JP3158886U - Rotating accommodation type kehiki - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a structure for compactly and safely accommodating a scriber scriber in a scriber main body. SOLUTION: With one or two marking rods 2 and a marking blade 3 pulled out to the maximum, a scribing main body 1 centering on a tightening nut 4 for fixing the position of the marking rod and a non-rotating fixing bolt 12. It is rotated 90 degrees to the side and accommodated in a manner that matches the shape of the main body of the scribing. [Selection diagram] Fig. 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a function and structure for storing a scribble scissors in a compact and safe body.

  Kegiki, which draws a scribe line parallel to the straight part of the material, is an old tool, but it has not been noticeably advanced and has reached the present.

Utility model literature

Utility model document 1

    Utility Model Application Notice Sho 49-36078

  In conventional KEHIKI, the sliding and storing of scribing creases are limited to the direction perpendicular to the KEHIKI main body, and since it is always bulky in the shape of a cross or a T, it requires unnecessary space in the place where it is placed. It was very dangerous if it was easy to get tangled with the tools, and even if the scriber blade was slightly exposed.

  With the crease scissors pulled out to the maximum, it is rotated 90 degrees to the side of the crinkle body around the tightening nut and bolt for fixing the position of the crease scissors and accommodated in a mode that fits into the shape of the crevice body. The point is solved.

  The KEHIKI according to the present invention realizes excellent space saving, portability and safety by housing the scriber and the scriber blade in the KEKI main body, and it can be used from the storage state to the storage state. Both have a high level of operability that can be instantly shifted to a state.

It is a perspective view from the left side which shows the example in the use condition of Keiki of this invention. It is the perspective view from the left side surface which shows the Example in the state which pulled out the ruler scissors of Keiki of this invention to the maximum, rotated 90 degree | times, and was accommodated in the Keiki main body. It is a right view which shows the Example in the state which accommodated the scribing scissors of Keiki of this invention in the Keiki main body.

  A guide for sliding the ruled scissors at right angles to the main body is provided in the rectangular box-shaped key body. On the center line of the scribing scissors, a long and narrow slit hole for passing a non-rotating fixing bolt for fixing the position of the scoring scissors is provided in the sliding direction. Then, when the crease scissors are pulled out to the maximum and rotated 90 degrees around the non-rotating fixing bolt toward the key shaft main body, the scribing blade portion fits into the position where the scribing blade touches the key shaft main body. Make a hole in. As described above, the scribing scissors are accommodated in a state where they are perpendicular to the key body, and at the same time, the risk of scoring blades is eliminated.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes a rectangular parallelepiped box-shaped key body formed of resin or light alloy. The scribing scissors 2 and scoring blades 3 are made of iron or stainless steel and are integrated, and the accompanying drawings show a two-sheet scoring system frequently used as an example. In use, the tightening nut 4 on the washer 5 is loosened so that the notch 6 of the scribing scissors can slide, and then the scoring scissors 2 are held at a right angle so that the scribing blade 3 has the desired dimensions. The ruled scissors 2 are fixed by sliding along the portion 7 and tightening with the fastening nut 4 and the non-rotating fixing bolt 12 on the main body side. In the case of scribing with a narrow dimension, the scribing blade 3 is appropriately fitted into the scribing blade drawing hole 10 for adjustment.

  In order to accommodate the scribing blade 3 in the key body 1, the scoring rod 2 is pulled out to the maximum, the ruled scissors semicircular portion 8 releases the right angle of the scribing rod, and the key shaft is centered on the non-rotating fixing bolt 12. Rotate 90 degrees to the main body. The rotated scribing blade 3 is received by being inserted into a scribing blade receiving hole 11 provided at a position where it abuts against the key body, and the tightening nut 4 is tightened to fix the scribing scissors. At that time, a safe position after the scribing blade 3 is accommodated is determined by the scoring tack 9 provided on the main body. By performing the reverse operation, it is possible to instantaneously shift from the housed state to the used state.

  In one embodiment according to the present invention, the scribing scissors 2 and scoring blades 3 have been described as a commonly used two-sheet scissors method, so-called two-cage, but of course the same problem can be found even with a single-scoring method. Achieve the solution.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 KEHIKI body 2 crease scissors 3 crease scissors 4 tightening nut 5 washer 6 scoring holes for scoring scissors 7 right angle maintenance guide 8 crease scissors semicircle 9 crease scissors 10 crease scooping holes 11 scribing blades Housing hole 12 Non-rotating fixing bolt

Claims (1)

  With one or two scribing scissors 2 and scoring blades 3 pulled out to the maximum, 90 degrees toward the key body 1 side with the fastening nut 4 and the non-rotating fixing bolt 12 for fixing the scoring scissors position as the center. Rotating accommodation type keki that can be accommodated in a form that is rotated and united with the shape of the Keiki body.

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