JP3007279U - Ruler for vertical writing with stain prevention - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] A water-absorbent paper can be attached to the back so that it can be freely replaced, and the front and back can be marked with the position of the letters for vertical writing and a mark for distribution so that the paper can be fixed at any position during use. Ruler. [Structure] An inverted L-shaped body made of an elastic material is appropriately marked on the front surface, and a back surface is provided with grooves for attaching water-absorptive paper to the upper side, and the upper side is adjacent to it. It has a groove that guides the upper edge of the paper, and after inserting the paper in this groove, it comes with a chip that functions as a wedge for fixing the paper.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 In the recent writing of documents due to the development of word processors, etc., it was remarkably popular and the miscommunication of information due to misreading was greatly improved. On the other hand, it has been pointed out that due to the excessive information and uniform characters, even the written things can not be strongly impressed on the receiving side and end up being bad. Therefore, writing with a writing brush has been revisited again, such as being visually appealing and emphasizing authority or gratitude like a certificate. However, it is extremely difficult to write with a brush that I'm not accustomed to use, especially within a limited size such as a postcard, and on a blank lined paper in a well-aligned arrangement to make it look beautiful. An object of the present invention is to provide a tool that can be used in such a case, that is, a convenient tool to be used when writing vertically written Japanese sentences or Chinese sentences with a writing brush.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Traditionally, when writing vertical Japanese sentences, it is possible to draw a ruled line or lay them in a grid such as a manuscript paper, or by laying them underneath, so that they are well-aligned and beautifully written. It has been done. However, since thick paper such as postcards does not have transparency, it is useless even if it is laid underneath, and it is not only complicated to draw a ruled line, but also annoying in some cases. Therefore, writing with a ruler has been used for a long time. However, especially in the case of vertically written Chinese or Japanese sentences, it is customary to write from the right side, so for right-handed people, there is also the drawback of rubbing and smudging the letters immediately after writing. Especially when using a brush or the like, it takes time to dry the ink and the troublesomeness is immeasurable.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The present invention compensates for these drawbacks and provides an easy-to-use tool. This is especially designed to be convenient for writing on postcards or B5 / A4 size standard blank paper with a writing brush. That is, the main body of the ruler having a width of about 6 cm and a length of about 27 cm is made of an elastic material such as plastic, and marks (4, 5.6) serving as a suitable standard are marked on the front surface, and a water-absorbing material is formed on the back surface thereof. It is equipped with a groove that can hold the paper (14) of the ruler, the arm is extended to the left above the ruler, a mark (7) is attached to the base surface of the arm as a measure of the size from the left edge of the ruler, and the back side is Has a groove (3) for keeping the paper at right angles to the left edge (11) of the ruler from this arm to the bottom of the ruler body. After inserting the paper into the groove, the paper is fixed. It is a ruler for vertical writing with stain prevention, which is equipped with a chip that serves as a wedge.

[0004]

【Example】

 On the surface of the inverted L-shaped ruler body (1) having grooves on the top and bottom, as shown in FIG. 1, there is a mark (4) dimensioned from the guide surface which is the bottom of the upper groove (3), for example, 9 mm, 13 m. m, 17 mm, 20 mm and mark (5) 138 mm. The vertical line (7) of the upper arm, which is a horizontal line with a width of 1.5 mm and whose upper edge is the mark (6) 232, 238 mm, and is dimensioned from the left edge (11) of the ruler, is, for example, 6, Two 2 mm lines are drawn to represent 8, 10, 12 mm. 6,8,10,12mm correspond to 24th grade, 32nd grade, 40th grade and 48th grade when it comes to the size of printed characters, and it is a handy size for handwritten characters, but this size is not a numerical value. It is not a matter of concern, but it should be of a size that is pleasing and easy to write. The vertical marks (4, 5, 6) in the vertical position are the distributions seen from the entire sheet, and the writing start position (4), the line end position (5) for postcards, and the line end position (6 for B5). ), So that each of them has a size that gives a good-looking margin. Further, (6) is 190 mm for A4 size lateral position. However, since the marks that represent the size of the letters vary depending on the size of the letters to be written and the text, it is easier to see and it is often easier to use because it becomes complicated due to warping.

Incidentally, it is an idea to attach a replaceable scale to this portion. As its structure, if transparent elastic bodies are attached to the upper and lower surfaces of the ruler (1) and the upper lower side and the lower upper side are exposed, an appropriate scale can be selected for this part and replaceable scale. Can be installed. Also, the scale can be mounted by adjusting the vertical position according to the writing line (4).

The structure of the groove on the back side is doubled, that is, a groove for inserting water-absorbent paper on the upper and lower sides of the back side of the ruler (1) to attach it, and a groove that allows the paper to be slid along the arm to be fixed appropriately. . The size of the groove (3) for guiding and fixing the paper is 0.5 mm in width, and the depth from the guide surface at the bottom is about 5-7 mm, which is a good size to use, but this size is also simple. Anything that is easy to use, not a numerical value, should be used. The groove for mounting water-absorbent paper is made by adhering about half of Fig. 4- (13) at the lower end of the ruler or by bending the ruler. The upper end is made by bonding a member (8) forming an arm with (1) and about half of it, or by bending a ruler (1). Since each of (1,8,13) has elasticity, it can be held just by inserting a water-absorbent paper. The groove (3) is formed by the members (8) and (9, 10), and the thickness of the groove (9) becomes the width of the groove (3), and the bottom of the groove at the lower end guides the paper. Because it is a part, finish it smoothly.

FIG. 1 (2) shows a chip that functions as a wedge for inserting a sheet into the groove (3) and fixing it, and fixes the sheet by inserting it into the same groove as the sheet. . The thickness may be approximately the same as the groove width, or may be the same as or slightly thicker than the width of the groove when it is slightly thin and overlapped with the paper. Then, connect it to a ruler with a string or the like to prevent dissipation.

Next, the usage will be described to help understand the convenience and utility of the device. 1), Water-absorbent paper, that is, blotter paper is attached to the entire back surface of the ruler body (1). The blotting paper is inserted between (1) and (8) on the upper side, and between (1) and (13) on the lower side. 2) When writing letters, write the first row along the edge of the paper. When you have finished writing, apply ruler (1) on it and press it with the blotter on the back side to absorb the moisture. 3) Next, insert the upper edge of the paper (or postcard) until it touches the bottom of the guide groove. 4) Slide the paper along the bottom of the guide groove, insert the chip near the left end of the arm when the left edge (11) of the ruler is aligned with the center line of the first row, and fix the paper. It 5) Align with the head of the first row and write the second row using the line of (4) as a guide. 6) After writing the second row, remove the chip and lift the bottom of the ruler to remove the paper from the groove, or slide the paper along the groove and place a ruler ( Put on 1) and press down with the blotter on the back side to absorb the moisture. 7) Then, as described in 3) and 4) above, align the center line of the second row with the left edge of the ruler, fix the paper, and write the third row. 8) In this way, writing proceeds one after another, but if the left margin of the paper is reduced and the tip cannot obstruct the writing of the top of the row, hit the tip insertion point to the bottom of the guide groove on the right top. You can insert it from the right side.

[0009]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects.

Since water-absorptive paper can be detachably attached to the back surface, water is constantly absorbed and ejected on a new surface, which prevents rubbing and smearing of characters immediately after writing. It is well known that a water-absorbent paper is attached to the back of the ruler, but since the present invention makes it possible to easily replace it, it can be replaced before it becomes extremely dirty. Also, it is easy to replace the attached paper without the hassle of peeling it off.

Since the guide groove (3) is perpendicular to the left edge (11) of the ruler, the left edge of the ruler is always vertical by fixing the upper edge of the paper against the bottom of the guide groove. You can keep it. Therefore, if you write along this line, you can write it neatly.

It is possible to use the scale (7) of the arm extending from the main body (1) to the left as a guide for line spacing and character size.

The horizontal scale (4) on the main body is dimensioned from the bottom of the guide groove (3) so that it can be used as a guideline for writing a line.

The horizontal scale (5) on the main body is a line end of the postcard, and (6) is a position convenient for the line end position when using standard paper such as B5 length and A4. It can be used for the distribution of characters when using each paper.

Since the chip (2) is attached, the paper can be fixed very easily by inserting it from the top of the paper into the same groove (3) as the paper.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an example of an overall view showing the implementation of the present invention. The right side is the right side view.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of the upper right side surface.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of an A-A ′ cross section of an arm portion.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged right side view of the lower end of the ruler.

FIG. 5 is an example of a vertical scale marked on the upper surface of the arm base.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1; Ruler body. 2; Wedge tip for fixing paper. 3; guide groove. (8, 9.10). 4; Scale on top of the ruler. 5: Postcard scale. 6; Lower scale for standard size paper such as B5 size or A4 size. 7: An example of a vertical scale on the arm. 8; The arm protruding to the left from the back surface of (1) at the upper edge of (1). 9: Member for groove bottom. 10: A member that constitutes the lower part of the arm. 11: Left edge of ruler (1). 12; member on the arm (8). 13: A member for sandwiching water-absorbent paper at the lower end of the ruler. 14: Water absorbent paper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A ruler body (1) having a width of about 6 cm and a length of about 27 cm is made of an elastic material such as plastic, and marks (4, 5, 6) serving as an appropriate standard are marked on the surface of the ruler body. The back side is provided with a groove that can hold the water-absorbent paper (14), the upper part of the ruler projects the arm to the left, and the root surface of the arm is a measure of the size from the left edge (11) of the ruler (1). A mark (7), and a guide groove (3) on the back surface from the arm to the bottom of the ruler body to keep it at a right angle to the left edge (11) of the ruler, and after inserting the paper in the groove A ruler for vertical writing with stain prevention, which is equipped with a chip that serves as a wedge for fixing paper.