JP3150445U - Tide hunt rake - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a rake hunting rake capable of collecting shellfish without missing. SOLUTION: In a tide hunting rake constructed by attaching a plurality of pointed claw sticks 4 to the lower end of a handle part 2 in a spread form, a net-like body 6 is attached along each of the claw sticks 4. What comes from. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  This invention relates to improvement of a rake for tide hunting.

  When tide hunting is performed, a tide hunting rake constructed by a plurality of claw sticks with sharp tips attached to the lower end of the handle portion is used. Shells are collected by digging up the sand on the beach and the like with the claws of the rake hunt.

  However, with conventional tide hunting rakes, the shells to be scraped often do not catch on the nail sticks and pass through them, and are often missed. Increasing the number of claw sticks and reducing the interval will eliminate the problem, but many pebbles will get caught, and even small shells that will not be collected will be picked up. Moreover, when the number of claw sticks increases, the resistance of earth and sand during digging and scraping increases, and smooth work cannot be performed.

  The purpose of the present invention is to provide a rake hunting rake that can collect shellfish without missing.

  In this device, in a rake hunting rake constructed by attaching a plurality of claw sticks with sharp tips to the lower end of the handle part, a structure in which a net is attached along each of the claw sticks And

  According to the tide hunting rake having the configuration of the present invention, shells that pass through the nail sticks in the vertical direction and the oblique direction with respect to the nail sticks are scraped out by being caught in the net. By arranging the mesh body so as to leave the tip side of each claw stick, the tip of each claw stick can be bitten into the earth and sand without the mesh body getting in the way. The claw stick is reinforced by a net-like body, so that it can be prevented from being deformed even when caught on a large rock or the like.

  When the claw stick is made of iron, the iron net is attached by welding, etc., and when the claw stick is made of plastics and is a rake hunt for children, etc., the net is also continuously integrated with the claw stick. Formed.

  According to the present invention, a practical tide hunting rake having a strong structure with less missing shells can be obtained.

  FIG. 1 is an external front view of a rake hunting rake according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an external side view thereof, and FIG. 3 is an external perspective view thereof.

  The tide hunting rake 1 is configured by fixing a base portion of an iron claw stick body 3 to a lower end of a cylindrical wooden handle portion 2. The claw stick body 3 is composed of five claw sticks 4 having pointed tips, and a net-like body 6 is fixed on the front surface of each claw stick 4. Each of the claw bars 4 is arranged so that their base portions are integrally fixed by welding, and each of them is spread with a predetermined distance. An iron net 6 is attached by welding so as to be along the front surface of each claw bar 4 arranged in the spread state and leave about 3 cm of the tip side of each claw bar 4. The bar 8 constituting the net 6 is inclined with respect to the claw bar 4 and forms a plurality of rhombuses to form a net shape.

  According to the rake rake 1 as described above, the shells are caught on the net 6 so that the loss is reduced. When digging up and scraping, the tip side of each claw stick 4 bites into the earth and sand, and the claw stick part 3 with the net-like body 6 integrally bites into it. The small earth and sand and shellfish pass through the claw sticks 4 and between the rods 8 of the mesh body 6 in accordance with the pulling operation, so that only large shells and stones are scraped out. At that time, the shells Ka that are opposed to the claw stick 4 in the horizontal direction can be scraped out only by the claw stick 4 alone. On the other hand, what has conventionally been slipped through the gap between the nail bars 4 in the vertical direction or in the oblique direction like the shell Kb is caught by the bar 8 of the net 6. Is surely scraped.

  At the time of digging and scraping, the mesh body 6 is arranged so as to leave the tip side of each claw bar 4, so that the net body 6 does not get in the way and the tip side of each claw bar 4 is in the earth and sand. The bite is done smoothly. In addition, each of the claw bars 4 is reinforced by the mesh body 6 and is prevented from being deformed even when caught by a large rock or the like.

  Appearance front view of the embodiment of the rake rake embodiment of this invention   Appearance side view of the embodiment of the tide hunting rake of this invention   Appearance perspective view of embodiment of tide hunting rake of this device

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Rake rake 2 Handle part 3 Claw stick part 4 Claw stick 6 Reticulated body Ka Kb Shell

Claims (2)

In the rake hunting rake, which consists of a plurality of claw sticks with sharp tips attached to the lower end of the handle part,
A rake hunting rake, wherein a net is attached along each of the claw sticks.   The rake for tide-hunting according to claim 1, wherein the net-like body is attached so as to leave a tip side of the claw stick.

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