WO2025070949A1 - Top - Google Patents

Abstract

A top is disclosed. The top, according to the present invention, which can be used as both a spinning top and a spinner, may comprise a battle ring, a battle ring support part, a spinner part and a bottom part, wherein the bottom part has a locking part provided to be movable, and thus, when engaged with at least a portion of the battle ring support part as the locking part moves in a predetermined direction, rotates together with the battle ring support part.

Description

top

The present invention relates to a top, and more specifically, to a top that can be used as a top or a spinner.

Typically, a top is made of wood shaped like a cone, with a metal ball or pin attached to the bottom, or a screw with a hemispherical head.

These tops require a lot of effort in processing the wood and inserting the balls, and have the disadvantage of easily cracking or breaking when subjected to external impact, so synthetic resin tops made by injection molding plastic synthetic resin are widely used.

In recent years, tops that allow two or more users to spin each other's tops in the same space (e.g. a spinning top stadium) and make them collide with each other while moving, thus stopping the opponent's top first or causing its parts to break apart have become widely used.

In addition, as TV animations featuring spinning tops have become wildly popular, they are gaining popularity among many children.

However, tops have the problem that children easily lose interest because they are monotonous and cannot be used for any other purpose other than spinning the top itself.

To solve these problems, the present invention aims to provide a top that can be used as a top or a spinner.

In order to achieve the above object, one embodiment of the present invention is a top, comprising: a battling; a battling support part connected to the battling and rotating; a spinner part having an upper grip part and a lower grip part coupled to a shaft penetrating the battling support part, and configured to rotate the battling support part around the shaft; and a bottom part installed at the lower portion of the spinner part; wherein the bottom part has a locking part movably installed such that when the locking part moves in a certain direction and engages with at least a portion of the battling support part, it rotates together with the battling support part.

In addition, the bottom part according to the above embodiment is characterized by including: a bottom part body; a locking part installed so as to be movable in the radial direction of the bottom part body; a rotational shaft that contacts the ground to rotate, is coupled with at least a part of the locking part, is installed so as to be movable in the up/down direction, and allows the locking part to move radially inward or outward depending on the position of the up/down movement; and a spring that provides elasticity so that the rotational shaft maintains a certain position.

In addition, the bottom part according to the above embodiment is characterized by including: a bottom part body; a locking part that moves radially outwardly of the bottom part body through centrifugal force generated in the bottom part body when the bottom part body rotates through rotational frictional force with the battling support part; and a rotating shaft that rotates by being coupled with at least a part of the locking part that has moved radially outwardly.

In addition, the bottom part according to the above embodiment is characterized by further including a locking spring that provides elasticity so that the locking part maintains a certain position.

In addition, the rotation shaft according to the above embodiment is characterized by further including a spring that is installed so as to be movable in the up/down direction and provides elasticity so that the rotation shaft maintains a certain position.

In addition, the rotation axis according to the above embodiment is characterized by forming a plurality of engaging portions that engage with the locking portion along the upper circumference.

In addition, the bottom part according to the above embodiment is characterized in that it is detachably connected to the lower grip part of the spinner part.

In addition, the bottom part according to the above embodiment is characterized by including: a bottom part body having a rotational axis formed on a lower surface; a bottom part body 1 having a flange formed on an upper portion of the bottom part body and engaging with a lower grip part; a locking part that moves radially outwardly of the bottom part body through centrifugal force generated by rotation of the bottom part body and the bottom part body 1 through rotational frictional force with respect to the battling support part; and a locking part spring that provides elasticity so that the locking part maintains a certain position.

In addition, the bottom part according to the above embodiment is characterized by including: a bottom part body having a rotational axis formed on a lower surface; a bottom part body 1 having a plurality of engagement protrusions formed on an upper portion of the bottom part body and engaging with a portion of the lower grip part; a locking part that moves radially outwardly of the bottom part body through centrifugal force generated by rotation of the bottom part body and the bottom part body 1 through rotational frictional force with the battling support part; and a locking part spring that provides elasticity so that the locking part maintains a certain position.

In addition, the battling support according to the above embodiment further includes a coupler projection formed on the inside, and the locking portion is characterized in that it moves radially outward to couple with the coupler projection so as to increase the rotational force transmitted to the rotational shaft.

The present invention has the advantage that it can be used as a top or a spinner.

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to one embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Figure 1.

Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the bottom configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 1.

Fig. 4 is a perspective view illustrating the operation process of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 1.

Fig. 5 is another perspective view illustrating the operation process of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 1.

Figure 6 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 6.

Fig. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing the bottom configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 6.

Fig. 9 is a perspective view illustrating the operation process of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 6.

Fig. 10 is another perspective view illustrating the operation process of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 6.

Figure 11 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 12 is a front view showing a part of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 11 in isolation.

Fig. 13 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 11.

Fig. 14 is a perspective view illustrating a process of combining a battling support part and a bottom part of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 11.

Fig. 15 is a partially exploded perspective view illustrating the bottom configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 11.

Fig. 16 is a perspective view illustrating the process of operating the bottom part of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 11.

Figure 17 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 18 is a front view showing a part of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 17 in isolation.

Fig. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 17.

Fig. 20 is a perspective view illustrating the process of combining the battling support part and the bottom part of the top according to the embodiment of Fig. 17.

Fig. 21 is a partially exploded perspective view illustrating the bottom configuration of a top according to the embodiment of Fig. 17.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to preferred embodiments of the present invention and the accompanying drawings, on the premise that like reference numerals in the drawings indicate like components.

Before explaining the specific details for implementing the present invention, it should be noted that components that are not directly related to the technical gist of the present invention have been omitted to the extent that they do not distract from the technical gist of the present invention.

In addition, terms or words used in this specification and claims should be interpreted as meanings and concepts that conform to the technical idea of the invention, based on the principle that the inventor can define the concept of an appropriate term to best describe his or her invention.

The expression in this specification that a part "includes" a certain component does not exclude other components, but rather means that it may include other components.

Additionally, terms such as "‥part", "‥device", and "‥module" refer to a unit that processes at least one function or operation, and this can be classified as hardware, software, or a combination of the two.

Additionally, the term "at least one" is defined as a term including both singular and plural, and it will be apparent that even if the term "at least one" is not present, each component can exist in the singular or plural, and can mean the singular or plural.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of a spinning top according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.

(First embodiment)

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the bottom of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 1, FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the operation process of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 1, and FIG. 5 is another perspective view showing the operation process of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 1.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 5, a spinning top (100) according to an embodiment of the present invention may be configured to include a batting (110), a batting support (120), a spinner portion (130), and a bottom portion (140) so that it can be used as a spinning top or as a spinner.

The battling (110) is a ring-shaped member, and a through hole (111) in which a battling support member (120) and a spitter member (130) are installed is formed, and one or more joining grooves (112) may be formed along the inner surface perimeter of the through hole (111) to be joined with the battling support member (120).

In addition, the battling (110) forms a partial appearance of the top (100), can collide with other tops through rotation, can be made of a metal material, and an arbitrary pattern can be formed on the upper surface to impart aesthetic beauty to the top (100).

The battling support member (120) is a cylindrical member that is connected to the battling (110) and rotates. A through hole (121) is formed so that a spinner member (130) can be installed, and one or more joining parts (122) that engage with joining grooves (112) formed in the battling (110) along the perimeter of the outer surface can be formed.

Additionally, the battling support member (120) may have one or more catches (123) formed along the outer surface perimeter of the lower portion to engage with a portion of the bottom member (140).

Additionally, a bearing (not shown) may be additionally configured so that the battling support member (120) can rotate around the spinner member (130).

The spinner part (130) has an upper grip part (131) and a lower grip part (131a) that are coupled to the upper and lower parts of a shaft (132) that penetrates the battling support part (120), and can be configured so that the battling support part (120) rotates around the shaft (132).

In addition, the spinner part (130) may be installed by penetrating the battling support part (120) by having an insertion part (133) installed at the end of the shaft (132) connected to the upper grip part (131), and a boss (132a) may be installed at the lower grip part (131a), and an insertion part (133a) may be installed at the top of the boss (132a) so that the insertion part (133) may be coupled.

Additionally, guide parts (134a) may be installed on both sides of the lower grip part (131a) to guide a part of the bottom part (140) to move.

Through this, the spinner part (130) installed through the battling support part (120) is configured so that the battling support part (120) can rotate, and as the battling support part (120) rotates, the battling (110) can also rotate.

In addition, the spinner part (130) can be configured to reflect the pattern formed in the battling (110), and the spinner cover (135) can be configured to be combined with the upper grip part (131) so that the overall appearance of the top (100) can be maintained the same.

To this end, the upper grip portion (131) may form fastening grooves (134) on both sides, and a fastening portion (136) may be formed on the inner surface of the spinner cover (135) to be combined with the fastening grooves (134).

The bottom part (140) is installed at the lower part of the spinner part (130) and is configured to rotate together with the battling support part (120) when engaged with at least a part of the battling support part (120) through a movably installed locking part (143). The bottom part may be configured to include a bottom part body (141), bottom part body 1 (142), a locking part (143), a rotation shaft (144), and a spring (145).

The bottom body (141) may have a storage space formed inside, and guide grooves (141a) may be formed on both sides to allow the locking portion (143) to move radially inward.

The bottom body 1 (142) may have a through hole (142a) installed in the center through which at least a portion of a rotation shaft (144) passes, and a guide groove (142b) formed to guide the locking part (143) to move.

The locking member (143) may be formed of a pair of members, with a flange (143a) protruding upwardly installed on one side and an inclined groove (143b) installed on the other side.

In addition, the locking part (143) is installed so as to be movable in the radial direction of the bottom body (141, 142), and when the locking part (143) moves radially outward, the flange (143a) collides with the catch (123) of the rotating batting support part (120), thereby allowing the bottom part (140) to rotate together with the batting support part (120).

The rotation axis (144) is configured to be in contact with the ground and form a center of rotation, and can be configured to move in the up/down direction. On one side, a rotation axis protrusion (144a) that extends to a certain length and makes contact with the ground can be installed.

In addition, on both sides of the rotation shaft (144), an inclined projection (144b) that is combined with an inclined groove (143b) of the locking part (143) can be installed, so that the locking part (143) moves radially inward or outward through the inclined groove (143b) and the inclined projection (144b) depending on the position of movement in the up/down direction.

That is, when a user operates the top (100) as a spinner, by applying pressure to the rotation axis (144) and moving it upward, the locking part (143) moves radially inward according to the movement of the rotation axis (144), and accordingly, the locking part (143) moves to a position where it does not collide with the catch (123) of the batting support part (120), allowing the batting (110) to perform free rotation and function as a spinner.

In addition, when operating as a top (100), when the pressure of the rotation shaft (144) is released, the rotation shaft (144) moves downward and the locking part (143) moves radially outward.

Accordingly, the locking part (143) moves to a position where it collides with the catch (123) of the battling support part (120), thereby engaging with the battling (110) and the battling support part (120), thereby causing the bottom part (140) to rotate together, thereby enabling it to function as a top.

The spring (145) provides elasticity to keep the rotation axis (144) in a state where it moves downward to a certain position, for example, to function as a top.

(Second embodiment)

First, repetitive descriptions of the same components as in the first embodiment are omitted, and the same drawing symbols are used for the same components.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 6, FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a bottom part of a spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 6, FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the operation process of a spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 6, and FIG. 10 is another perspective view showing the operation process of a spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 6.

Referring to FIGS. 6 and 7, a spinning top (100') according to the second embodiment can be configured to include a batting (110), a batting support (120), a spinner part (130'), and a bottom part (140') so that it can be used as a spinning top or as a spinner.

The spinner part (130') is provided with an upper grip part (131') and a lower grip part (131'a) that are coupled to the upper and lower parts of a shaft (132') that penetrates the battling support part (120), and can be configured so that the battling support part (120) rotates around the shaft (132').

In addition, the spinner part (130') may be installed by penetrating the battling support part (120) with an insertion part (133') installed at the end of the shaft (132') connected to the upper grip part (131'), and the lower grip part (131'a) may have a boss (132'a) installed on the upper surface, and an insertion part (133'a) may be installed on the upper end of the boss (132'a) so that the insertion part (133') is coupled.

Additionally, guide parts (134'a) may be installed on both sides of the lower grip part (131'a) to guide a part of the bottom part (140') to move.

Additionally, a joining part (134'b) for joining with the bottom part (140') may be formed on the lower surface of the lower part (131'a).

Through this, the spinner part (130') installed through the battling support part (120) is configured so that the battling support part (120) can rotate, and as the battling support part (120) rotates, the battling (110) can also rotate.

In addition, the spinner part (130') can be configured to reflect the pattern formed in the battling (110), and the spinner cover (135) can be configured to be combined with the upper grip part (131') so that the overall appearance of the top (100) can be maintained the same.

To this end, the upper grip portion (131') may have fastening grooves (134') formed on both sides, and a fastening portion (136) may be formed on the inner surface of the spinner cover (135) to be combined with the fastening grooves (134').

The bottom part (140') is installed integrally at the lower part of the spinner part (130') and is configured to rotate together with the battling support part (120) when engaged with at least a part of the battling support part (120) through a movably installed locking part (143'). The bottom part may be configured to include a bottom part body (141'), a locking part (143'), a rotation shaft (144'), and a spring (145).

The bottom body (141') may have a storage space formed inside, a through hole (141'a) through which at least a portion of a rotation shaft (144') passes through may be installed in the center, and a guide groove (141'b) may be formed to guide the locking part (143') to move.

The locking member (143') may be formed of a pair of members, and may be configured to move radially outwardly of the bottom body (141') through centrifugal force generated in the bottom body (141') when the bottom body (141') rotates through rotational friction with the battling support member (120).

To this end, the locking member (143') may have a flange (143'a) formed on one side to engage with the catch (123) of the battling support member (120), a guide groove (143'b) formed in the center to allow the outer surface of the rotation shaft (144') to be seated, and a catch (143') formed on the other side to engage with the outer surface of the rotation shaft (144').

Additionally, a lock spring (143'd) may be installed to provide elastic force to maintain the lock (143') in a certain position, for example, a position moved radially inward.

The rotation axis (144') is configured to be in contact with the ground and form a center of rotation, and can be configured to move in the up/down direction. On one side, a rotation axis protrusion (144'a) that extends to a certain length and makes contact with the ground can be installed.

In addition, the upper part of the rotation shaft (144') may be configured with an insertion part (144'b) that is partially inserted or withdrawn into the lower spinner (131'a) and a plurality of coupling parts (144'c) that are coupled with the catches (143'c) of the locking part (143') along the circumference.

That is, the locking part (143') maintains a state of being gathered radially inward through the elasticity of the spring (143d), and when the user operates the top (100') as a spinner, when the rotation shaft (144') is pressed and moved upward, the connecting part (144'c) of the rotation shaft (144') moves upward, so that the locking part (143') allows the batting (110) to perform free rotation and function as a spinner at a position where it does not collide with the catch (123) of the batting support part (120).

In addition, when operating as a top (100'), when the pressing force of the rotation shaft (144') is released while the battling (110) and the battling support (120) are rotating, the joint (144'c) of the rotation shaft (144') moves downward, and the bottom part (140') rotates due to the rotational frictional force between the rotating battling (110) and the battling support (120) and the bottom part (140'), and when a centrifugal force exceeding the elastic force of the locking spring (143'd) is generated through the rotation, the locking part (143') moves radially outward.

In addition, the catch (143'c) of the locking part (143') engages with the connecting part (144'c) of the rotation shaft (144'), and accordingly, the locking part (143') moves to a position where it collides with the catch (123) of the batting support part (120), and when the locking part (143') collides with the catch (123), the bottom part (140') rotates together with the batting (110) and the batting support part (120), thereby enabling it to function as a top.

The spring (145) provides elasticity to keep the rotation axis (144') in a state where it moves downward to a certain position, for example, to function as a top.

(Example 3)

FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 12 is a front view showing a part of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 11 in isolation, FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 11, FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a process of combining a batting support part and a bottom part of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 11, FIG. 15 is a partially exploded perspective view showing a process of explaining the configuration of the bottom part of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 11, and FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing a process of operating the bottom part of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 11.

As shown in FIGS. 11 to 16, a top (200) according to the third embodiment may be configured to include a batting (210), a batting support (220), a spinner portion (230), and a bottom portion (240) so that it can be used as a top and also as a spinner.

The top (200) according to the third embodiment differs from the top according to the first embodiment in the configuration of the battling support part (220), the spinner part (230), and the bottom part (240).

First, the top (200) according to the third embodiment is composed of a battling (210), a battling support part (220), and a spinner part (230) and can function as a spinner.

In addition, the top (200) according to the third embodiment can function as a top by combining a bottom part (240) configured to be detachable with a spinner part (230).

The batting support member (220) according to the third embodiment is a cylindrical member that is connected to the batting (210) and rotates, and has a through hole (221) formed so that a spinner member (230) can be installed, and one or more connecting parts (222) that engage with the batting (210) can be formed along the perimeter of the outer surface.

In addition, a coupler (223) may be formed on the battling support member (220) to transmit rotational force so that the bottom member (240) rotates by coming into close contact with a part of the bottom member (240) along the outer surface perimeter of the lower part.

The coupler (223) is a ring-shaped member, installed at the bottom of the battling support member (220), and comes into close contact with the locking member (243) that slides and protrudes from the bottom member (240), thereby allowing rotational power to be transmitted to the bottom member (240) through frictional force with the inner surface of the coupler (223).

Additionally, the battling support member (220) may be configured with a bearing (not shown) so that it can rotate around the spinner member (230).

The spinner part (230) is provided with an upper grip part (231) and a lower grip part (231a) that are installed to penetrate the battling support part (220), and can be configured so that the battling support part (220) rotates around the shaft (232).

An insertion part (233) can be installed at the end of a shaft (232) connected to an upper grip part (231) so that the spinner part (230) can be installed by penetrating the battling support part (220).

A boss (232a) may be installed on the upper surface of the lower grip section (231a), and an insertion groove (233a) may be installed on the upper end of the boss (232a) to be combined with the upper grip section (231).

Additionally, a joining part (234a) may be installed at the lower part of the lower grip part (231a) so as to be combined and fixed with a part of the bottom part (240).

Additionally, the lower grip portion (231a) may be formed with one or more stoppers (235a) coupled with the bottom portion (240) along the periphery.

In addition, the spinner part (230) can be configured to reflect the pattern formed in the battling (210), and the spinner cover (235) can be configured to be combined with the upper grip part (231) so that the overall appearance of the top (200) can be maintained the same.

The bottom part (240) can be detachably connected to the lower grip part (231a) of the spinner part (230).

For this purpose, the bottom part (240) may be configured to include a bottom part body (241), a bottom part body 1 (242), a lock part (243), and a lock part spring (244).

The bottom body (241) is configured to have a tapered shape from the top to the bottom, and a rotation axis (241a) can be formed on the lower surface.

The rotation axis (241a) may be configured as a polygonal shape such as a round shape, a star shape, or a triangle shape with an arbitrary curvature formed at the distal end.

In addition, the bottom body (241) may have upper sides partially opened, and a flange (241b) formed to guide a path so that the locking part (243) can slide.

The bottom body 1 (242) is installed on the upper part of the bottom body (241) and supports the locking part (243) to slide.

In addition, the bottom body 1 (242) may have a plurality of flanges (242a) protruding inwardly by a certain length and a catch (242b) formed on the upper side.

The flange (242a) engages with the joint (234a) of the lower grip portion (231a) to secure the spinner portion (230) and the bottom portion (240).

The catch (242b) engages with the stopper (235a) of the lower grip portion (231a) so that the lower grip portion (231a) can be more firmly supported by the bottom body 1 (242).

The locking member (243) may be formed of a pair of members, and when the bottom body (241) and the bottom body 1 (242) rotate through the rotational frictional force of the battling support member (220) and the spinner member (230), the bottom body (241) may be configured to move radially outward through the centrifugal force generated in the bottom body (241) and the bottom body 1 (242).

In addition, when the locking part (243) moves radially outward by centrifugal force, it comes into close contact with the inner surface of the coupler (223) of the battling support part (220), so that the rotational force of the battling support part (220) is transmitted through the bottom body (241) and the bottom body 1 (242).

In addition, the rotational force transmitted through the bottom body (241) and bottom body 1 (242) allows various frictional forces to be formed depending on the shape of the end of the rotation shaft (241a), thereby providing various movements to the top (200).

The locking spring (244) is installed between the flange (241b) of the bottom body (241) and the flange (243a) installed on one side of the locking part (243) to provide elasticity so that the locking part (243) is maintained at a certain position, for example, a position gathered radially inwardly of the bottom body (241).

In addition, the lock spring (244) causes the lock (243) to return to its original position when the centrifugal force disappears after the lock (243) moves radially outward from the bottom body (241) due to centrifugal force.

(Example 4)

FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a spinning top according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 18 is a front view showing a part of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 17 in isolation, FIG. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 17, FIG. 20 is a perspective view showing a process of combining a batting support part and a bottom part of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 17, and FIG. 21 is a partially exploded perspective view showing a configuration of the bottom part of the spinning top according to the embodiment of FIG. 17.

As shown in FIGS. 17 to 21, a spinning top (200') according to the fourth embodiment may be configured to include a batting (210), a batting support part (220'), a spinner part (230'), and a bottom part (240') so that it can be used as a spinning top and also as a spinner.

The top (200') according to the fourth embodiment differs from the top according to the third embodiment in the configuration of the battling support part (220'), the spinner part (230'), and the bottom part (240').

First, the top (200') according to the fourth embodiment is composed of a battling (210), a battling support part (220'), and a spinner part (230') and can function as a spinner.

In addition, the top (200') according to the fourth embodiment can function as a top by combining a bottom part (240') configured to be detachable with a spinner part (230').

The battling support member (220') according to the fourth embodiment is a cylindrical member that is connected to the battling (210) and rotates, and has a through hole (221') formed so that a spinner member (230') can be installed, and one or more connecting parts (222') that engage with the battling (210) can be formed along the perimeter of the outer surface.

In addition, a coupler (223') may be formed along the outer surface of the lower portion of the battling support member (220') to be in close contact with a part of the bottom member (240') and transmit rotational force so that the bottom member (240') rotates.

The coupler (223') is a ring-shaped member, installed at the lower part of the battling support member (220'), and comes into close contact with the locking member (243') that slides and protrudes from the bottom part (240'), thereby allowing rotational power to be transmitted to the bottom part (240') through frictional force with the inner surface of the coupler (223').

Additionally, the coupler (223') may have a coupler protrusion (223'a) formed on the inner surface.

The coupler projection (223'a) engages with the coupler projection (223'a) when the locking portion (243') moves radially outward from the bottom portion (240') by centrifugal force.

Through the coupling of the coupler projection (223'a) and the locking portion (243'), the rotational force of the battling support portion (220') is directly transmitted to the bottom portion (240'), thereby further increasing the rotational force of the rotational shaft (241'a).

Additionally, the battling support member (220') may be configured with a bearing (not shown) so that it can rotate around the spinner member (230').

The spinner part (230') is provided with an upper grip part (231') and a lower grip part (231'a) that are installed to penetrate the battling support part (220'), and can be configured so that the battling support part (220') rotates around the shaft (232').

A shaft (232') connected to the upper grip part (231') can be installed so that the spinner part (230') can be installed by penetrating the battling support part (220').

A boss (232'a) that is coupled to the upper grip part (231') can be installed on the upper surface of the lower grip part (231'a).

In addition, a support slope (231'b) formed with an inclined surface can be installed so that it can be positioned along the lower circumference of the lower support portion (231'a) by force-fitting with a portion of the bottom portion (240').

In addition, the spinner part (230') can be configured to reflect the pattern formed in the battling (210), and the spinner cover (235) can be configured to be combined with the upper grip part (231') so that the overall appearance of the top (200') can be maintained the same.

The bottom part (240') can be detachably connected to the lower grip part (231'a) of the spinner part (230').

For this purpose, the bottom part (240') may be configured to include a bottom part body (241'), a bottom part body 1 (242'), a lock part (243'), and a lock part spring (244).

The bottom body (241') is configured to have a tapered shape from the top to the bottom, and a rotation axis (241'a) can be formed on the lower surface.

The rotation axis (241'a) may be configured as a polygonal shape such as a round shape, a star shape, or a triangle shape with an arbitrary curvature formed at the distal end.

Additionally, the bottom body (241') can be formed with both upper sides partially open.

The bottom body 1 (242') is installed on the upper part of the bottom body (241') and supports the locking part (243') to slide.

In addition, the bottom body 1 (242') may be formed with a spacer (242'a) on the upper portion and a plurality of fitting projections (242'b) that protrude a certain length inwardly on both sides centered on the spacer (242'a).

The fitting projection (242'b) is forcibly fitted into the support slope (231'b) of the lower grip portion (231'a) to fix the spinner portion (230') and the bottom portion (240').

The locking member (243') may be formed of a pair of members, and when the bottom body (241') and the bottom body 1 (242') rotate through the rotational frictional force of the battling support member (220') and the spinner member (230'), the bottom body (241') may be configured to move radially outward by utilizing the centrifugal force generated in the bottom body (241') and the bottom body 1 (242') through the rotation.

In addition, when the locking part (243') moves radially outward by centrifugal force, it comes into close contact with the inner surface of the coupler (223') of the battling support part (220'), thereby transmitting the rotational force of the battling support part (220') through the bottom body (241') and bottom body 1 (242').

In addition, when the locking part (243') slides radially outwardly of the bottom body (241') and is coupled with the coupler projection (223'a), the rotational force of the batting support part (220') is directly transmitted to the bottom part (240'), thereby further increasing the rotational force of the rotational shaft (241'a).

In addition, the rotational force transmitted through the bottom part (240') is formed into various frictional forces depending on the shape of the end of the rotational axis (241'a), allowing the top (200') to move in various directions.

The locking spring (244) is installed between the guide portion (241'b) formed on both sides of the bottom body (241') and the flange (243'a) installed on one side of the locking portion (243') to provide elasticity so that the locking portion (243') maintains a position gathered radially inwardly of the bottom body (241').

In addition, the lock spring (244) causes the lock (243') to return to its original position when the centrifugal force disappears after the lock (243') moves radially outward from the bottom body (241') due to centrifugal force.

Therefore, it can be used as a top or a spinner, and the bottom part can be separated and used as needed.

As described above, although the present invention has been described with reference to preferred embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention can be variously modified and changed within the scope and spirit of the present invention as set forth in the claims below.

In addition, the drawing numbers described in the patent claims of the present invention are only described for the sake of clarity and convenience of explanation and are not limited thereto, and in the process of explaining the embodiments, the thickness of lines and the sizes of components depicted in the drawings may be exaggerated for the sake of clarity and convenience of explanation.

In addition, the terms described above are terms defined in consideration of their functions in the present invention, and may vary depending on the intention or custom of the user or operator. Therefore, the interpretation of these terms should be made based on the contents throughout this specification.

In addition, even if not explicitly illustrated or described, it is obvious that a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains can make various modifications including technical ideas of the present invention from the description of the present invention, and this still falls within the scope of the rights of the present invention.

In addition, the above embodiments described with reference to the attached drawings are described for the purpose of explaining the present invention, and the scope of the rights of the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

[Explanation of symbols]

100, 100', 200, 200' : Top

110, 210 : Battle Ring

120, 220, 220': Battle Ring Support

130, 130', 230, 230' : Spinner part

240, 240' : Bottom

Claims (10)

Battle Ring (110, 210); A battling support member (120, 220, 220') that is connected to the above battling (110, 210) and rotates; A spinner part (130, 130', 230, 230') having an upper grip part (131, 131', 231, 231') and a lower grip part (131a, 131'a, 231a, 232'a) coupled to a shaft (132, 132', 232, 232'a) penetrating the battling support part (120, 220, 220'), and configured to rotate the battling support part (120, 220, 220') around the shaft (132, 132', 232, 232'a); and Includes a bottom part (140, 140', 240, 240') installed at the bottom of the spinner part (130, 130', 230, 230'); A spinning top characterized in that the bottom part (140, 140', 240, 240') has a locking part (143, 143', 242, 243') that is movably installed, and the locking part (143, 143', 243, 243') is coupled with at least a part of the batting support part (120, 220, 220') and rotates together with the batting support part (120, 220, 220') when the locking part (143, 143', 243, 243') moves in a certain direction by any pressing force. In paragraph 1, The above bottom part (140) comprises a bottom part body (141, 142); A locking part (143) installed so as to be movable in the radial direction of the bottom body (141, 142); A rotational shaft (144) that contacts the ground and rotates, is coupled with at least a part of the locking part (143), is installed so as to be movable in the up/down direction, and allows the locking part (143) to move radially inward or outward depending on the position of the up/down movement; and A spinning top characterized by including a spring (145) that provides elasticity so that the rotation axis (144) maintains a certain position. In paragraph 1, The above bottom part (140') is a bottom part body (141'); When the bottom body (141') above rotates through the rotational frictional force with the battling support (120), the locking part (143') moves radially outwardly of the bottom body (141') through the centrifugal force generated in the bottom body (141'); and A top characterized by including a rotating shaft (144') that rotates in combination with at least a portion of a locking member (143') that has moved radially outward. In the third paragraph, A spinning top characterized in that the bottom part (140') further includes a locking part spring (143'd) that provides elasticity so that the locking part (143') maintains a certain position. In the third paragraph, A spinning top characterized in that the rotation shaft (144') is installed so as to be able to move up and down, and further includes a spring (145) that provides elasticity so that the rotation shaft (144') maintains a certain position. In the third paragraph, A spinning top characterized in that the above-mentioned rotation axis (144') forms a plurality of connecting parts (144'c) that are connected to the locking part (143') along the upper circumference. In paragraph 1, A spinning top characterized in that the bottom part (240, 240') is detachably connected to the lower grip part (231a, 231'a) of the spinner part (230, 230'). In paragraph 7, The above bottom part (240) is a bottom part body (241) having a rotation axis (241a) formed on the lower surface; Bottom body 1 (242) formed with a flange (242a) that is installed on the upper part of the bottom body (241) and engages with the lower gripping part (231a); A locking part (243) that moves radially outwardly of the bottom body (241) through centrifugal force generated by the rotational frictional force between the bottom body (241) and the bottom body 1 (242) with the battling support part (220); and A spinning top characterized by including a locking spring (244) that provides elasticity so that the locking part (243) maintains a certain position. In paragraph 7, The above bottom part (240') is a bottom part body (241') having a rotation axis (241'a) formed on the lower surface; Bottom body 1 (242') formed with a plurality of engagement projections (242'b) that are installed on the upper portion of the bottom body (241') and engage with a portion of the lower gripping portion (231'a); The bottom body (241') and the bottom body 1 (242') rotate through the rotational frictional force with the battling support member (220'), and the locking member (243') moves radially outwardly of the bottom body (241') through the centrifugal force generated; and A spinning top characterized by including a locking spring (244) that provides elasticity so that the locking part (243') maintains a certain position. In Article 9, The above battling support part (220') further includes a coupler protrusion part (223'a) formed on the inside, A spinning top characterized in that the locking portion (243') moves radially outward to couple with the coupler projection (223'a) so as to increase the rotational force transmitted to the rotational axis (241'a).

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