FI111820B - Outer sheath - Google Patents

Description

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Outer sheath with belt clip

The invention relates to a belt sheath attached to the outside of the belt by loops and a knife suitable for the sheath.

Known sheaths, usually of leather or plastic, hang from the bottom of the knife and sheath at the belt. In this way, the sheath fastened to the belt allows it to swing back and forth and significantly impedes work and movement (U.S. Patent Nos. 5,388,740, 5,511,703, 5,582,338, 2,818,996). For example, large fishery fillet knives have a heavy heel and do not have pliers to remove fish bones or bones. Large knives are also threatening in appearance.

The knife blade (US 4313230, US 3823421, US 4203167) placed inside the buckle of the belt or at the ends of the belt elements, on the other hand, is small, up to the size of a buckle, and is suitable for only a few cutting operations. There is also a foldable small knife (US 4,848,000) and its casing which is horizontally attached to the belt. Another problem with these multifunctional tools (US 4238862, US 4648145, US 4744272, US 5664274, US 5697114) is the blade. small size and opening it. It is impossible to get a small handle ···. a firm grip and a small, short, non-bendable blade can be used; ··: mainly for stitching and scratching. In addition, the buckle or elements of the •; · ·; the blade at the ends is difficult to disassemble or put in place quickly, even if: V: it is only attached to its case by friction, and requires a great deal of dexterity.

: T: These well-known belt knives do not have anything other than a knife-only blade, such as pliers, combs, snare drums or similar items needed for daily •: · * i functions.

•:: There is also a prior art knife (EP 484 613 (B26 B 29/02)) which '; the wooden sheath is attached horizontally to the outside of the trouser collar or belt. · · ·, With special attachment straps on the outside and a handle that can be used to attach any • · weapon other than a knife. The base of the body facing the body is · · · curved to the body of the wearer and at least the blade is flexible. The sheath disclosed in EP 484613 includes a hinge or a plurality of hinges 111120 2 which are intended to make the rigid sheath conform to the waist of each user, but the hinge connection is not sufficiently rigid because the elasticity of the elastic knife inserted into the sheath tends to straighten the sheath. For this reason, the knife sheath does not conform to the waist, but straightens, twists the belt attached to the garment, and at the same time twists the garment, and the sheath feels uncomfortable and the weapon carried in the sheath cannot be used for many different purposes.

The object of the invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and to provide a sheath and a knife which, by their external properties, do not disturb the knife carrier, but facilitate the use of the knife due to several features of the sheath and knife. In addition, the characteristics of the knife included in the sheath in question, such as the length and shape of the blade and the level of accessory of the tools, can be varied according to the user's needs.

This purpose can be achieved by fastening the curved sheath with loops parallel to the belt. The knife inserted into the sheath is made of flexible metal so it can easily enter the sheath. The knife handle can be used or tools such as pliers etc. can be attached to it.

Specifically, to the outside of the belt according to the invention; · · | the attachable sheath and a suitable knife being characterized by what is shown in the characterizing part of claim 1.

In the following, the sheath of the invention and the knife included therein will be described in detail in the accompanying drawings.

· “: ··: Figure 1 shows the general principles of the sheath and knife of the invention and the ': handle alternative.

. Figure 2 shows the knife, the sheath and its attachment to the belt.

: '": Figure 3 shows the pliers that open which act as a knife handle.

• «·. · · ·. Figure 4 illustrates a foldable snare cord which can be inserted into a sheath according to the invention.

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Figure 5 shows a curved sheath to be fastened to the belt and examples of various curved articles included therein.

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Figure 1A shows a waist curve sheath (1) with a knife handle (3) and a flexible steel blade (2) inserted into the waist curve. The knife is secured to the sheath, Fig. 1C, by means of a knob (4) or similar fastening member thereon, by pushing the knob into the counterpiece of the knife handle so that the handle (3) is exposed with the blade inside the sheath (1). The insertion and removal of the blade from the sheath can be facilitated by constructing a hinged (17) opening (16) on the sheath edge that opens and closes with a spring (15).

In Figure 1B, the outside (6) of the sheath (1) is made of leather, plastic or the like and has a housing (8) made of metal or similar material into which the knife blade is inserted. The sheath (1) is fastened to the belt by means of flexible straps (18) which are wound around the belt and secured to each other from the inside of the belt by means of a sticker (9) or a similar fastening system.

The handle of the knife can also be a pair of pliers, Fig. 1E, or another tool that also works slightly curved. In this case, with the pliers on the sheath, the pliers. remain visible. The gripping handles (13, 14) are held together by a knife. locked ^ 1). One of the pliers handles is fixedly fixed (14) and the other (13) opens by releasing the guard (11) so that the pliers ·: ·: can be used normally. The pliers handles the following: Y: rotatable tools (12), for example a screwdriver, etc.

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Figures 2A, B and C illustrate the function of the housing (8) inside the sheath (1), when people of different waist sizes use the sheath and ': knife according to the invention. apart, allowing the inside wall of the waist (19) to slide past the outside wall ···. in the desired radius of curvature, allowing people of different waist sizes to use a standard size sheath. the flexible blade (2) slides easily into the sheath as it is guided by the wall on the outer side of the sheath, and is placed, Figures 2E and D, in a leather (6) leather cover made of plastic 111820 can then be attached to the belt (5).

In Figures 3A, B, C and D, pliers (19) are provided in place of the handle (3) on the knife blade (2). The knife fitting (20) is provided with shields (11), which alternatively open and close to save space. The pliers are opened by opening the hand guard (11), whereby one handle (13) can be pivoted about the joint (23), and the clamp portion (24) inside the handles is pivoted. By rotating the clamping member still rotated about the joint (25) so that the fixed (14) and movable handle (13) are adjacent to each other, ready-to-use pliers are obtained, Fig. 3D. The handles (13,14) can also be fitted with pivotable tools (12). Both the knife handle and its blade may have other necessary features, such as a ruler.

Instead of a knife, an opening snare with a rod made of pliable material can be inserted into the sheath. 4A, B, C and D, the handle of the snare drum is a knife handle (3) or a tool in place of the handle. For example, the snare rod, shown in Figure 4A, consists of, for example, three parts (26,27,28) which can be straightened and folded into the sheath by means of joints (29,30) which have a special stop mechanism so that the rod does not bend.

·. ·. The passage of the fishing line is controlled by the guides (32) on the rod and reel (31).

. ·· *. The snare reel (31) engages the handle, Figures C and D, with the .... bar (33) outside the sheath. A reel (31) is attached to the shaft (33) for the fishing line, and the reel •: · · i is carried out by turning the opening crank (34). The arm and rod are secured: Y: to one another by means of a connecting member (35), and the same connecting member (35) is also attached to a connecting member (36) outside the housing (T): T:

Figure 5 shows various sheath-fit tools that are curved or; articulated, and suitable for curved or articulated: * * *: sheath. Figure 5A shows scissors which can be power scissors, power shears, pruning shears, garden power shears or clearing shears or other scissors.

. ·. 5B-C illustrate various screwdrivers by way of example. Figure 5D-E shows examples of different types of pliers suitable for the sheath. 5E-F shows an example of a clearing scissors. Figure 5J shows a sheath with multiple joints (37).

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The portions (38, 39) of the caliper arm rotate about a few degrees around the joint (37). This way the sheath can be curved to fit different waist sizes. Figures 5H-K show another embodiment of the clearing scissors shown in Figures 5E-F, in which the handle of the scissors consists of a plurality of articulated arm portions (38, 39) which pivot about a few degrees of articulation (37).

The curved sheath of the knife may be a box for inserting, for example, a knife, first aid kits or other suitable objects, or the box may have, in addition to the knife sheath, a box in which, for example, fishing equipment may be inserted.

In particular, it should be noted that the sheath of the invention may be made of any suitable material or combination thereof. It should also be noted that other accessories, such as a comb, and other tools other than the aforementioned pliers can be attached to the knife handle instead of the knife included in the sheath. Many modifications of the invention are possible within the scope of the inventive idea defined in the following claims.

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Claims (5)

1. Sheath fixed to the outside of a belt, comprising a sheath - a sheath (1) which attaches horizontally and bends according to the waist, - a case (6) inside the sheath, - an edge (2) made of flexible and flexible material, - an octagonal shaft (3), characterized in that the case (6) of the sheath (1) is fixed and rigid to the walls of the anterior part, after which the walls (7,19) of the case (6) are separate so that the wall ( 19) which is against the waist can slide in a desired rounding radius past the wall which is on the outside. 2. Sheath that is fixed to the outside of a belt according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the shaft (3) also functions as something else tool or as part of something else tool. 3. Sheath that is attached to the outside of a belt according to the preceding claims or their combination, characterized in that the edge (2) also functions as something else or as part of something else. 4. Sheath fastened to the outside of a belt according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the edge (2) also functions as a flexible folding fishing gear (26,27,28). 5. A sheath which is attached to the outside of a belt according to the preceding claims or their combination, characterized in that a case has also been affixed to the sheath (1).