JP3087583U - Pallet (color board) type portable note pad (underlay board for memo paper) - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (with correction) [Problem] To provide an auxiliary device for taking notes in a stable state without a desk. [Solution] A plate similar in shape to a pallet (color plate),
In other words, the memo paper is fixed with the clip 1 on a plate provided with a hole 4 from which the thumb comes out from below and the index finger and the middle finger to be hooked, so that the memo can be taken in a stable state without a desk. I do.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a pallet (color board), a plate-shaped underlaying board for memo paper with a hole from which the thumb comes out from below and a recess for the index finger and the middle finger to catch. It was designed to make it easy to take notes in places where there is no need. In the past, when taking notes in places without desks, such as outdoors, gymnasiums, auditoriums, and large conference rooms, it was extremely difficult to take notes neatly with the note paper stable. Recently, there have been many occasions where printed printer paper bundled together and clipped or stapled are distributed as meeting materials, but it is difficult to take notes on them without a desk. The present invention was devised in order to eliminate this point, and the pallet (color plate), a memo paper on a plate-shaped underlaying plate with a hole to put out the thumb from below and a depression to catch the index and middle fingers. By placing and fixing it, it is possible to take notes neatly and stably even without a desk. In the case of right-handed use, put the underlay plate between the left elbow and the palm, put the thumb of your left hand up from the bottom of the hole opened in the lower right position of the underlay plate, and place your index finger in the depression And hook the middle finger to fix the underlaying board on the arm. At the lower left position of the underlay plate, attach an "elbow support plate" (adjuster) to fix the underlay plate more firmly on the arm, and apply this elbow support plate to the inside of the elbow to make the underlay plate Is more firmly fixed on the arm. Place the note paper on the underlaying board, secure the upper left corner of the note paper to the underlaying board with a clip, and hold the lower right with the thumb of the left hand that comes out from under the hole in the underlaying board, so that the notepad is placed on the underlaying board. Fix on. Hold the pen with your free right hand and take notes. When turning the page, hold it with the left index finger on the back of the underlaying plate to fix it. Below the underlaying plate is a briefcase (a flat document case) for storing memo papers and documents, which can prevent the documents from being bent when carrying. In the lower margin, there is an elongated recess for holding writing utensils, and on the side of the underlay plate, a container for putting an eraser is also installed. There are low wind barriers on the top and right sides of the board to prevent the memo paper from being hit by the wind when used outdoors. The materials include cardboard and plastic. The color can be selected from white, beige, green, skeleton, etc. according to the application. Standard adjusters are black rubber.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Clip 2 Low wall for windbreak 3 Container for putting in eraser 4 Hole for putting finger 5 Depression for putting writing utensil 6 Elbow plate (adjuster)

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] A plate having a similar shape to a pallet (color plate);
In other words, the note paper was fixed with a clip on a plate provided with a hole from which the thumb is pulled out from the bottom and a recess for the index finger and the middle finger, so that it was possible to take notes in a stable state without a desk. Underlay board for note paper. 2. A brief case (a flat document case) for storing memo sheets and documents under the underlay plate. 3. An "elbow support plate" (adjuster) for fixing an underlay plate firmly on an arm according to claim 1.
Is provided. From the plurality of screw holes prepared to adjust the difference in distance to the elbow, select an appropriate screw hole and attach it to the underlaying board. Apply this to the back of the elbow and fix the underlay plate firmly on the arm.