Abstract: A fishing rod reel seat comprises a cylindrical form of body having a central bore through which a blank rod is to be passed and provided with a reel seat surface by removing a portion of an outer periphery of said body, a fixed hood positioned so as to cover one end of said reel seat surface and including a reel leg receiving recess that is open toward the other end of said reel seat surface, and a substantially cylindrical form of movable hood fitted over the other end of said body such that it is axially movable thereover, with a second reel leg receiving recess located between said movable hood and said reel seat surface and being open toward said fixed hood. A portion of the outer periphery of said body in a circumferential direction is removed to define said reel seat surface, and at least said movable hood is provided in coaxial relation to said body, with a tapered outer surface thereof being of diameter diminishing toward said fixed hood.

Abstract: In a top guide having a bridge, if a length of the bridge is increased and the slant of the bridge is made gentle in order to enhance the entangled fishing line release effect, the weight is increased, and it is necessary to increase the thickness of a plate to compensate for the decreased bend-resistant mechanical strength. An annular frame 7 for retaining a guide ring 5, a support leg piece 9 and bridge pieces 25 are formed integrally with each other by a metal plate, a portion other than an inner circumferential portion of the frame 7 is drawn toward the rear portion to thereby form a cylindrical portion 19 surrounding the guide ring 5, the bridge pieces 25 extend gently obliquely rearwardly from an edge 21 of the cylindrical portion 19 facing rearwardly, rear ends of the bridge pieces 25 are continuous at a position separate rearwardly from a rod insertion pipe 17, and the bridge pieces 25 are bent so that their cross-sections perpendicular to a longitudinal direction form L-shapes.

Abstract: A frame for a line guide ring in which an operation of a fishing line is not prevented while a drawing work is performed to a holding frame is provided. The frame comprises a ring shaped holding frame for holding a guide ring through which a fishing line extends and a front side mounting leg integrally formed in a lower side of the holding frame. The holding frame is formed by a drawing in such a manner that an axial portion extending to an axial direction is formed and that the front side mounting leg extends from a rear end of the axial portion. The front side mounting leg is bent in such a manner that a front end thereof extends to the front side against the holding frame formed by a drawing. The front side mounting leg is bent such that a starting end for bending is set to a side closer to the axial portion than a root end.

Abstract: A line guide for a fishing rod wherein a main frame part of a frame 2 for holding a guide ring 3 is composed of a rear frame 4 slanted upwardly toward a tip end of a fishing rod and a front frame 5 extending from an upper end of the rear frame 4 downwardly toward the tip end making it possible to easily release entanglement of the fishing line around the frame 2 having an oblong guide ring 3 being mounted around a ring mounting hole 9 formed in the rear frame 4 to earn a diameter of the guide ring, a flange 13 extending along an outer circumference of the guide ring 3 being provided, the flange 13 being in contact with a back side circumferential edge portion of the ring mounting hole 9, the remainder of the guide ring 3 being fitted in the ring mounting hole 9 and the removal of the guide ring 3 being firmly prevented.

Abstract: A debarking tooth of a debarking machine comprises a platform secured to an outer surface of a rotary member rotatably arranged in a wood container; a blade tip plate detachably attached to the platform; an arbitrary number of engage projections formed on one of the platform and the blade tip plate in a tapered shape so that a horizontal area of each engage projection becomes gradually smaller toward a distal end; an arbitrary number of engage recesses formed on the other one of the platform and the blade tip plate in a tapered shape so that a horizontal area of each engage recess becomes gradually smaller toward a bottom, the engage recesses being respectively engageable with the engage projections; and a fixing screw member driven toward the platform from the blade tip plate with the engage projections engaged with the engage recesses, thereby securely attaching the blade tip plate to the platform.

Abstract: A debarking machine having a wood-infeeding side for feeding wood to the debarking machine and a wood-outfeeding side for outputting wood from the debarking machine, includes a line of first to n-th rotary members coupled in series, or a plurality of lines thereof coupled in series, from the wood-infeeding side to the wood-outfeeding side, each rotary member having a debarking blade on an outer surface. The first rotary member is inclined downwardly in a direction toward the wood-outfeeding side from the wood-infeeding side, and the second to n-th rotary members are arranged either horizontally or inclined downwardly in the direction toward the wood-outfeeding side from the wood-infeeding side. An inclined angle of the first rotary member located at an end of the wood-infeeding side is set greater than an inclined angle of the n-th rotary member located at an end of the wood-outfeeding side.

Abstract: A reel seat structure in which a lining piece is internally mounted in a fishing reel seat hood. In an assembling step for mounting the assembly to the seat, there is no removal of the lining piece. In addition, the assembling work is easily carried out. Front and back engaging portions of the lining piece are rendered to be laid on an upper surface of the corresponding engaging portion of the hood and is further engaged with the inside of the hood thereby prevent the removal of the lining piece. The back engaging portion is inserted at one position of the top portion of the hood to thereby facilitate the assembling work.

Abstract: Reel seats detachably securing a fishing reel A to fishing rods without injuring a leg B of the fishing reel A and a hood portion of the reel seats, a movable hood integrally made with the hood portion and a nut portion being engaged with an external thread on a reel seat body, and a fastening metal link which serves to fasten the leg B of the fishing reel A to the reel seat body being rotatably disposed with respect to and within the hood portion.