Self-leveling Detachable Base

Abstract

A mechanical utility invention that creates a self-leveling detachable base that when attached to the member beam of the parent application U.S. Ser. No. 15,703,993, creates utility in its substantially different shape, mobility, multi-functional capabilities, and sustainability from its conventional counter part. It can be utilized as a means for independent balance, manipulate angular degrees, attaching to a sub-surface, and attaching to additional member beams. Additionally, it can be used with the expandable sustainable platform from the parent application. Additional utilities include, but not limited to: creating an arch way, creating a plumb and post without the use of digging and concrete, creating a means for a work to attach a beam without the need to for additional workers to stabilize during attachment. Thereafter, it can be used lend to a member beam the ability to install and uninstall and used again for like or different utilities, making the base and the beam largely sustainable.

1 . A self-leveling detachable base for attaching to a member beam to achieve independent balance, leveling, positioning at various angular degrees, attachment to a sub-surface, and attaching plural member beams together, wherein comprising:
 a base, wherein a threaded rod from said base, threads through a mount point attaching to a member beam, thereafter the rod receives a perforated ball-nut attaching the beam to the self-leveling detachable base;   wherein said base having a rotation mechanism comprising;   said perforated ball-nut;   and said mounting point;   wherein a means for stabilizing the angle created by rotating a member beam on the perforated ball-nut comprising:   a detachable accessory stake; inserted at one end into threaded holes located on the base and at the opposite end inserted into the perforated ball-nut;
 the base capable of being used singularly or as a plurality connecting said base together with additional self-leveling detachable bases, comprising; 
 threaded holes located on the base, wherein threaded rods connect at one end to said threaded holes of one base, and connect at the opposite to said threaded holes of a second base;
 said base further including: accessory stakes utilized for attaching to a sub-surface by inserting said stakes through the threaded holes located on the base and subsequently through a sub-surface 
 said base further capable of being used on the bottom, side or top of a member beam to create apex angles and arches from its' inverted vertex.