Rod winding apparatus

Abstract

An improved rod winding apparatus includes a rack consisting of two opposing round bars, a chuck dock coupled on one end of the rack, adjustment docks and bracing docks mounted on the rack and a winding dock coupled on one round bar of the rack. The chuck dock has a first seat with first coupling rings that have respectively a first bore formed thereon. The adjustment dock has a second seat with second coupling rings that has respectively a second bore formed thereon. The bracing dock has third coupling rings that have respectively a third bore formed thereon. The winding dock has an arched trough to couple on one round bar. The invention allows rods of different lengths to be mounted thereon for winding threads. The adjustment docks, bracing docks and winding dock may be moved to desired locations for adjustment.

1 . An improved rod winding apparatus, comprising: 
 a rack having two opposing round bars;    a chuck dock located on one end of the rack having a first seat which has two first coupling rings extended downwards from two sides thereof;    an adjustment dock mounted on the rack having a second seat on a lower side that has two second coupling rings formed on two sides thereof;    a bracing dock mounted on the rack having two third coupling rings extended upwards from two sides thereof; and    a winding dock located on one side of the rack having an arched trough on the bottom of one side thereof;    wherein the mounting locations of the adjustment dock, the bracing dock and the winding dock are adjustable according to the length of rods.    
   
   
       2 . The improved rod winding apparatus of  claim 1 , wherein the first coupling rings have respectively a first bore to receive the round bars.  
   
   
       3 . The improved rod winding apparatus of  claim 1 , wherein the second coupling rings have respectively a second bore to receive the round bars.  
   
   
       4 . The improved rod winding apparatus of  claim 1 , wherein the third coupling rings have respectively a third bore to receive the round bars.  
   
   
       5 . The improved rod winding apparatus of  claim 1 , wherein the arched trough mates the curvature of the round bar.