JP2006224649A - Holding tool for writing implement and its component - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a holding tool for a writing implement which can make an operation of searching the writing implement nearby, taking it up, and placing it again nearby unnecessary when a writing work and another work are repeatedly performed, and can hold the writing implement by the hand and instantaneously alternately shift the writing work to another work simply, surely and pleasantly. <P>SOLUTION: The holding tool for the writing implement consists of a mounting part mounted on the hand, a holding stand seat part connected to this mounting part, and a freely stretchable holding part provided on this holding stand seat part for holding the writing implement. The holding stand seat part with the holding part is mounted at a position between the side face of a root of the forefinger and a root of the thumb. The writing implement held by the holding part is rotated to a writing posture position in the same direction that the forefinger is bent to the palm side by the forefinger when the writing implement is used. When the writing implement is not used, and the forefinger holding the writing implement is removed, the writing implement receives restoring force rotating in the reverse direction to the preceding rotation from the holding part, and it returns to a waiting posture position along the side face of an elongated forefinger and is held there. The holding tool for the writing implement is constituted by making the writing posture and the waiting posture repeatable. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

The present invention does not require writing instruments to be picked up or placed from the desk whenever necessary, such as reading, reading materials, taking lectures, taking exams, machine operations, calculators, computer keyboard operations and mouse operations. The present invention relates to a writing instrument holder for holding a writing instrument in a hand so that it can repeatedly and instantaneously shift to another work.

Conventionally, when moving to another work that cannot be done while holding the writing instrument during writing work, place the writing tool once and then perform another work, and when writing is necessary, take up the writing instrument placed. I was writing.

The following documents describe various inventions / designs aimed at the same purpose as the present invention, but none of them are popular in society and cannot be obtained. As long as the literature is read, the operation is actually difficult (for example, see Patent Documents 3, 4, and 10), the number of parts is large and complicated (for example, see Patent Documents 2, 11, and 12), and in standby mode. The writing instrument swings and is unstable (see, for example, Patent Documents 1, 6, 7, and 8), and cannot be quickly attached to and detached from the hand or fingers (for example, see Patent Documents 3 and 11). There appear to be various drawbacks. There are no practically satisfactory ones yet, so they may not have become popular. Compared to solving a little time and a little effort, there are many things that feel the mechanism is excessive. It is difficult to disseminate many people with pleasure if it can be used easily, surely, comfortably and inexpensively to solve the troublesome time and effort. Furthermore, as an important aspect other than only one aspect of practical function, for example, the good design of the whole when it is worn on the hand, the atmosphere, the fun and charm of the object itself support and support the original practical function.

When the specification and drawings of Patent Document 1 are viewed, it is described that the connection joint part 4 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is processed and formed into a refraction type, and the material of the attachment parts 2 and 3 is described. It is considered to be the same as the one having sufficient elasticity and flexibility using the cylindrical ring material urethane rubber. When using a writing instrument, this connection joint part 4 must be flexibly deformed to accommodate changes in the direction and position of the writing instrument. This also creates a state in which the writing instrument and the writing instrument oscillate in an unstable manner with respect to the movement of the hand when the writing instrument is not used.

Claim 2 of Patent Document 7 states that “the part 5 for connecting the device for attaching the writing instrument and the instrument attached to the horse-shaped hand is made of a flexible and restoring material such as a metal spring. Therefore, when writing, the tip of the writing tool can be tilted in the direction of the writing surface, and when not writing, it jumps up to the same height as the back of the hand. “In a state where writing is not normally performed, the tip of the writing instrument is fixed so that it is at a height approximately equal to the height of the back of the hand.” As shown in FIG. 1 of Reference 7, the coil spring of the part 5 is attached to the device for attaching the writing instrument of the part 1, but in this configuration, when the writing instrument is not used, the hand sways up and down and left and right every time the hand is moved. When you try to write, you will stop writing before entering the writing posture. When you stop using the writing instrument and return the writing instrument, the amplitude of the shaking by the coil spring remains, and you need to stop the amplitude. It becomes. It is unlikely that it will be possible to smoothly and speedily make a writing posture by tying up the writing instrument with the index finger quickly. If so, another device that is not described in Document 7 is necessary for that purpose. It is difficult to think of the fact that the invention of Document 7 was actually manufactured and confirmed to be effective.

As described in the description (a), (b), and (c) of the example of Patent Document 9, 1. The cylindrical ring (A) is supposed to be fitted to the index finger, 2. Looking at FIG. 3, it is attached to the base of the index finger. Furthermore, it is described in the description that, when used, these steps can be performed only with the thumb when writing or performing another work. However, it is extremely difficult to move from the state shown in FIG. 3 to the writing posture shown in FIG. 2 by operating the writing instrument only with its thumb. 2. The thumb can touch the cylindrical ring (B), but just a little from the ring (B) 4. Pull the tip of the writing instrument with the tip of the thumb and move to the writing posture of FIG. It is very difficult to do it. If it can be done, isn't it necessary to be quite proficient?

When the writing instrument is not in use as shown in FIG. 4 for Patent Document 10, each finger can be moved freely without releasing the writing instrument from the finger. However, when you actually try it, you can operate the keys with each finger, but the index finger and thumb always have tension to support the writing instrument. Not everything can be moved naturally and freely. Also, if you can write normally by lifting the index finger and lowering the tip of the writing instrument down, it is written, but how does it move to the state shown in FIG. It is unknown and it seems to be quite difficult to do it quickly with just the hand you are writing. If it can be done, isn't it necessary to learn a lot?

JP 2003-145994 A JP 2003-136893 A JP 2002-120493 A JP 2000-62385 A JP-A-11-208182 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-123891 JP-A-10-119487 JP-A-10-86587 JP-A-8-11485 Utility Model Registration No. 3070511 Utility Model Registration No. 3014249 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-89400

In the past, when a task different from writing was repeated, it was necessary to repeat the operation of finding and taking a writing instrument near the side and placing it next to it. Although there is a little effort and time for one time, it is difficult to say that the loss of time and effort is small in the frequent repetition of the action for a long time. It was a problem that we wanted to solve when a serious transition was required. In the various inventions and devices described in the above-mentioned documents, the difficulty of operation and the complexity of many parts, the unstable movement of the writing instrument when the writing instrument is not used, the load on the finger, and the attachment and detachment to the hand and finger can be performed quickly. Each had its drawbacks.

In view of the above-described conventional drawbacks, the present invention eliminates the conventional disadvantages with a simple configuration as much as possible, eliminates the need for repeated operations of picking up and placing a writing instrument, and is simple, reliable and inexpensive with a good design. It is intended to provide a writing instrument holder that can be used for the above.

The above and other objects and novel features of the present invention will become more fully apparent when the following description is read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
However, the drawings are for explanation only and do not limit the technical scope of the present invention.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a mounting portion that is detachably mounted on a user's hand, a holding pedestal portion connected to the mounting portion, and a retractable reciprocating mechanism that holds a writing instrument provided on the holding pedestal portion. The holding pedestal portion having the holding portion is attached to the position from the base side surface of the index finger to the base of the thumb by the mounting portion, and the writing instrument attached to the holding portion is extended. Positioned along the side of the index finger.When using a writing instrument, the writing instrument is rotated around the holding section in the same direction as the index finger bends to the palm side by the operation of the index finger. When the finger is removed, the writing instrument receives a restoring force that rotates in the opposite direction to the rotation from the holding part, the writing instrument returns to its original position, and is held on standby along the extended index finger side, It constitutes a writing instrument holders by a repeatable and standby state with.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention can deal with the mounting part to be mounted on the hand by freely adjusting the difference in the size of each user's hand and the tightness of the mounting part on the hand. Thus, in addition to the structure described above, the writing instrument holder is composed of parts for adjusting the length of the mounting portion.

The position of the part for adjusting the length of the mounting part of the present invention is an arbitrary position of the mounting part, and further, when the function of adjusting the length of the mounting part is provided as an integral part on the holding base part, The holding pedestal configured as described constitutes a writing instrument holder as a holding pedestal with a mounting portion length adjusting function.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is configured as described above. However, with respect to a configuration in which the holding pedestal portion in which the holding portion is provided directly from the mounting portion is omitted, the writing instrument attached to the holding portion is used. Although the friction with the skin around the holding part due to repeated rotation is unavoidable, the main target movement is achieved. However, in order to achieve a more comfortable operation, it is possible to provide a holding pedestal portion, and to perform a rotating operation without friction with the skin around the holding portion. It is the composition.

As is clear from the above description, the present invention has the following effects.

(1) A mounting portion that is detachably attached to the hand, a holding pedestal portion connected to the mounting portion, and a retractable holding portion that reciprocally reciprocally holds the writing instrument provided on the holding pedestal portion. The holding pedestal portion having the holding portion is attached to the position from the base side of the index finger to the base of the thumb by the mounting portion, and the writing instrument held by the holding portion is positioned along the extended index finger side surface. When the writing instrument is used, the writing instrument is rotated around the holding portion to the writing posture position in the same direction as the index finger bends to the palm side by the operation of the index finger on the writing instrument. When the writing instrument is not used, if the index fingertip that supports the writing instrument in the writing posture is bent in such a way as to trigger the palm side, the index finger will be released from the writing instrument, and the restoring force that the writing instrument rotates in the direction opposite to the rotation The writing instrument jumps up instantly, returns to its original position, stops tightly without shaking, is held on the side of the extended index finger, and is configured to be able to repeat the writing posture and the standby posture. ing. With this configuration, the writing instrument can always be held around the index finger. Therefore, the operation of picking up and placing the writing instrument from the desk each time writing is not required, and the alternate transition between the writing work and another work can be instantaneously and quickly repeated.

(2) According to the above (1), it is possible to arrange the change movement operation when the writing instrument is used and when it is not used according to the structure of the present invention and the operation of the writing tool into a stable and reliable reciprocating rotational movement. There is no uncertain and unstable element that hangs around, and a stable and reliable movement of the writing instrument can be obtained.

(3) According to the above (1), in the positional relationship between the human hand holding the writing instrument and the writing instrument in a normal writing posture, the center point of the reciprocating rotational motion which is the holding part of the present invention at the part where the upper part of the writing instrument contacts the hand Since it is provided, it can naturally take a natural writing posture.

(4) According to the above (1), the writing instrument holder according to the present invention can be attached to the hand with a belt-like stretchable attachment part having a required width so that the holding pedestal part can be moved from the base side of the index finger to the thumb. Attach it up to the base and turn the mounting part from the back of your hand to the palm of your hand, so there is no burden on the 5 fingers of your hand when you put it on and all 5 fingers are natural. Can move freely.

(5) According to the above (1), since the writing instrument holder of the present invention is attached to the hand, the writing instrument is dropped even if power is lost from the hand, for example, forgetting to wear it or snoozing Even if you move your hand very hard, you can use the writing instrument without worrying about detachment.

(6) According to the above (1), the structure constituting the holding portion of the present invention is a solution means in which the functional solution required there is very simply and beautifully arranged differently from the above-mentioned other conventional inventions and devices. Since the number of parts is reduced and the number of parts is reduced, the holding pedestal is formed by processing cardboard-like materials, and the assembly of the structure and materials is extremely simple, so there is no need for initial mold molding, etc. Can be manufactured and provided at low cost and can be easily implemented.

(7) According to the above (1), if the holding pedestal portion can secure a necessary size for the mounting portion and the holding portion, it can have a free outer shape. Rather, for example, eggs, hexagons and rectangles, flowers and stars, jewels, animals, vehicles, buildings, free irregular shapes such as clouds, etc., depending on various factors such as the user's generation, hobby, region, etc. Various external designs and free graphic designs on the surface can be adopted.

(8) According to the above (1), by using an elastic band member for the mounting part or by providing a part for adjusting the length of the mounting part, it is possible to cope with the difference in the size of each hand. Anyone can use it easily, comfortably and comfortably.

(9) According to the above (1), since it is attached to the hand by the attachment part, the holding part position, which is the central part of the reciprocating rotational movement of the writing instrument, can be easily shifted a little, thereby adjusting the ease of use. So anyone can use it easily, comfortably and comfortably.

(10) According to the above (1), the attachment / detachment to the hand is a simple attachment method in which the attachment part is turned from the back of the hand to the palm. It can be quickly installed and removed easily.

(11) When assembling the band member of the mounting portion and the holding pedestal portion according to (1) above, or when forming the holding portion holding the writing instrument provided on the holding pedestal portion with the band member. For holding at least one of the three, or holding the one end of the band member for the purpose of forming a portion for adjusting the length of the mounting portion on the holding base. Not only one method of assembling by inserting through the hole provided in the pedestal part, but also about the hole through which the band member is to be inserted, or a plurality of holes and holes in the cut portion connecting between the holes By inserting a middle portion that is not one end of the band member into a portion formed as a single hole or into a notch portion connected to the hole from the outer periphery of the holding base portion, The band member of the mounting portion is formed in a ring shape by including the holding pedestal portion that can form an assembled state similar to a state in which one end portion of the band member is assembled through the hole of the holding pedestal portion. Even after this, the band member of the mounting portion and the holding pedestal portion, the holding portion, or the portion for adjusting the length of the mounting portion can be assembled.

(12) According to the above (1), the problem is solved by means of a solution that is not easily affected by gravity, rather than placing or taking up writing instruments on the desk depending on gravity. Suitable for writing work in a zero-gravity environment, it can be used as it is on the ground.

(13) Since the holding pedestal is omitted in claim 10, the above (1) to (6), (8) to (8) except for the effects of the holding pedestal of (7) and (11). Effects similar to 10) and (12) can be obtained.

(14) In the case of Claims 1 to 8 and the writing instrument holder using the component of Claim 9, the same effects as in the above (1) to (12) can be obtained.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the best mode for carrying out the invention shown in the drawings.

In the figure, the holding pedestal part is 1, the mounting part 2, the holding part 2a which is a part for inserting and holding the writing instrument, the mounting part member provided in the holding pedestal part 1 or the fitting hole through which the holding part member passes 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, writing instrument 4, and hand 5 are shown as suture thread 8, and the writing instrument holder of the present invention is shown as 101.

1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 in the first best mode for carrying out the present invention. The writing tool holder 101 includes a holding base part 1 having a holding part 2a for inserting and holding the writing tool 4 at a position from the base side of the index finger of the hand 5 to the base of the thumb. It is configured to be used in the position where it is turned.

The holding pedestal portion 1 can have various outer shapes. For example, there are circles, ellipses, egg shapes, hexagons and rectangles, flower shapes and stars, vehicles, animals, faces, etc., and free irregular shapes such as clouds. The best example is the circle shown in FIG. To do. It is formed into a disk having a diameter of about 30 mm with a cardboard-like flexible synthetic resin material such as polypropylene and polyethylene, or a cardboard with a thickness of about 1 mm. The mounting portion 2 is formed of a band-like stretchable band member (rubber string) having a required width of about 9 mm to 20 mm. The disk of the holding pedestal portion 1 is provided with four elongated holes through which the mounting portion 2 is fitted. In order from the outer holes of the four elongated holes provided, one end of the mounting portion 2 is inserted into the hole 1a from the surface side where the writing instrument 4 contacts. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 7, passing through the mounting portion 2 through four holes in order from the front to the hole 1a, from the back side to the hole 1b, from the front side to the hole 1c, from the back side to the hole 1d. As shown in Fig. 2, a holding portion 2a for attaching a writing instrument is formed in an arch shape between the hole 1b and the hole 1c. The length of the mounting portion 2 is adjusted to a length that can be tightened by turning the palm from the back of the user's hand, and both ends are overlapped and stitched to form the ring-shaped mounting portion 2.

The holding portion 2a as the best example is inserted and held by the writing instrument 4. The two parallel holes 1b and 1c for forming the holding part 2a on the inner side among the four elongated holes provided in the holding base part 1 are index finger side surfaces in which the direction of the writing instrument 4 after writing is extended in the standby posture. The direction of the holding portion 2a is set at an angular position that returns slightly more than the position at which it is desired to be restored. Since the weak restoring force below a certain level does not act due to the weight of the writing instrument 4 and the friction with the holding pedestal portion, the inner side of the two parallel holes 1a and 1d on the outer side can be referred to in FIG. The two parallel holes 1b, 1c are increased by about 20 degrees in the clockwise direction and provided with an angle in the direction in which the writing instrument is about to return, so that the writing instrument 4 returns to the required position along the side of the index finger that has just been extended. It will be. However, depending on the type of the writing instrument 4 and the width of the holding portion 2a member, the holding portion can be adjusted by narrowing the distance between the two parallel holes 1b and 1c for the holding portion 2a to about 4 mm. It is also possible to eliminate the need for setting the angular position increased by approximately 20 degrees of 2a. In this case, the holes 1b and 1c can be made parallel to the same direction as the holes 1a and 1d, and there is no difference for the left hand for the right hand, and a writing instrument holder can be used for both left and right.

For the mounting portion 2, for example, a material such as a band member (rubber string) having an appropriate stretchable width is used. The mounting portion 2 is formed in a strip shape with a required width. By being formed in a band shape, the hand 5 can be tightened with a moderate feeling. Further, since the holding portion 2a, which is a portion for inserting and holding the writing instrument 4, is an elastic band-shaped band member (rubber string), the position and direction of the writing instrument in the standby posture of FIG. 10 can be stabilized. In the writing posture of FIG. 9, an appropriate restoring force is applied to the writing tool 4, and the writing tool 4 can be instantaneously rotated back to the standby posture position simply by removing the index finger.

In the writing instrument holder of the present invention, the restoring force acting on the writing instrument 4 of the holding portion 2a that holds the writing instrument 4 is an important element of the present invention. The three fingers that support the writing instrument 4 during the writing operation, the thumb, the index finger, the middle finger, and the index finger of these three is restraining the restoring force that is always acting on the writing instrument 4 in the writing posture. . When the writing posture is finished, the index finger fingertip is further bent toward the palm side, and the index finger finger tip is detached from the writing instrument 4, and the writing instrument 4 receives the restoring force from the holding portion 2a and instantly jumps to the standby posture position. Return and stop right without shaking. There, you can quickly move to another task.

FIGS. 48 to 52 show the mechanism of reciprocal rotation and generation of restoring force of the holding portion 2a formed of a stretchable belt-like band member (rubber string) at the standby posture and at the writing posture. 48 and 51 show the holding unit 2a in the standby posture. At this time, no restoring force is generated in the holding portion 2a, and the writing instrument 4 is securely clamped to the standby posture position. FIG. 49 shows the twisted holding portion 2a in a state where the writing instrument 4 is rotated by the index finger near the writing posture position. 50 and 52 show the state of the holding portion 2a when the writing instrument 4 is further rotated from the writing posture and the index fingertip is detached from the writing instrument 4. FIG. The arrow from B1 to B2 and the arrow from E1 to E2 shown in FIGS. 51 and 52 indicate that the writing instrument 4 is rotated by the operation of the index finger and B1 and E1 of the holding portion 2a are moved to B2 and E2, respectively. Show. Accordingly, the A-B1-C portion of the holding portion 2a is stretched to A-B2-C, the D-E1-F portions are each stretched to D-E2-F, and each stretched portion is stretched to each stretched portion. A force to be contracted is generated, and the collected force becomes a restoring force of the holding portion 2a, and a restoring force is generated by an arrow in a direction opposite to the arrow from B1 to B2 and the arrow from E1 to E2, and the holding portion 2a is generated. It acts on the writing instrument 4 attached to.

Next, a method for using the writing instrument holder of the present invention will be described. First, the writing instrument 4 is inserted into the holding portion 2a by about 10 cm from the tip. Since the holding pedestal portion 1 has a symmetrical shape, it may be inserted from either direction in the case of FIGS. (However, in the case of FIG. 38 to FIG. 47 where the holding portion 2a is located not on the center of the holding pedestal portion 1 but on one side, the holding pedestal portion 1 is directed so that the position of the holding portion 2a is closer to the fingertip direction. The tip of the writing instrument 4 is inserted and attached from the center direction of the holding pedestal part 1 toward the holding part 2a.) Then, the direction of the tip of the writing instrument 4 and the direction of the fingertip of the hand are directed in the same direction. The four fingers other than the thumb of the hand 5 are aligned and passed through the attachment part 2 in the shape of a hand, and the holding base part 1 is attached to the position from the base side of the index finger to the base of the thumb, and the ring-like attachment part 2 is shown in FIG. As shown, turn it from the back of your hand to your palm. The position of the holding base 1 is adjusted so that the writing instrument 4 is positioned exactly on the index finger side. At this time, if the front and rear positions of the writing instrument 4 are adjusted so that the tip of the writing instrument 4 and the fingertip of the extended index finger are aligned with each other, the use operation is facilitated.

After wearing with the finger extended as shown in FIG. 8, the index finger is warped upward and moved to the writing instrument 4 side as shown in FIG. 11, and the index finger is placed near the tip of the writing instrument 4. Is bent downward, as shown in FIG. 12, the writing instrument 4 rotates around the holding portion 2a to support the writing instrument 4 together with the thumb and the middle finger, resulting in a writing posture diagram 9. Now you are writing. When you finish writing and move on to other tasks, keep the writing posture and bend the index finger fingertip that touches the writing instrument 4 toward the palm of your hand and remove it from the writing instrument 4. The writing instrument 4 jumps up instantly, returns to a position along the side of the index finger that has been stretched, stops immediately, and becomes a standby posture for the next writing. As described above, the transition between the writing work and another work can be repeated alternately and instantaneously.

During this operation, the user's ease of use can be easily adjusted. If it is difficult to hold the index finger finger tip near the tip of the writing instrument 4 when trying to move to the writing posture, try slightly shifting the position of the holding pedestal 1 to the palm side, then the index finger above the tip of the writing instrument 4 It becomes easier to carry with your fingertips. Further, when it is difficult to remove the index fingertip from the writing instrument 4 when writing is finished, the index fingertip can be easily removed from the writing instrument 4 by slightly shifting the position of the holding base 1 toward the back of the hand. As described above, by adjusting the position of the holding pedestal portion 1 where the holding portion 2a for holding the writing instrument 4 is slightly shifted, it is possible to easily find a position where each use operation is easy.

Different forms for carrying out the invention

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on different modes for carrying out the invention shown in the drawings.

In the figure, the holding pedestal portion is 1, 1D1, 1D2, 1D3 (1D4 is a mounting portion integrated type in FIG. 29), the holes 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e provided in the holding pedestal portion, the mounting portion 2, and the writing instrument. A holding part 2a which is a part to be inserted and held, a part 3 for adjusting the length of the mounting part, a mounting part length adjusting function part 3a of the holding base part, a writing instrument 4, a hand 5, and a holding base part 1 and the mounting part 2 The holding pedestal portion with a mounting portion length adjusting function, which is an integrated portion for adjusting the length of the attachment, is denoted as 1T, 1T1, 1T2, 1T3, and is attached to the hole of the hook-and-loop fastener 7, the suture thread 8, and the holding pedestal portion. When the notch 9 and the holding portion 2a are directly attached to the holding pedestal portion, the attachment attaching portion is indicated by 10, and the writing instrument holder of the present invention is 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 105E, 106, 107, 108, 109 (101K, 103 ) And shows.

Next, different modes for carrying out the present invention shown in FIGS. 2, 5, and 14 to 47 will be described. In the description of these different modes for carrying out the present invention, the same components as those in the best mode for carrying out the present invention are designated by the same reference numerals and redundant description is omitted. To do. Also, the drawings are for explanation only and do not limit the technical scope of the present invention.

The second embodiment for carrying out the present invention shown in FIGS. 2 and 14 to 17, 19, and 20 is mainly different from the best first embodiment for carrying out the present invention. A part 3 for adjusting the length of the mounting part 2 is attached to one end of the mounting part 2 so that the length of the part 2 can be adjusted to the size of each hand 5 of the user, or both ends of the mounting part 2 In the point that the hook and loop fastener 7 is provided, the writing instrument holders 102 and 103 configured in this way can obtain the same operational effects as the best first embodiment for carrying out the present invention, It can be adjusted comfortably according to the difference in the size of each user's hand.

5 and 21 to 26, 34, 35, 36, 41, 42, 44, 45, and 46, the holding pedestals 1T, 1T1, and 1T2 with the mounting portion length adjusting function are used. The third embodiment for carrying out the present invention differs from the first and second embodiments for carrying out the present invention mainly in that the component 3 for adjusting the length of the mounting portion is attached to the mounting portion 2. It is not provided separately as a third component, but a portion 3a that allows the length of the mounting portion 2 to be adjusted is formed integrally with the holding pedestal portion 1, so that the holding portion with the length adjusting function is held in this way. Even with the writing instrument holders 104, 105, and 105E configured as the pedestals 1T, 1T1, and 1T2, the same functions and effects as those of the first and second embodiments of the present invention can be obtained. Since the number can be kept at 2 points, it is cheap It is possible to elephants.

Furthermore, FIGS. 25, 26, 36, and 46 show cases where the suture thread 8 in the writing instrument holders 104 and 105 shown in FIGS. 21 to 24 is omitted. In combination with the omission of the suture thread 8, the hole through which one end of the mounting portion 2 is inserted, the hole 1e in FIG. 5, the hole 1e in FIG. 41, the hole 1e in FIG. 42, the hole 1e in FIG. The shape and size of each of the holes 1e and 1e of FIG. 46 are made narrow so that friction increases when the mounting portion 2 is inserted. Holes 1e other than those shown in FIG. 5 have a configuration in which two mounting portions 2 pass. In the case of the writing instrument holders 104 and 105, it is necessary to adjust the position by moving the mounting portion 2 passing through the plurality of holes in order, but in the case of 105E, one hole 1e to be fitted in the mounting portion 2 is required. The length can be adjusted more easily by adjusting only the location. Pull the portion of the mounting portion 2 before and after the hole 1e insertion portion with a finger to move the hole 1e insertion portion position, and conversely, if it is not pulled by hand, the hole 1e insertion portion position is caused by friction due to the narrowness of the hole 1e. It is fixed and the length which turns the hand of the mounting part 2 can be adjusted more easily and reliably. The writing instrument holder 105E shown in FIGS. 25, 26, 36, and 46 is illustrated as an example, and the above method in which the suture thread 8 is omitted is also possible in the case of the writing instrument holder 104. is there. Therefore, the length can be adjusted more quickly, and the operation step for sewing is not required, so that the manufacturing cost can be further reduced.

The holding portion 2a of the holding pedestal portions 1D1 and 1D2 shown in FIGS. 38 and 39 is not located at the center of the holding pedestal portions 1D1 and 1D2, but is positioned at one side. In this case, the tip of the writing instrument 4 is directed from the center of the holding pedestal portions 1D1 and 1D2 toward the holding portion 2a in order to attach the holding pedestal portions 1D1 and 1D2 to the hand so that the position of the holding portion 2a is close to the fingertip direction. Will be inserted and held. 38, FIG. 39, or the holding pedestal portions 1D1, 1D2, or FIGS. 21 to 26, 34, 35, 36, 41, 42, 44, 45, shown in the third embodiment. Also in FIG. 46, the position of the holding portion 2a using the holding portion length-adjusting holding base portions 1T1 and 1T2 is the fourth mode for carrying out the present invention. In the fourth mode, the present invention is described above. The main difference from the first embodiment is that the holding base part 1D1, 1D2 or the holding part 2a provided on the holding base part 1T1, 1T2 is 5 mm forward from the attachment part 2 attachment position in the fingertip direction. The writing instrument holder 104 or 105, 105E configured as described above is used for the first and third embodiments of the present invention. The same effect as the above can be obtained, and the inclination angle between the writing surface and the writing instrument 4 is increased when the holding part 2a position, which is the part in contact with the upper hand of the writing instrument 4 in the writing posture, comes forward. In the case of a mechanical pencil or a ballpoint pen, there is an advantage that it is easy to write.

A fifth embodiment for carrying out the present invention using the holding pedestal portion 1D3 shown in FIG. 40 or the holding pedestal portion 1T3 with a mounting portion length adjusting function shown in FIGS. 27, 28, 37, 43, and 47. However, the main difference from the first to fourth embodiments for carrying out the present invention is that the holding base portion 1D3 or the holding portion 2a provided on the holding base portion 1T3 is positioned in the fingertip direction from the mounting portion 2 mounting position. An arch-like stretchable band member that forms the holding portion 2a without being connected to the mounting portion 2 and a point that is provided at a position protruding about 2 cm to the front The writing instrument holder 106 configured in this manner is also used in the writing instrument holder 106 in that the (rubber string) is independently joined to the holding base part 1D3 or the holding base part 1T3 to form the holding part 2a. 1 and 4 fruit Since the holding part 2a which is a part in contact with the upper hand of the writing instrument 4 comes out forward in the writing posture, the inclination angle of the writing instrument with respect to the writing surface increases. In the case of a writing instrument such as a mechanical pencil or a ballpoint pen, it is easy to write.

The sixth embodiment for carrying out the present invention shown in FIG. 29 differs from the first to fifth embodiments for carrying out the present invention in that the mounting portion 2 and the holding base portion 1D4 are integrated. In the point formed, the new design which utilized the softness | flexibility and elasticity of the material suitable for this invention integrally molded is attained. In this case, there are a case where the holding portion 2a can be integrally formed of a stretchable material and a case where the holding portion 2a is attached with a stretchable band member (rubber string) as in other cases. In the sixth embodiment, since the mounting portion 2 and the holding pedestal portion 1D4 are integrally formed, the independent shape as the holding pedestal portion 1D4 disappears, and the function as the holding pedestal portion remains, but apparently There may be a case where only the mounting portion 2 appears to have a holding portion 2a. Even with the writing instrument holder 107 configured as described above, the same effects as those of the best first embodiment for carrying out the present invention can be obtained. Of course, the writing instrument holder 107 may be provided with a component 3 for adjusting the length of the mounting portion and a hook-and-loop fastener.

The seventh embodiment for carrying out the present invention shown in FIG. 30 is mainly different from the first to sixth embodiments for carrying out the present invention in that the holding pedestal portion 1 is omitted, A band member for forming the mounting part 2 and the holding part 2a is to sew the holding part 2a directly on the belt-like mounting part 2 having a width of about 9 mm to 20 mm. The elastic cords) are overlapped with each other in the longitudinal direction, and are sewn with an interval and a direction in which the writing instrument 4 inserted through the holding portion 2a is stably held to form the holding portion 2a. At the time of this stitching, the direction in which the writing instrument 4 is held as necessary is the same as in the case of the hole provided with an angle of about 20 degrees for forming the holding portion 2a that was on the holding base portion 1 described above. Then, the holding line 2a is formed by stitching the stitching line at an angle of about 20 degrees. Depending on the light writing instrument such as a pencil and the width of the band member, the setting of this angle may not be necessary, and the orientation of the writing instrument 4 inserted through the holding part 2a is in the longitudinal direction of the band member of the mounting part 2. An angle that is substantially orthogonal may be sufficient. If the writing tool 4 inserted through the holding part 2a is repeatedly rotated, the friction around the skin around the holding part 2a is unavoidable. Even with the writing instrument holder 108, the same effects as those of the first embodiment of the present invention can be obtained. Of course, the writing instrument holder 108 may be provided with a component 3 for adjusting the length of the mounting portion and a hook-and-loop fastener.

In the seventh embodiment for carrying out the present invention shown in FIG. 30, the reciprocating rotation of the holding portion 2a by the stretchable band member (rubber string) of the writing instrument holder 108 in the standby posture and the writing posture is performed. The mechanism for generating the restoring force is shown in FIGS. FIG. 53 shows the holding unit 2a in the standby posture. FIG. 54 shows the state of the holding unit 2a in the writing posture. This will be described based on a change in the position of each part of the holding unit 2a during the standby posture and during the writing posture. Each point with the numeral 1 such as A1, B1, C1, etc. is the position of each point of the holding unit 2a in the standby posture, and each point with the numeral 2 such as A2, B2, C2, etc. is held in the writing posture. It is the position of each point of the part 2a. A1-B1 forming the holding portion 2a is A2-B2, A1-G1 is A2-G2, J-A1 is J-A2, F1-E1 is F2-E2, F1-H1 is Is stretched to F2-H2 and K-F1 is stretched to K-F2, respectively, and a force to shrink is generated in each stretched portion. It becomes a restoring force and acts on the writing instrument 4 attached to the holding part 2a.

The eighth embodiment for carrying out the present invention using the holding pedestal portion 1K shown as an example in FIGS. 18A and 18B is mainly different from the first to seventh embodiments for carrying out the present invention. When the mounting portion 2 and the holding pedestal portion 1 are assembled, or when the holding portion 2a is formed, or both, the holding pedestal portion 1 is held by one end of the band member (rubber string) of the mounting portion 2 Unlike the case where it is inserted through the hole, the holding pedestal portion 1K is provided with a cut portion that connects between the plurality of holes and the hole, or a portion that connects the plurality of holes and the hole to form one hole, or the holding pedestal. The band member passes through a plurality of holes in the holding base 1K by inserting a middle portion that is not one end of the band member (rubber string) into a cut portion that connects from the outer periphery of the portion 1K to the hole. Assembled 18, 31, and 31, in that the holding pedestal 1 </ b> K is provided with a notch, or a plurality of holes are connected to form a single hole so that a similar assembly state can be formed. Even with the writing instrument holder 109 (101K, 103K) configured by the holding pedestals 1K and 1D1K shown in FIG. 32, the same effects as those of the first embodiment of the present invention can be obtained. In addition, by providing a similar notch for the mounting base length adjusting function holding base 1T shown in the third embodiment based on this idea, or by connecting a plurality of holes and a hole, The same effects as those of the first to third embodiments of the present invention can be obtained, and even after the mounting portion 2 is formed in a ring shape, the hook-and-loop fastener 7 is attached to the band member (rubber string). Even after the mounting, it is possible to assemble with the holding pedestals 1K and 1D1K, which is efficient and reduces the cost of the work process.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention can be used in industries related to stationery and office equipment for manufacturing writing instruments. In addition, various people who can improve work efficiency using this writing implement holder, key punchers, office workers who work while turning slips, telephone operators who operate keyboards, reporters of interviews, take notes and take notes Since there is no worry for students to drop the writing instrument, it can be used for students who take various tests, and in the future, it can be used in scenes involving various writing such as writing in a space-free environment.

The perspective view of the best 1st form 101 for implementing this invention The perspective view of the 2nd form 102 for implementing this invention The perspective view which attached the writing instrument 4 of the best 1st form 101 for implementing this invention FIG. 1 is a component diagram of the holding pedestal 1 according to the first embodiment for carrying out the present invention. Part drawing of holding base part 1T with adjustment function of the third embodiment for carrying out the present invention Explanatory drawing of the essential part of the best first embodiment for carrying out the present invention (writing instrument both ends omitted) 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. Explanatory drawing of the state in which the best first embodiment 101 for carrying out the present invention is mounted Explanatory drawing of the writing attitude | position of the best 1st form 101 for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the state of the standby posture of the best first embodiment 101 for carrying out the present invention Explanatory drawing of the state of the rotation start to the writing posture of the best 1st form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the state in the middle of rotation to the writing posture of the best 1st form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the assembly relation of the best first embodiment 101 for carrying out the present invention Explanatory drawing of the method B which adjusts the mounting part 2 of the 2nd form 103 for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the method C which adjusts the mounting part 2 of the 2nd form 102 for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the method D which adjusts the mounting part 2 of the 2nd form 102 for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the method E which adjusts the mounting part 2 of the 2nd form 102 for implementing this invention Part drawing of the holding pedestal portion 1K of the eighth embodiment for carrying out the present invention A perspective view of the second embodiment 103 (including the fourth embodiment) for carrying out the present invention. A perspective view of the second embodiment 103 (including the fourth embodiment) for carrying out the present invention. The perspective view (including the 4th form) of the 3rd form 104 for carrying out the present invention The perspective view (including the 4th form) of the 3rd form 104 for carrying out the present invention A perspective view of the third embodiment 105 (including the fourth embodiment) for carrying out the present invention. A perspective view of the third embodiment 105 (including the fourth embodiment) for carrying out the present invention. A perspective view of the third embodiment 105E for carrying out the present invention (including the fourth embodiment) A perspective view of the third embodiment 105E for carrying out the present invention (including the fourth embodiment) A perspective view of the fifth embodiment 106 (including the fourth embodiment) for carrying out the present invention. A perspective view of the fifth embodiment 106 (including the fourth embodiment) for carrying out the present invention. A perspective view of the sixth embodiment 107 (including the fourth embodiment) for carrying out the present invention. The perspective view of the 7th form 108 for implementing this invention The perspective view of the 8th form 109 for implementing this invention A perspective view of the eighth embodiment 109 for carrying out the present invention (including the fourth embodiment) Explanatory drawing of the writing posture of 7th form 108 for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the writing posture of the 3rd form 104 for carrying out the present invention Explanatory drawing of the writing posture of the 3rd form 105 for carrying out the present invention Explanatory drawing of the writing posture of 3rd form 105E for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the writing posture of 5th form 106 for implementing this invention Part drawing of the holding pedestal portion 1D1 of the fourth embodiment for carrying out the present invention Part drawing of the holding pedestal portion 1D2 of the fourth embodiment for carrying out the present invention Part drawing of 5th form holding base part 1D3 for implementing this invention Part drawing of the holding pedestal 1T1 of the third embodiment for carrying out the present invention Part drawing of holding base portion 1T2 of the third embodiment for carrying out the present invention Part drawing of the holding pedestal 1T3 of the fifth embodiment for carrying out the present invention Assembly sectional view of the third embodiment 104 for carrying out the present invention Assembly sectional view of the third embodiment 105 for carrying out the present invention Assembly sectional view of the third embodiment 105E for carrying out the present invention Assembly sectional view of the fifth embodiment 106 for carrying out the present invention Explanatory drawing of the restoring force of the holding | maintenance part 2a of the best 1st form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the restoring force of the holding | maintenance part 2a of the best 1st form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the restoring force of the holding | maintenance part 2a of the best 1st form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the restoring force of the holding | maintenance part 2a of the best 1st form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the restoring force of the holding | maintenance part 2a of the best 1st form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the restoring force of the holding | maintenance part 2a of the 7th form for implementing this invention Explanatory drawing of the restoring force of the holding | maintenance part 2a of the 7th form for implementing this invention

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1, 1D1, 1D2, 1D3, 1D4: holding pedestal portions 1T, 1T1, 1T2, 1T3: holding pedestal portion with mounting portion length adjusting function 1K: holding pedestal portions 1a, 1b, 1c with notches in holes provided in the holding pedestal portion 1d, 1e: hole through which fitting part member and holding part member provided in holding base part fit and pass through 2: mounting part 2a: holding part 3: component 3a for adjusting length of mounting part: holding base part Installed part length adjusting function part 4: writing instrument 5: hand 7: hook-and-loop fastener 8: suture part thread 9: notch 10: joint attachment part 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 105E between the holding part member and the holding base part 106, 107, 108, 109 (101K, 103K): Writing instrument holder

Claims (10)

From a mounting portion that is detachably mounted on the user's hand, a holding pedestal portion connected to the mounting portion, and a telescopic reciprocating holding portion that removably holds a writing instrument provided on the holding pedestal portion When the writing instrument is in use, the holding part is twisted and rotated by holding the writing instrument with a finger, and when not in use, the holding part is retracted by the restoring force and rotated in the reverse direction when it is separated from the finger with the writing instrument. Then, the writing instrument holder is returned and held along the extended index finger side surface.
The attachment part that is detachably attached to the user's hand, the holding part that holds the writing instrument, or both, are formed of a band-like stretchable band member having a required width. The writing instrument holder according to claim 1, characterized in that:
The mounting portion is formed of a band-like stretchable band member having a required width, and the mounting portion is inserted into a hole that fits in the band member provided in the holding pedestal portion so that the mounting portion is a ring. The holding pedestal portion is attached to the mounting portion, or the writing member is inserted by inserting the band member through a hole fitted into the band member provided in the holding pedestal portion. 3. The holder for a writing instrument according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the holding part is formed in a telescopic arch shape, or both of them are formed by the band member connected by one.
The writing instrument holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the mounting portion includes an adjusting unit capable of adjusting a length thereof according to a size of a user's hand.
5. The writing instrument according to claim 1, wherein the holding base portion includes an adjusting unit that allows the length of the mounting portion to be adjusted in accordance with a size of a user's hand. Retaining tool.
The position of the said holding | maintenance part holding the writing implement provided in the said holding | maintenance pedestal part is provided in one finger | toe front side with respect to the attachment direction of the said mounting part, and it provides in any one of Claim 1 to 5 characterized by the above-mentioned. The writing instrument holder described.
Adjustment for adjusting the length of the mounting portion on the holding pedestal portion for attaching the holding pedestal portion to the mounting portion, or for forming the holding portion on the holding pedestal portion. For forming at least one of the three, a method of forming one end portion of the band member of the mounting portion through a hole provided in the holding pedestal portion for forming at least one of the three Not only the hole through which the band member is to be inserted, but a notch that connects the holes, or a part that connects a plurality of holes and forms a single hole, or the holding pedestal By inserting a middle portion that is not one end portion of the band member into a cut portion that leads from the outer peripheral portion to the hole, the one end portion of the band member is inserted into the hole of the holding base portion. Writing instrument holders according to any one of claims 1 6, formed condition and wherein the holding pedestal capable of forming a similar state.
When the orientation of the writing instrument attached to the holding part when the holder for this writing instrument is attached to the hand is leveled with the open palm downward, the orientation of the writing instrument is also horizontal along the index finger side. In order to attach, the installation position angle of the holding part is set by tilting the writing tool tip upward so that the writing tool center axis of the virtual holding part when the writing tool is not yet attached to the holding part is necessary. It forms, The holder for writing instruments as described in any one of Claim 1 to 7 characterized by the above-mentioned.
The holding pedestal portion is formed to be attached at a position between the base side of the index finger of the hand and the base of the thumb, and is attached to the mounting portion or to form the holding portion to which a writing instrument is attached. Alternatively, in order to form an adjusting means capable of adjusting the length of the mounting portion, a corresponding mounting portion is provided for at least one of the three. A holding pedestal part used for the writing instrument holder according to any one of 1 to 8.
A holding base that is retractable and reciprocatingly holds the writing instrument in a detachable manner by omitting the holding pedestal portion from the configuration of the writing instrument holding tool according to any one of claims 1, 2, 4, and 8. A holder for a writing instrument formed directly from the mounting part, wherein the holding part is twisted and rotated by holding the writing instrument with a finger when the writing instrument is used, and with a restoring force when released from the finger having the writing instrument when not in use. A writing instrument holder, wherein the writing instrument is held along the side of the index finger that has been retracted, rotated in the opposite direction, returned to the original position, and extended.

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