing and carving technique according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first limiting plate (45) is movably mounted with a first locking assembly (47) around its perimeter. Multiple first locking assemblies (47) are used to apply an inward pressing force to the second PVC strip (3). The limiting assembly (46) includes a mounting block (463). Multiple second limiting plates (461) are fixedly mounted around the mounting block (463). A second locking assembly (462) is movably mounted on one end of the multiple second limiting plates (461) away from the mounting block (463).

3. The handmade kit for the clamp-resist dyeing and carving technique according to claim 2, characterized in that: The second locking assembly (462) includes a threaded shaft (4622) threadedly connected to the second limiting plate (461), a disc block (4621) is fixedly mounted at one end of the threaded shaft (4622) away from the mounting block (463), and an adhesive block (4623) is fixedly mounted at the other end of the threaded shaft (4622) away from the disc block (4621), the adhesive block (4623) being used to adhere to the first twill plate (1).

4. The handmade kit for the clamp-resistance carving technique according to claim 3, characterized in that: The mounting block (463) has a detachable lower plate (464) at its bottom and a plate groove (465) at the center of its top. The rotating assembly (41) includes a plate body (413) movably mounted in the plate groove (465). A useful lead screw (412) is fixedly mounted on the plate body (413). A protrusion (411) is detachably mounted on one end of the lead screw (412) away from the plate body (413). The protrusion (411) is used to facilitate the user to rotate the lead screw (412).

5. The handmade kit for the clamp-resistance carving technique according to claim 2, characterized in that: Both the first limiting plate (45) and the second limiting plate (461) are L-shaped.

6. The handmade kit for the clamp-resistance carving technique according to claim 1, characterized in that: A handguard (43) is fixedly installed at the end of the G-tube (44) away from the rotating component (41), and the handguard (43) is used to facilitate the user to take the clamp-resist carving craft kit.

7. The handmade kit for the clamp-resist dyeing and carving technique according to claim 1, characterized in that: The plate (11) has multiple water passage holes (12) for dye flow.

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