JP2013208069A - Storage tool - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a storage tool, improving the convenience of a tool by keeping a string (20) from obstructing a worker when the string (20) is connected to the tool with a handle (10) to thereby fix the tool to a tool user.SOLUTION: A storage tool for storing a tool includes: a handle (10) serving as a grip for a worker; and a working functional part (such as a rope 11) as a part extended from the handle (10). The storage tool includes a sheath body (40) for storing the handle (10) and a string (such as a terminal rope 20) connecting the sheath body (40) and the tool to each other. The string (20) connects a connecting fixed part (42) to a storing space for storing the tool in the sheath body (40). A winding mechanism (25) may be provided at a connecting and fixed part on the sheath body (40) side. A tool side connecting fixed part (13) is provided in the vicinity of the end of the handle (10) in the tool, and the tool side connecting fixed part (13) connects and fixes the string (20).

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage tool for storing a hand-held tool used in work or leisure.

There are many tools that can be used in the hands of work and leisure. Such a tool is not always held in hand like a racket in ball sports, and there are many tools that are taken out and used when necessary.
For example, pliers used for fishing are used to remove a needle when a caught fish has pinched the needle, but are stored in a predetermined storage place when the fish is not in use.
In carp fishing, there is a tammo (commonly known as “carp damo”, “ball net”) used to catch a fish that has been caught, as disclosed in Patent Document 1. By the way, this saddle damo is generally inserted into the angler's waist belt at the part of the handle that becomes a grip when not catching.

This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG.
A center ring hole 12 for fixing a ring or the like is provided at the end of the net 11 on the handle 10 of the saddle. An end ring hole 13 is also provided near the end opposite to the net 11.
Carp fishing is sometimes done while immersing in the river water on the knees and around the waist. Therefore, one end of the tail rope (spring chain, string) 20 is fixed to the belt loop, and the other end is fixed to the central ring hole 12 or the end ring hole 13 so as not to cause the saddle to flow.

The reason why the center ring hole 12 and the end ring hole 13 are provided as holes for fixing the tail rope 20 is to allow them to be used properly according to the preference of the angler.
8A shows a case where the tail rope 20 is fixed to the end ring hole 13, and FIG. 8B shows a case where the tail rope 20 is fixed to the center ring hole 12. Then, the handle 10 is inserted into the waist belt 30 of the angler.

JP 2007-195499 A

Now, FIG. 8 has the following problems.
That is, as shown in FIG. 8A, when the tail rope 20 is fixed to the end ring hole 13, the tail rope 20 does not get in the way of gripping the handle 10 for the angler. However, there is a demerit that the hip rope 20 is entangled with the waist belt 30. This is because there is an operation of inserting the handle 10 into the waist belt 30, and the tail rope 20 is fixed to the end ring hole 13 at the tip of the insertion.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8B, when the tail rope 20 is fixed to the center ring hole 12, the tail rope 20 may be entangled with the waist belt 30 even when the handle 10 is inserted into the waist belt 30. Less is. However, there is a demerit that when the angler tries to grip the handle 10 or when the rod 10 is operated while holding the handle 10, the tail rope 20 may be in the way.

  The above-mentioned problem is that a string or chain is connected to a tool that is used by hand at work or leisure to prevent loss, and the string or chain is fixed to a tool user's clothes or belt. In some cases, a similar problem occurred.

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a technique capable of improving the usability of a tool when a stringed tool is connected to a tool user and fixed to a tool user.

(First invention)
A first invention in the present application is a storage for storing a tool including a handle (10) serving as an operator's grip and a work function unit (for example, a net 11) as a portion extending from the handle (10). Related to ingredients.
That is, a sheath body (40) having an internal space for accommodating the handle (10), and a string body (for example, a tail rope 20) that connects the sheath body (40) and the tool, the string body (20) When the handle (10) is housed in the inner space of the sheath body (40), it is connected to the sheath body (40) so that the string body (20)) is also housed. A storage tool.

(Glossary)
The “tool” has a longer dimension of the handle (10) than the overall length of the tool, such as a saddle duck, fishing pliers, a guide light, and the like.
The “string body” may be a simple string, a stretchable rubber string, a tail spring in the form of a coil spring, or a reel having a function capable of winding and storing.

(Function)
The handle (10) of the tool is stored in the storage space of the sheath body (40).
The operator holds the handle (10) of the tool and takes out the handle (10) from the storage space in the sheath body (40). Then, the work function unit (11) is used. Since the string body (20) connects the sheath body (40) and the tool, even if the operator releases the handle (10) of the tool, there is no possibility of losing the tool.
When the operator finishes using the tool, the handle (10) is stored in the storage space of the sheath body (40). Since the string body (20) is also stored, it is reduced that the string body (20) obstructs the operator.

(Variation 1 of the first invention)
The first invention may be formed as follows.
That is, the tool side connection fixing portion (13) is provided near the end of the handle (10) in the tool, and the tool side connection fixing portion (13) connects and fixes the string body (20). It's also good.

(Function)
Since the tool side connection fixing part (13) is provided near the end of the handle (10) in the tool, when the operator uses the work function part (11) while holding the handle (10) of the tool , To reduce the string (20) from interfering with the operator.

(Variation 2 of the first invention)
In the first invention, the string body (20) may be provided with a winding mechanism (25) at a portion to be connected and fixed on the sheath body (40) side. Then, the winding mechanism (25) draws the string (20) when the operator takes out the handle (10) of the tool from the sheath (40) and pulls the handle (10) of the tool (10). It is good also as winding up a string body (20) when it accommodates in 40).

(Function)
Since the winding body (25) is provided on the string body (20), it is further reduced that the string body (20) obstructs the operator.

(Variation 3 of the first invention)
In the first invention, the sheath body (40) may be formed with a mesh structure that allows the storage space to communicate with the outer space of the storage space.

(Function)
Since the mesh structure is adopted for the sheath body (40), the sheath body (40) becomes light. In addition, when an operator enters the river, the river water flows through the sheath body (40), so that the water resistance can be reduced.

According to the first invention, there is provided a storage tool capable of improving the usability of the tool by storing the tool handle when the string body is connected to the tool tool and fixed to the tool user. I was able to.

1 is an overall view showing a first embodiment according to the present invention. It is sectional drawing which shows 1st embodiment which concerns on this invention. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment according to the present invention. It is sectional drawing which shows 2nd embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows 2nd embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows 3rd embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows 4th embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows a prior art.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail based on a plurality of embodiments and drawings. The drawings used here are FIGS. 1 to 7.
1 to 3 show the first embodiment, FIGS. 4 and 5 show the second embodiment, FIG. 6 shows the third embodiment, and FIG. 7 shows the fourth embodiment.

(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 shows a state in which a fisherman who carries out a rod fishing has a fishing rod in his right hand and a rod duck in his left hand.
The angler's left hand is holding the handle 10 of the carp damo in good order and catches the fish that has been caught by the net 11.
A sheath body 40 is fixed to the left waist of the fisherman's waist belt 30, and the sheath body 40 and the heel damo handle 10 are connected by a tail rope 20.
The sheath 40 employs a mesh structure and is light. Further, when an angler enters the river and is immersed in water up to his / her waist, the water flow of the river penetrates the sheath body 40, so that the resistance of water can be reduced.

FIG. 2 shows a state in which the handle 10 of the paddy duck is housed in the sheath body 40.
The longitudinal dimension of the sheath body 40 is slightly smaller than the longitudinal dimension of the handle 10. This is because it is easy for the angler to take out the coral damo from the sheath body 40 and to keep the housed state stably.
The handle 10 has a central ring hole 12 below the net 11 and an end ring hole 13 at the end opposite to the net 11 so that it can be selected as a connecting part of the tail rope 20. It is like that. In the example shown in FIG. 2, the tail rope 20 is connected to the end ring hole 13.

  At the upper part of the sheath body 40, there is provided a hook metal fitting 41 for hooking on the angler's waist belt 30 and fixing the sheath body 40. Further, a connecting fixture 42 for connecting and fixing the end portion of the tail rope 20 is provided in the vicinity of the hook fitting 41 in the inner space of the sheath body 40.

In FIG. 3, the state where the heel damo handle 10 is taken out from the sheath body 40 is shown with the illustration of the heel damo handle 10 omitted.
The tail rope 20 expands and contracts in accordance with the operation of the saddle damo by the angler. The tail rope 20 does not get in the way when the heel damo is being operated or when the heel damo handle 10 is housed in the inner space of the sheath body 40.

(Second embodiment)
4 and 5 show a second embodiment.
The difference from the first embodiment is that a nylon wire 26 having a winding mechanism 25 is employed instead of the tail rope 20 as the string body employed in the first embodiment. .
Since the nylon wire 26 is provided with the winding mechanism 25, the length changes according to the operation of the rod duck by the angler.

FIG. 6 shows a third embodiment.
The difference from the second embodiment is that the fixing portion between the winding mechanism 25 and the sheath body 40 is not on the inside of the storage space in the sheath body 40 but on the lower side. The nylon wire 26 penetrates the bottom portion of the sheath body 40 and is connected to the handle 10 of the paddle duck.
According to this embodiment, in the storage space of the sheath body 40, there is an advantage that the saddle-damped handle 10 and the winding mechanism 25 do not interfere with each other, and the saddle-damped handle 10 can be taken in and out very smoothly. .

FIG. 7 shows a fourth embodiment.
The difference from the first embodiment is that the tool housed in the sheath body 40 is not the rod duck but the fishing pliers 18, and the longitudinal dimension of the sheath body 40 is changed in relation to the total length of the fishing pliers 18. It is a point.
The present invention is a tool that has a handle and a grip 19 that are larger in length than the overall length, such as a saddle duck and fishing pliers 18, and is more convenient to use when the handle 19 is stored. Is suitable.

  The present invention has applicability in fishing gear manufacturing industry, tool manufacturing industry, outdoor sports instructor business, and the like.

10 Handle 11 Net 12 Center ring hole 13 End ring hole (Tool side connection fixing part)
18 Fishing pliers 19 Grip part 20 Tail rope (string body) 25 Winding mechanism 26 Nylon wire 30 Waist belt 40 Sheath body 41 Hook metal fitting 42 Connection fixture

Claims (4)

A storage tool for storing a tool including a handle that is a gripping hand for an operator and a work function unit as a part extending from the handle,
A sheath body having an internal space for storing the handle, and a string body connecting the sheath body and the tool;
The stringer is a storage tool that is connected to the sheath so that the string is also stored when the handle is stored in the internal space of the sheath. In the vicinity of the end of the handle in the tool, a tool side connection fixing portion is provided,
The storage tool according to claim 1, wherein the tool side connecting and fixing portion connects and fixes the string body. The string body includes a winding mechanism at a portion to be connected and fixed on the sheath body side,
The winding mechanism is configured to pull out the string when the operator takes out the handle of the tool from the sheath, and winds the string when the handle of the tool is stored in the sheath. Item 3. A storage device according to any one of Items 2 to 3.   The storage device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the sheath body is formed in a mesh structure that allows communication between the storage space and the outer space of the storage space.

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