JP3334122B2 - Gardening shovel - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a horticultural shovel, and more particularly to a horticultural shovel having good workability.
Further, the present invention facilitates formation of a hole for planting,
A horticultural shovel applicable to a wide range of uses.

[0002]

Conventionally, as a shovel for horticulture of this kind, a handle portion which is substantially parallel to or slightly inclined upward from the base end of a shovel body having a slightly curved curved surface is conventionally used. Is generally formed. When cleaning the flowerbed or transplanting flowers, grasp the handle of the shovel and insert the shovel body into the soil, dig a hole, or hit the embankment on the back side of the shovel body to level it. It is used to do things.

[0003] However, in this conventional shovel,
Since the shovel body has a slightly curved surface, the soil is easily spilled when the shovel body is pushed into the soil to dig a hole, and the handle is inclined almost parallel to the shovel body or slightly upward. Therefore, when the shovel body is pushed almost vertically into the soil, the wrist holding the handle must be bent and the shovel body must be directed downward, so that it is difficult to apply force. For this reason, there was a problem that workability was not always good.

By the way, in addition to the horticultural shovel as described above, a planting tool is used for planting a bulb or the like or transplanting a flower or the like. This implanting tool is provided with a handle or the like on the base end side of a pair of semi-cylindrical inserts having fork-shaped teeth formed at the tips, and opposed to each other so as to form a substantially cylindrical shape, The pair of inserts are rotatably connected at the upper end or the like. Then, such a planting tool first pushes the semi-cylindrical insert into the soil in a slightly opened state, and then closes the insert to form a cylindrical shape, thereby facing the semi-cylindrical insert. After holding the soil inside the plug-in, pull out the planting tool in this state,
The soil is removed in a cylindrical shape, a hole is formed in the soil, and when a bulb is planted or a flower is transplanted into the hole, the plug is opened again and the soil is dropped.

However, in the above-mentioned conventional implanting device, the pair of semi-cylindrical inserts are rotatably connected at the upper ends thereof, so that the opening and closing operation is not easy, and the implant is not easy. There was a problem that the plug was opened when pulling out the attachment, and soil and the like were easily spilled. In addition, this implant
Difficult to use for purposes other than drilling holes in the soil, for example, after planting, it may be necessary to level the soil or to re-excavate it. There was a problem that horticultural excavators had to be prepared.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has as its object to provide a horticultural shovel which is hard to spill and has good workability when pushed into soil. Another object of the present invention is to provide a horticultural shovel that can easily form a hole for planting and that can be applied to a wide range of uses.

[0007]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a gardening shovel having a semi-cylindrical insertion body and a base end side of the insertion body.
Handle attached to the attachment part fixed diagonally upward
And the handle is linearly obliquely upward from the tip side.
And a substantially circular arc downward from this connection
And a curved grip portion . For this reason, when the handle of the shovel is gripped and the insert is pushed into the soil to dig a hole, soil and the like are unlikely to spill from both edges of the insert. The handle is obliquely upward at the center of the base end of the insert.
Only mounted to a mounting portion which is fixed to a substantially circular arc shape downward
When the base end side of the handle is gripped, the arm and the insert form an almost parallel angle, and
Since the insertion object and the insertion object are close to the same straight line, you do not need to bend your wrists etc. tightly when pushing the insertion object into the soil at an almost vertical angle, so you can push the arm down It is easy to put effort and the workability has been improved.

Further, horticultural excavator according to claim 2, wherein
A flat part is formed in the mounting part, and one side of this flat part
A pivot having a head is protruded.

The horticultural shovel according to claim 3 is characterized in that the mounting portion
A flat part is formed in this flat part, and an opening is formed in this flat part.
Is what is being done.

[0010] The horticultural shovel according to claim 4 is a semi-cylindrical differential.
And an obliquely upwardly fixed base end of the insert.
And a handle attached to the mounting portion.
Is a connecting part formed diagonally above the tip
From the connection part of the
A pair of gardening shovels facing the half-tubular insert
The flat portion formed in the mounting portion
Parts so as to be rotatable and connectable to each other,
When the left and right handle parts are closed by connecting the bells,
Cylindrical shape with overlapping side edges and reduced diameter toward the tip while closing
It forms the body. For this reason, when planting bulbs or transplanting flowers, a semi-tubular horticultural shovel
By connecting, inserted into the soil from the distal end side of the plug body in a state slightly open the Sakomitai. Next, both gardening excavators
When the handle is rotated and closed, the garden
The bell insert is also closed to retain the soil in the semi-tubular insert. In this state, a hole can be formed in the soil by grasping the handle and pulling out the gardening shovel. Then, when a bulb is planted or a flower is transplanted in this hole, the soil can be dropped by rotating and opening the handle of the pair of gardening shovels . Furthermore, if the soil is covered in this way, a pair of horticultural shovels have a pivot and an opening.
Uncoupled from the parts , they can be used as horticultural shovels to level or re-dig the soil. Moreover, in this way, remove the coupling horticultural excavator, when each used alone as a horticultural shovel, the plug body by gripping the shovel handle body because insertion member is formed into a semi-cylindrical When digging a push hole into the soil, soil and the like are unlikely to spill from both edges of the insert.
Also, since the handle is attached to the base end of the insert and has a downwardly curved shape, when the base end of the handle is gripped, the arm and the insert form an angle nearly parallel to each other. It is not necessary to bend the wrist etc. tightly when pushing the insertion body into the soil at an almost vertical angle, it is only necessary to push down the arm, so it is easy to apply power and workability has been improved. I have.

Furthermore horticultural excavator of claim 5, wherein
The hinge portion has a flat portion formed in the mounting portion, and
On one side of the flat part, a pivot with a head protrudes
And the flat portion has a diameter slightly larger than the head of the pivot.
A large aperture and a diameter larger than the pivot and smaller than the head
The small opening is connected to the other end of the opening
Things.

[0012]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A gardening shovel according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, a horticultural shovel 1 is fixed to a shovel body 2 which is a semi-cylindrical insertion body formed by bending a steel plate or the like into a curved shape, and obliquely upward to the center of the base end side of the shovel body 2. A rod-shaped mounting member 3 serving as a mounting portion, and a downwardly curved rod-shaped handle 4 attached to the mounting member 3, wherein the handle 4 has a connecting portion 5 formed linearly from the distal end side. , And a grip portion 6 formed in a substantially arc shape. The rod-shaped mounting member 3 is firmly fixed from the back side of the shovel body 2 by a fixing member 7 such as a rivet.

The operation of the above configuration will be described. When digging a hole by inserting the shovel body 2 to the depth, as shown in FIG.
It may be inserted into the soil E at an angle close to vertical of about 5 to 90 degrees and excavated. At this time, the mounting member 3 is fixed to the base end side of the shovel body 2 obliquely upward, and the gripping portion 6 of the handle 4 has a substantially arc shape.
When you grasp the proximal end of the excavator, the arm A from the elbow and the shovel body 2
Make an angle close to parallel of, for example, about 15 degrees or less. For this reason, since the force P is applied in the direction of lowering the arm A while the grip part 6 is naturally held without twisting the wrist or the like, the force is easily applied and the workability is improved. . The excavated soil is less likely to spill from the side edge because the shovel body 2 is formed in a semi-cylindrical shape. In particular, since the valley portion 2B of the shovel body 2 is formed deep, the mechanical strength of the shovel body 2 is improved, and the axis of the valley portion 2B, the mounting member 3, and the handle 4 are aligned on the same straight line. Therefore, the force applied during the operation is reliably transmitted to the shovel body 2. In addition, in this embodiment, since the mounting member 3 is rod-shaped and is firmly fixed to the shovel body 2 by the fixing member 7, the shovel body 2 and the handle 4
It has become a thing with improved connection strength between.

As described in detail above, the gardening shovel 1 of the first embodiment comprises a semi-cylindrical shovel body 2 and a curved handle 4 attached to the base end of the shovel body 2. Therefore, when the handle 4 of the gardening shovel 1 is gripped and the shovel body 2 is pushed into the soil E and digged up, soil and the like are less likely to spill from the side edge of the shovel body 2. The handle 4 has a substantially arc shape that is curved downward. When the base end side of the handle 4 is gripped, the arm A and the shovel body 2 form an almost parallel angle. It is not necessary to bend the wrist or the like tightly when pushing in at an angle nearly perpendicular to E, and the arm A can be pushed down, so that it is easy to apply force and the workability is improved. In particular, since the handle 4 is attached to the attachment member 3 provided diagonally above the base end of the shovel main body 2, when the base end of the handle 4 is gripped, the arm A and the shovel main body 4 are separated. Since the positions are close to the same straight line, it is easier to apply force and the workability is improved.

Next, as a second embodiment of the present invention, a gardening
FIGS. 3 to 9 in the case of using velvet as a planting tool
This will be described with reference to FIG. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the planting tool 11 according to the second embodiment includes a shovel-shaped member 12 and a fork-shaped member 13, which are planting members formed by a pair of gardening shovels . The shovel-shaped member 12 and the fork-shaped member 13
Semi-cylindrical insert 14 made of steel plate and shaped into a curved member
And a rod-shaped mounting member 15 serving as a pattern mounting portion fixed to the center of the base end side of the insertion body 14 obliquely upward, and a downwardly curved rod-shaped pattern 16 mounted on the mounting member 15. As shown in FIG. 4, the side edge 14A of the insert 14 is formed so as to be inclined so as to gradually decrease toward the tip side with respect to the line 14B formed by the valley of the insert 14. ing. In addition, the handle 16 is formed in a downwardly curved shape by a connecting portion 17 formed linearly from the distal end side and a grip portion 18 formed in a substantially arc shape, and the shovel-shaped member as described above. 12 and the fork-like member 13, the insert of the shovel-like member 12
14 is formed slightly smaller in width than the insert 14 of the fork-shaped member 13. In this embodiment, a protrusion 16B is formed on the base end face 16A of the fork-shaped member 13. The tip of the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 is a curved blade portion 14C, and the insert 14 of the fork-shaped member 13
Has a fork-shaped tooth portion 14D. further,
The rod-shaped mounting member 15 is firmly fixed by a fixing member S such as a rivet from the back side of the insertion body 14.

The shovel-like member 12 and the fork-like member 13 each have a flat portion 15
A and 15B, and the flat portions 15A and 15B have hinge portions.
19, it is detachably and rotatably connected. That is, one side of the flat portion 15A of the shovel-shaped member 12 has a head 20A.
The flat portion 15A has a locking projection 21 formed on the periphery of the flat portion 15A. The flat portion 15B of the fork-shaped member 13 has the head of the pivot 20
A large opening 22A having a diameter slightly larger than 20A and a small opening 22B larger than the pivot 20 and smaller than the head 20A.
Are formed, and a notch 23 which can be locked to the locking projection 21 is formed.

The shovel-like member 12 and the fork-like member 13 are arranged such that the cylindrical inserts 14 and 14 are opposed to each other, and the head 20A of the pivot 20 is formed with a large-diameter opening 22. Department
It is inserted rotatably from 22A and is pivotally connected by shifting the pivot 20 to a small opening 22B. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 4, the base end surface 16A of the handle 16 of the shovel-shaped member 12 is formed.
And a projection 16B on the base end face 16A of the handle 16 of the fork-shaped member 13.
When the pair of handle members 16 and 16 is rotated in the closing direction until they come into contact with each other, the side edge 14A of the insertion member 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 enters the inside of the insertion member 14 of the fork-shaped member 13, and Side edge
At 14A, 14A, it is constituted so that it may become the cylindrical body which overlapped and reduced the diameter toward the front-end | tip side. Also, pattern 1
In the state in which the locking projections 21 are engaged with the notches 23 in the state in which the locks 6 and 16 are closed, the pivot 20 does not shift in the opening 22. However, as shown in FIG. When the opening 16 is opened, the notch 23 is released from the locking projection 21, and the flat portions 15A and 15B are relatively moved in parallel to shift the pivot 20 toward the large-diameter opening 22A, thereby forming a shovel-shaped portion. Member 12 and fork-like member
The connection with 13 has been released, making it removable.

The operation of the above configuration will be described. When planting a bulb or the like using the planting tool 11 as described above, first, as shown in FIG. 6, the inserts 14, 14 of the shovel-like member 12 and the fork-like member 13 are slightly opened. In this state, the lines 14B, 14B formed by the valleys of the two inserts 14, 14 are inserted in parallel into the soil E, and when the insert is further deepened, the inserts 14, 14 are closed,
As a result, the handles 16, 16 rotate in the closing direction, and are formed on the base end face 16A of the handle 16 of the shovel-like member 12 and the base end face 16A of the handle 16 of the fork-like member 13, as shown in FIG. Boss 16
When B contacts, it can be confirmed that the pair of plugs 14 is closed. As a result, the soil is held in the cylindrical body formed by the pair of insertion bodies 14, 14. Then, by pulling out the planting tool 11 in this state, the soil can be removed in a cylindrical shape and a hole can be formed in the soil. When a hole is formed in this way and a bulb is planted or a flower is transplanted in this hole, the shovel-like member 12 and the fork-like member 13
The soil can be dropped by rotating the handle 16 in the opening direction.

Further, when the soil is covered in this manner, as shown in FIG. 5, the handle members 16, 16 of the shovel-like member 12 and the fork-like member 13 are further opened, and the pivot 20 is moved toward the large opening 22A. The connection between the shovel-shaped member 12 and the fork-shaped member 13 can be released. Then, it can be used as a regular horticultural shovel or a horticultural shovel having a fork-shaped tooth portion 14D for leveling or re-digging the soil.

For example, as shown in FIG. 8, the shovel-shaped member 12 alone grips the handle 16 and removes the plug 14 from the soil E.
A hole can be dug as a shovel for gardening by pushing it inside. At this time, the mounting member 15 is fixed to the base end side of the insertion body 14 obliquely upward, and the gripping portion 18 of the pattern body 16 has a substantially arc shape. When the user grips the side, the arm A ahead of the elbow and the insert 14 form an angle close to parallel, for example, about 15 degrees or less. For this reason, the arm A is held in a state where the gripper 18 is naturally held without twisting the wrist or the like.
Since the force P can be applied in the direction of decreasing the force, the force can be easily applied and the workability is improved. The soil dug up in this way is less likely to spill from the side edges because the insert 14 is formed in a semi-cylindrical shape. In particular, since the line 14B formed by the valley of the plug 14 is formed deep, the mechanical strength of the plug 14 is improved, and the line 14B formed by the valley, the mounting member 15, and the pattern 16 is on the same straight line, so that the force applied during the work is reliably transmitted to the insert 14.

As shown in FIG. 9, the fork-like member 13 having the fork-like teeth 14D is used alone to
, The fork-shaped tooth portion 14D on the tip side of the insertion body 14 is pushed in, and the soil can be plowed or the root can be dug. This fork not only has the effect that the soil is not easily spilled and the force is easily applied as in the horticultural shovel as shown in FIG. 8 described above, but also the fork-shaped tooth portion 14D is hardly shaken right and left. Also has the effect.

As described in detail above, the implant 11 of the second embodiment is used.
Is a shovel-shaped member 12 and a fork-shaped member including a semi-cylindrical insertion body 14, an attachment member 15 formed on the proximal end side of the insertion body 14, and a handle 16 attached to the attachment member 15. Element
13 is rotatably attached by a detachable hinge 19 with the semi-cylindrical insert 14 facing the semi-cylindrical insert 14, so that when planting a bulb or transplanting a flower or the like, the half cylinder Insert 1 of excavator-like member 12 and fork-like member 13
The plugs 4 and 14 are slightly opened and inserted into the soil E from the distal ends of the plugs 14 and 14. Next, when the handles 16, 16 of the shovel-like member 12 and the fork-like member 13 are rotated and closed, the inserts 14, 14 are also closed, and the soil is held. In this state, a hole or the like for planting can be easily formed in the soil E by grasping the handle 16 and pulling out the planting tool 11. Then, when a bulb is planted or a flower is transplanted in this hole, the soil can be dropped by opening the peduncles 16,16. Further, when the soil is covered in this way, the connection between the shovel-shaped member 12 and the fork-shaped member 13 is released, and the soil can be used as a horticultural shovel to level the soil or to dig and raise again. . In this case, the excavated soil is less likely to spill from both edges of the inserts 14,14.

In particular, since the width of the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 is formed in a tubular shape slightly smaller than the width of the insert 14 of the fork-shaped member 13, the patterns 16, 16 are formed. When the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 and the insert 14 of the fork-shaped member 13 are closed by rotating in the closing direction, the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 It fits inside the 14 to hold the soil firmly.

[0024] Next horticultural sucrose as a third embodiment of the present invention
FIG. 10 and FIG. 1 when a bell is used as an implant
This will be described with reference to FIG. For gardening shovel of the third embodiment
Since the planting tool has basically the same configuration as that of the above-described second embodiment, the same configuration is denoted by the same reference numeral, and detailed description thereof will be omitted. In the third embodiment, the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 and the insert 14 of the fork-shaped member 13 are formed in a cylindrical shape having the same curvature.
The side edge 14A of the twelve inserts 14 has a recessed step 24 formed in a band shape with respect to the longitudinal direction, so that the width of the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 is It has a cylindrical shape slightly smaller in width than the width of the plug-in body 14. Further, the step portion 24 is cut off in the middle, and a fitting portion 25 continuing from the insertion body 14 is formed in a convex shape with respect to the step portion 24. A fitting receiving portion 26 is formed in the side edge 14A of the fork-shaped member 13 in a concave shape with respect to the fitting portion 25. In addition, the base end 27 in the present embodiment is slightly bent inward.

As described above, the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12
By forming a concave step portion 24 on the side edge 14A of the shovel-shaped member 12, when the pair of handle members 16, 16 is rotated in the closing direction, the concave portion formed on the side edge 14A of the insert 14 of the shovel-shaped member 12 is formed. Step 24
Enters inside the side edge 14A of the insert 14 of the fork-shaped member 13. On the other hand, as is clear from the cross-sectional view of the plugged bodies 14 and 14 in the closed state shown in FIG. 11, the fitting part 25 of the shovel-shaped member 12 is fitted from the outside of the fitting receiving part 26 of the fork-shaped member 13. Therefore, the pair of plugs 14, 14 are securely closed, and the plugs 14, 14 can be prevented from being deformed due to opening and closing. Moreover, in the present embodiment, the proximal ends 27 of the inserts 14, 14 are slightly bent inward, so that the mechanical strength of the inserts 14, 14 themselves is improved.

Next , a horticultural show as a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described.
FIG. 12 and FIG. 1 when the bell is used as an implant
3 will be described. For the gardening shovel of the fourth embodiment
The planting tool according to the third embodiment basically has the same configuration as that of the second embodiment, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted. The fourth embodiment differs from the second embodiment in that the hinge portions 19 formed on the flat portions 15A and 15B are different. Specifically, the flat portion 15A of the mounting member 15 of the shovel-shaped member 12 is different from the second embodiment. Head 20A
The shaft 20 is provided with a large diameter portion 20a.
And a small diameter portion 20b. Also,
The flat portion 15A of the attachment member 15 of the fork-shaped member 13 has an opening 28A having a diameter larger than the head 20A, an opening 28B having a diameter smaller than the head 20A, and a small diameter portion of the shaft 20. An opening 28 formed by a passage 28C larger than 20b and smaller than the large-diameter portion 20a is formed.

As shown in FIG. 12, when the handles 16, 16 are closed, the large diameter portion 20a of the shaft 20 is inclined with respect to the passage 28C.
The connection with the shaft 20 is not released, but when the handles 16, 16 are widely opened as shown in FIG.
By being parallel to 28C, the shaft 20 can move toward the large-diameter opening 28A, and the connection between the shovel-like member 12 and the fork-like member 13 can be released. As in the present embodiment, the connection between the shovel-shaped member 12 and the fork-shaped member 13 can be various if it is rotatable.

Although the present invention has been described based on the above embodiments, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. . For example, in the second embodiment, the pair of planting members is the shovel-shaped member 12 and the fork-shaped member 13, but both may be the shovel-shaped member 12, or conversely, both may be the fork-shaped member 13. It may be. Also,
The shovel body 2 and the insert 14 do not need to be semi-cylindrical, but can be of various shapes as long as they are curved and made to be substantially cylindrical. Further, in the first embodiment, the case of a horticultural shovel having no tooth portion at the tip has been described as an example. However, in this specification, the horticultural shovel is not limited to this, and is illustrated in FIG. 9. Such forks are included.

[0029]

The horticultural shovel according to the first aspect of the present invention comprises:
A semi-cylindrical insert and a diagonally upward direction on the proximal end side of the insert
And the handle attached to the fixed attachment part.
The handle is formed linearly obliquely upward from the tip side.
Connection part and a grip curved in a substantially arc shape downward from this connection part.
Since it is composed of the holding portion , when the handle of the shovel is gripped and the insert is pushed into the soil to dig a hole, soil and the like are unlikely to spill from both edges of the insert. The handle was fixed diagonally upward at the center of the base end side of the insert .
Since it is attached to the attachment portion and has a shape that is curved downward in a substantially arc shape, when the base end side of this handle is gripped, the arm and the insert form an angle nearly parallel, and the arm and the insert Is the same as
Since it is close to a straight line, it is not necessary to bend the wrist etc. tightly when pushing the insert into the soil at an almost vertical angle, it is enough to push down the arm, so it is easy to apply force and workability Has been improved.

Further, horticultural excavator according to claim 2, wherein
A flat part is formed in the mounting part, and one side of this flat part
A pivot having a head is protruded.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided the gardening shovel, wherein
A flat part is formed in this flat part, and an opening is formed in this flat part.
Is what is being done.

A horticultural shovel according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is a semi-cylindrical differential.
And an obliquely upwardly fixed base end of the insert.
And a handle attached to the mounting portion.
Is a connecting part formed diagonally above the tip
From the connection part of the
A pair of gardening shovels facing the half-tubular insert
The flat portion formed in the mounting portion
Parts so as to be rotatable and connectable to each other,
When the left and right handle parts are closed by connecting the bells ,
Cylindrical shape with overlapping side edges and reduced diameter toward the tip while closing
Because it forms a body , a semi-tubular gardening shovel is connected when planting bulbs or transplanting flowers.
To, inserted in the soil from the distal end side of the plug body in a state slightly open the Sakomitai. Next, when the handle of the gardening shovel is rotated and closed, the plug of the gardening shovel is also closed, and the soil is held in the semi-cylindrical plug.
In this state, a hole can be formed in the soil by grasping the handle and pulling out the gardening shovel. And when you plant a bulb or transplant a flower in this hole, by turning the handle of a pair of gardening shovels and opening it,
You can drop the soil. Furthermore, if the soil is covered in this way, the connection between the pivots of the pair of horticultural shovels and the opening is made.
Once removed, they can be used as horticultural shovels to level or re-dig the soil. Moreover, in this way, remove the coupling horticultural excavator, when each used alone as a horticultural shovel, the plug body by gripping the shovel handle body because insertion member is formed into a semi-cylindrical When digging a push hole into the soil, soil and the like are unlikely to spill from both edges of the insert. Also, since the handle is attached to the base end side of the insertion body and has a downward curved shape, when gripping the base end side of the handle,
Since the arm and the insert form an angle close to parallel, it is not necessary to bend the wrist etc. tightly when pushing the insert at a nearly vertical angle into the soil, just push the arm down. It is easy to put effort and the workability has been improved.

Furthermore horticultural excavator of claim 5, wherein
The hinge portion has a flat portion formed in the mounting portion, and
On one side of the flat part, a pivot with a head protrudes
And the flat portion has a diameter slightly larger than the head of the pivot.
A large aperture and a diameter larger than the pivot and smaller than the head
The small opening is connected to the other end of the opening
Things.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a gardening shovel according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a use state of the gardening shovel of the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 shows a gardening shovel according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
It is an exploded perspective view showing the case where it is used as .

FIG. 4 shows the gardening shovel of the second embodiment as a planting tool.
It is shown to a side view of the case of using Te.

FIG. 5 shows the horticultural shovel of the second embodiment as a planting tool.
FIG. 6 is a partially enlarged side view showing a state in which a handle is opened when used .

FIG. 6 shows a gardening shovel according to the second embodiment as a planting tool.
It is a side view which shows the use condition at the time of using.

FIG. 7 shows a gardening shovel according to the second embodiment as a planting tool.
It is a side view which shows the use condition at the time of using.

FIG. 8 shows the gardening shovel of the second embodiment as a planting tool.
It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of the shovel-shaped member at the time of using.

FIG. 9 shows the gardening shovel of the second embodiment as a planting tool.
It is shown to perspective view of the case of using Te.

FIG. 10 shows a third embodiment of the present invention in which a garden shovel is planted.
It is shown to a side view of the case of using as ingredients.

FIG. 11 shows a horticultural shovel according to the third embodiment ,
Figure 1 in a state in which a indicates to plug body is closed if to use
0 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG.

FIG. 12 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention in which a horticultural shovel is planted.
It is a partial enlarged side view which shows the state which closed the handle | steel part at the time of using as a tool .

FIG. 13 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention in which a horticultural shovel is planted.
It is a partial enlarged side view which shows the state which closed the handle | steel part at the time of using as a tool .

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Gardening shovel 2 Excavator main body (half cylindrical insertion body) 3 Mounting member (mounting part) 4 Pattern body 11 Planting tool 12 Shovel-shaped member (planting member) 13 Fork-shaped member (planting member) 14 14A Side edge 15 Mounting member (Pattern mounting part) 16 Pattern 16A Base end surface 19 Hinge

Claims (5)

(57) [Claims] 1. A semi-cylindrical insert, and a proximal end of the insert
Attached to the mounting part fixed diagonally upward
The handle is a straight line obliquely upward from the tip side
Shaped connection and a substantially circular arc downward from this connection
A horticultural shovel comprising a grip portion curved in a horizontal direction. 2. A flat part is formed in said mounting part,
The gardening shovel according to claim 1, wherein a pivot having a head is protruded from one side of the flat portion . 3. A flat portion is formed in said mounting portion,
2. The gardening shovel according to claim 1 , wherein an opening is formed in the flat portion . 4. A semi-cylindrical insert, and a proximal end of the insert.
Attached to the mounting part fixed diagonally upward
The handle is a straight line obliquely upward from the tip side
Shaped connection and a substantially circular arc downward from this connection
A pair of gardening shovels consisting of a curved holding part,
The semi-cylindrical insert is formed on the mounting portion so as to face the insert.
Can be connected rotatably by hinge part in flattened part
And connect the pair of gardening shovels to the left and right patterns.
When the parts are closed, the side edges of both
It is characterized by forming a cylindrical body whose diameter is reduced toward the end side.
Gardening excavator. 5. The hinge portion has a flat portion on the mounting portion.
A pivot formed with a head on one side of the flat portion projects.
And the flat portion is separated from the head of the pivot.
A large opening with a large diameter and a larger than the pivot
An opening is formed that communicates with an opening that is smaller in diameter than the head.
5. The garden according to claim 4, wherein the garden comprises
Entertainment excavator.