JP6330233B1 - Decoration stand - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a decoration stand capable of correcting the display position of a sphere without disassembling the decoration stand. A decoration table 10 includes a second case plate 13 capable of supporting a sphere 20 and a first case plate 12 having a through hole 22 having a size through which the sphere cannot pass. Store. The spherical body 20 supported by the second case plate 13 is pressed into the through hole 22 to be held by the first case plate 12 and unsupported by the second case plate 13. . [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a decoration stand.

For example, as a display for displaying a sphere such as a commemorative ball, a case in which two upper and lower case bodies are formed in a hemispherical shape from a light-transmitting material and balls are stored inside the upper and lower case bodies is disclosed. Has been. According to this decoration stand, for example, after a sign or a design such as a letter mark is applied on the surface of the sphere, the sphere is stored in the upper and lower case bodies. By storing the spheres in the upper and lower case bodies, the entire sphere is covered with the upper and lower case bodies.
For this reason, when a sphere with a sign or design is stored in two upper and lower case bodies, it is composed of a sphere sign or design and the form of the decoration stand or the design applied to the decoration stand. Considering the overall appearance, the display position of the sphere is determined and stored in the upper and lower case bodies. In this state, the sphere can be displayed on the display stand (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

No. 7-30399

Thus, when a sphere is displayed on the display stand of Patent Document 1, it is necessary to store the sphere in two upper and lower case bodies. On the other hand, it is conceivable to correct the display position of the sphere after aligning the sphere with the display position and storing it in the upper and lower case bodies.
In this case, it is necessary to correct the display position of the sphere by disassembling and opening the two upper and lower case bodies. For this reason, the work of correcting the display position of the sphere is complicated, and there is room for improvement from this viewpoint.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a decoration stand that can correct the display position of a sphere without disassembling the decoration stand.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the decoration table according to claim 1 (for example, the decoration tables 10 and 60 in the embodiment) penetrates a sphere (for example, the golf ball 20 in the embodiment) that cannot pass through. A case plate (for example, the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 arranged on the side to be viewed in the embodiment) having holes (for example, the through hole 22 and the second through hole 34 in the embodiment); the Rukoto the spheres are arranged in an assembly position in which the spherical body is pressed into the through hole, the spherical body is a decorative base held by the case plate, the opposite direction of the force to the direction in which the press-fitting In addition to the sphere through the through-hole, the sphere is pushed out from the through-hole, and is disposed at the assembly position facing the case plate, and can support the sphere (for example, Implementation Support member having a fourth opening 36) in the state (e.g., a second case plate 13,63) disposed on the side opposite to the side to be viewing according to the embodiment, the relative to the casing plate of the support member The assembly position is a position that does not come into contact with the sphere press-fitted into the through hole (for example, the position shown in FIGS. 5, 6, and 8 in the embodiment), and the support portion in the assembly position is The spherical body pushed out from the through hole is formed at a position (for example, the position shown in FIG. 7 in the embodiment) that contacts the spherical body pushed out from the through hole with respect to the support member. The case plate is prevented from falling by being sandwiched between the case plate and the support portion.

According to the said structure, the display position with respect to the decoration stand of a spherical body is fixed by press-fitting in the through-hole of the dimension which a spherical body cannot pass. In addition, by press-fitting the sphere into a through-hole having a size that cannot pass, a force in a direction opposite to the press-fitting direction can be applied to the sphere through the through-hole, and the sphere can be pushed out from the through-hole. Further, the support member having the support portion arranged at the assembly position does not come into contact with the sphere pressed into the through hole, but comes into contact with the sphere pushed out from the through hole and penetrates in cooperation with the case plate. Since the sphere pushed out from the hole is clamped, even if the fixed display position is released, the sphere is clamped by the decoration stand so as to be prevented from falling . In other words, the sphere that has been pushed out of the through hole and whose display position is fixed can be corrected by rotating the sphere in any direction from the outside through the through hole. Further, since the operation of press-fitting the sphere into the through hole can be performed through the through hole to fix the corrected display position, for example, the display position of the sphere is corrected and fixed without disassembling the decoration stand. be able to.

  The decoration stand according to means 1 is the decoration stand according to claim 1, wherein the through-hole has a first opening (for example, the first opening 23 in the embodiment) and the first. A cylindrical second opening diameter (for example, second in the embodiment) that is disposed closer to the center of the sphere than the opening and is smaller than the diameter of the sphere (for example, the diameter 2 × R1 of the golf ball in the embodiment). A second opening (for example, the second opening 24 in the embodiment) having an opening diameter of 2 × R3), and the sphere is press-fitted into the second opening. It is characterized by being held by a plate (for example, the first case plate 12 disposed on the viewing side in the embodiment).

  According to the above configuration, by pressing the sphere into the second opening, it is possible to press-fit the sphere into the second opening and hold the sphere in the second opening. On the other hand, the press-fitting of the sphere by the second opening can be released by moving the sphere in the direction away from the second opening. Thereby, the sphere can be rotated in any direction from the outside.

  The decoration table according to means 2 is the decoration table according to claim 1 or 1, wherein the through hole is based on a diameter dimension of the sphere (for example, a diameter dimension 2 × R1 of the golf ball in the embodiment). A third opening (for example, the third opening 35 in the embodiment) that is opened with a small third cylindrical opening size (for example, the third opening diameter 2 × R4 in the embodiment), and the third opening 4th opening part (for example, 4th opening in embodiment) which is arrange | positioned from the part to the center side of the said sphere, and is opened by the dimension (for example, 4th opening diameter dimension 2 * R5 in embodiment) which the said sphere can pass through. Part 36), and the sphere is held by the case plate (for example, the second case plate 13 disposed on the viewing side in the embodiment) by being press-fitted into the third opening. It is characterized by that.

  According to the above configuration, by pressing the sphere into the third opening, it is possible to press-fit the sphere into the third opening and hold the sphere in the third opening. On the other hand, the press-fitting of the sphere by the third opening can be released by moving the sphere in the direction away from the third opening. Thereby, the sphere can be rotated in any direction from the outside.

  The decoration stand described in the means 3 is the decoration stand according to any one of claims 1, 1 and 2, and the case plate (for example, the first case arranged on the viewing side in the embodiment). The plate 12, the second case plate 13 disposed on the ornamental side, has light transmissivity, and a design that is separable from the case plate is provided on the support member side of the case plate. A sheet (for example, the sheet 15 in the embodiment) is arranged.

  According to the said structure, a case board is formed with the member which has a light transmittance, and the pattern, the character, etc. which were given to the sheet | seat via the case board can be visually observed from the exterior of a decoration stand. As a result, the decoration stand can be decorated with patterns, characters, etc., and the design of the decoration stand can be improved. In addition, because it is a decorative table with improved design, if the person who assembled the decorative table differs from the person who has received the decorative table, the preference of the person who has received the decorative table (for example, the place where the decorative table is installed) Depending on whether the position is higher or lower than the line of sight, the person who has taken over the decoration table can release the press-fitting of the sphere and rotate the sphere in any direction from the outside.

  The decoration table according to means 4 is the decoration table according to any one of claim 1, means 1, means 2, and means 3, wherein the through hole is eccentric with respect to the center of the case plate. It is opened to a part (for example, a part 12e eccentric with respect to the center of the first case plate 12 in the embodiment, a part 13e eccentric with respect to the center of the second case plate 13 arranged on the viewing side). It is a feature.

  According to the said structure, the area | region where the through-hole is not opened can be ensured largely among case plates by opening a through-hole in the site | part eccentric with respect to the center of a case board. Therefore, a desired pattern or character can be displayed in the secured area. Thereby, the design property of a decoration stand can be improved. In addition, because it is a decorative table with improved design, if the person who assembled the decorative table differs from the person who has received the decorative table, the preference of the person who has received the decorative table (for example, the place where the decorative table is installed) Depending on whether the position is higher or lower than the line of sight, the person who has taken over the decoration table can release the press-fitting of the sphere and rotate the sphere in any direction from the outside.

  The decoration stand according to means 5 is the decoration stand according to any one of claims 1, 1, 2, 3, and 4, wherein the sphere is held by the case plate. Is characterized by having a plurality of depressions (for example, dimples 21 in the embodiment) on the surface (for example, the surface 20c of the golf ball in the embodiment).

  According to the said structure, the several hollow part was formed in the surface of a spherical body. Therefore, in a state where the press-fitting of the sphere is released, the support (for example, the fourth openings 36 and 66 of the second case plates 13 and 63 disposed on the side opposite to the side to be viewed in the embodiment), the sphere, The contact area can be kept small. That is, when the sphere is rotated in an arbitrary direction, the frictional force generated on the sphere can be kept small. Thereby, a spherical body can be smoothly rotated in arbitrary directions.

  The decoration stand according to means 6 is the decoration stand according to any one of claims 1, means 1, means 2, means 3, means 4, and means 5, and is held by the case plate. The sphere is a golf ball.

According to the above configuration, by using a sphere as a golf ball, for example, a golf participant purchases a decoration stand assembled as a souvenir, or a golf participant receives a display stand assembled as a souvenir. Can be expanded.
Also, the person who assembled the decoration stand is different from the person who has taken over the decoration stand. Therefore, depending on the preference of the person who took over the decoration stand (for example, whether the place where the decoration stand is installed is higher or lower than the line of sight) The press-fitting can be released and the sphere can be rotated in any direction from the outside.

It is a perspective view which shows the decoration stand of 1st Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a side view which shows the decoration stand of 1st Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a side view which shows the state which decomposed | disassembled the decoration stand of 1st Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view showing the 1st case board of a 1st embodiment concerning the present invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which hold | maintained the golf ball with the 1st case board of 1st Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which hold | maintained the golf ball with the 2nd case board of 1st Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which supported the golf ball with the 2nd case board of 1st Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the decoration stand of 2nd Embodiment which concerns on this invention.

A decoration stand 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the viewing side of the decoration table 10 is indicated by the front (FR), the right side as viewed from the person viewing the decoration table 10 is indicated by RH, and the upper side is indicated by UP.
[First embodiment]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a decoration stand 10 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a side view showing the decoration stand 10 according to the first embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the decoration stand 10 includes a first case plate 12, a second case plate (support member) 13, a sheet 15, and a fastening member 17.
The first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 are arranged so as to face each other in the front-rear direction (predetermined direction).

  When the back surface 12b of the first case plate 12 and the back surface 13b of the second case plate 13 are overlapped, the first case plate 12 prevents the golf ball from falling on the first case plate 12 side. It is like that. In addition, the second case plate 13 prevents the golf ball from falling on the second case plate 13 side. A sheet 15 is interposed between the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13. In this state, the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 are fastened by the fastening member 17. Thereby, the decoration stand 10 is integrally formed by the first case plate 12, the second case plate 13, the sheet 15, and the fastening member 17.

Hereinafter, each member of the 1st case board 12, the 2nd case board 13, the sheet | seat 15, and the fastening member 17 is demonstrated in detail.
FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state in which the decoration stand 10 according to the first embodiment is disassembled. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the first case plate 12 according to the first embodiment.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the first case plate 12 is formed of, for example, an acrylic plate (flat plate) having optical transparency with a plate thickness dimension T1 of 10 mm. The thickness T1 of the acrylic plate is not limited to 10 mm. Specifically, the first case plate 12 has a front surface 12a and a back surface 12b that are formed flat, and an outer periphery 12c that is rectangular with a first long side, a second long side, a first short side, and a second short side. Is formed.
The outer periphery 12c has, for example, a first long side and a second long side of 100 mm, and a first short side and a second short side of 80 mm.
The first case plate 12 includes a through hole 22 that penetrates the first case plate 12 and a plurality of first attachment holes 26.
The plurality of first mounting holes 26 are opened at the four corners 12 d of the first case plate 12 so as to be penetrated in the thickness direction of the first case plate 12.

The through hole 22 is opened at a portion 12 e that is eccentric downward with respect to the center of the first case plate 12. Therefore, a large upper region 12f of the first case plate 12 where the through hole 22 is not opened can be secured.
As another example, for example, the through hole 22 can be opened eccentrically upward with respect to the center of the first case plate 12.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the golf ball 20 is held by the first case plate 12 according to the first embodiment.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the through hole 22 has a first opening 23 and a second opening 24. The first opening 23 is disposed on the first case plate 12 on the side away from the center 30 of the golf ball 20. The second opening 24 is disposed closer to the center 30 of the golf ball 20 than the first opening 23.
The diameter (2 × R1) of the golf ball 20, the first opening diameter (2 × R2) of the first opening 23, the second opening diameter (2 × R3) of the second opening 24, and the second opening The relationship of 24 depth dimensions D1 is shown in the following equation.
The diameter (2 × R1) of the golf ball 20 is standardized to be 1.68 inches (42.67 mm) or more, and (2 × R1) = 42.67 mm is preferable.

R3 <R1 (1)
^{√ (R1 2 -D1 2) <} R2 <√R3 2 (2)
However,
R1: Radial dimension of the golf ball R2: Radial dimension of the first opening 23 R3: Radial dimension of the second opening 24 D1: Depth dimension of the second opening 24

  The second opening 24 satisfying the relationship of R3 <R1 in the equation (1) is opened in a cylindrical shape with a depth dimension D1 smaller than the diameter dimension (2 × R1) of the golf ball 20. That is, the second opening 24 has a dimension that prevents the golf ball from passing therethrough. Further, since the golf ball 20 has a property of being elastically deformed, the golf ball 20 can be press-fitted into the second opening 24. Specifically, when the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the second opening 24, the golf ball 20 is elastically deformed. The elastically deformed golf ball 20 comes into contact with the inner peripheral surface 24 a of the second opening 24. Since the second opening 24 is a cylindrical opening, the contact area where the deformed golf ball 20 contacts the second opening 24 can be increased. Further, since the restoring force of the deformed golf ball 20 acts to fix the golf ball 20 to the second opening 24, the golf ball 20 is held in the second opening 24. That is, the golf ball 20 is held by the first case plate 12 by being press-fitted into the second opening 24.

  In the first embodiment, the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the second opening 24 from the state in which the center 30 of the golf ball 20 is disposed outside the second opening 24, so that the center of the golf ball 20 is centered. 30 moves to the inside of the second opening 24. Thereby, the golf ball 20 is held at the fixed position P1.

Further, the first opening 23 satisfying the relationship of √ (R1 ² −D1 ² ) <R2 in the expression (2) is opened in a cylindrical shape with a depth dimension D2. Here, the first opening 23 satisfies the relationship of √ (R1 ² −D1 ² ) <R2 in the equation (2). Therefore, in a state where the center 30 of the golf ball 20 is disposed outside the second opening 24, the golf ball 20 is maintained in a non-contact state with the first opening 23 (particularly, the peripheral edge 23a).

Here, since the first opening portion 23 satisfies the relationship of R2 <√R3 ² (that is, R2 <R3) in the equation (2), the golf ball 20 is pressed into the second opening portion 24. In this case, the peripheral edge 23a of the first opening 23 may be contacted. That is, in order to press-fit the golf ball 20 into the second opening 24, the golf ball 20 comes into contact with the peripheral edge 23 a of the first opening 23 by applying a necessary force to the golf ball 20. Therefore, unless a force larger than the force necessary for press-fitting the golf ball 20 into the second opening 24 is applied to the golf ball 20, the golf ball 20 cannot escape from the through hole 22 to the outside 32 of the decoration table 10. It has become. In other words, the first opening portion 23 can prevent the golf ball 20 from slipping out (separating) from the through hole 22 to the outside 32 of the decoration table 10.

  Here, the first opening 23 protrudes inward in the circumferential direction from the second opening 24. Therefore, the depth dimension D2 of the first opening 23 is set to D2 ≧ 1.5 mm. By setting the depth dimension D2 to 1.5 mm or more, the strength of the first opening 23 can be secured.

  In the present embodiment, both the first opening 23 and the second opening 24 are cylindrical openings, and the respective axes of the openings 23 and 24 are the same.

Similarly to the first case plate 12, the second case plate 13 is formed of, for example, an acrylic plate (flat plate) having a light transmittance with a plate thickness dimension T2 of 10 mm. Note that the thickness T2 of the acrylic plate is not limited to 10 mm. Specifically, in the same manner as the first case plate 12, the second case plate 13 has a front surface 13a and a back surface 13b that are formed flat, and an outer periphery 13c that has a first long side, a second long side, and a first short side. And it is formed in a rectangular shape by the second short side.
The outer periphery 13c has, for example, a first long side and a second long side of 100 mm, and a first short side and a second short side of 80 mm.
The second case plate 13 has a second through hole 34 and a plurality of second attachment holes 38.

  The plurality of second mounting holes 38 are opened at the four corners 13 d of the second case plate 13 so as to be penetrated in the thickness direction of the second case plate 13. In a state where the second case plate 13 is superimposed on the first case plate 12, the second mounting hole 38 is disposed at a position facing the first mounting hole 26.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a state where the golf ball 20 is held by the second case plate 13 according to the first embodiment.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 6, the second through hole 34 is opened in a portion 13 e that is eccentric downward with respect to the center of the second case plate 13, as in the case of the through hole 22. Therefore, a large upper region 13f of the second case plate 13 where the second through hole 34 is not opened can be secured.
As another example, for example, the second through hole 34 can be eccentric upward with respect to the center of the second case plate 13.
In a state where the second case plate 13 is superimposed on the first case plate 12, the second through hole 34 is disposed at a position facing the through hole 22.

The second through hole 34 has a third opening 35 and a fourth opening (supporting part) 36. The third opening 35 is disposed on the second case plate 13 on the side away from the center 30 of the golf ball 20. The fourth opening 36 is disposed closer to the center 30 of the golf ball 20 than the third opening 35.
The golf ball 20 has a diameter (2 × R1), a third opening 35 has a third opening diameter (2 × R4), a fourth opening 36 has a fourth opening diameter (2 × R5), and a fourth opening. The relationship of 36 depth dimensions D3 is shown in the following equation.

R1 <R5 (3)
R4 <√R1 ² (4)
However,
R1: Radial dimension of the golf ball 20 R4: Radial dimension of the third opening 35 R5: Radial dimension of the fourth opening 36

  The fourth opening 36 satisfying the relationship of R1 <R5 in the expression (3) is a dimension through which the golf ball can pass, that is, a fourth opening diameter dimension (2) equal to or larger than the diameter dimension (2 × R1) of the golf ball 20. × R5) and opened in a cylindrical shape with a depth dimension D3.

Further, the third opening 35 that satisfies the relationship of (4) Formula R4 <√R1 ² (that is, R4 <R1) is smaller than the diameter dimension (2 × R1) of the golf ball 20 and has a depth dimension D4. Opened in shape. That is, the third opening 35 has a dimension that the golf ball cannot pass through. Further, since the golf ball 20 has a property of elastic deformation, the golf ball 20 can be press-fitted into the third opening 35.
Specifically, when the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the third opening 35, the golf ball 20 is elastically deformed. The elastically deformed golf ball 20 contacts the inner peripheral surface 35 a of the third opening 35. Since the third opening 35 is a cylindrical opening, the contact area where the deformed golf ball 20 contacts the third opening 35 can be increased. Further, since the restoring force of the deformed golf ball 20 acts to fix the golf ball 20 to the third opening 35, the golf ball 20 is held in the third opening 35. That is, the golf ball 20 is held by the second case plate 13 by being press-fitted into the third opening 35.

  In the first embodiment, the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the third opening 35 from the state where the center 30 of the golf ball 20 is disposed outside the fourth opening 36. 30 moves to the inside of the fourth opening 36. Thereby, the golf ball 20 is held at the fixed position P3.

  Here, the third opening 35 protrudes inward in the circumferential direction from the fourth opening 36. Therefore, the depth dimension D4 of the third opening 35 is set to D4 ≧ 1.5 mm. The strength of the third opening 35 can be ensured by setting the depth dimension D4 to 1.5 mm or more.

  In the present embodiment, the third opening 35 and the fourth opening 36 are both cylindrical openings, and the respective axes of the openings 35 and 36 are the same.

FIG. 7 shows a state where the golf ball 20 is not held by the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 arranged at the assembly position according to the first embodiment, that is, the golf ball 20 has the second opening 24. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which neither of the first and third openings 35 is press-fitted.
The golf ball 20, the first case plate 12, the seat 15, and the second case plate 13 are assembled as shown in FIG. In this state, the depth D1 of the second opening 24 is such that the golf ball 20 of the first embodiment can appear in a state where it is not press-fitted into either the second opening 24 or the third opening 35. The depth dimension D3 of the fourth opening 36 and the thickness dimension D5 of the sheet 15 are determined.
The first case plate 12, the sheet 15, and the second case plate 13 are arranged so that the axes of the first opening 23, the second opening 24, the third opening 35, and the fourth opening 36 are the same. And can be assembled. In addition, the thickness dimension D5 of the sheet 15 of the first embodiment is 0.1 mm.

  Here, the second opening 24 and the fourth opening 36 have the same axis, and R3 <R5 (see FIG. 3). Therefore, when the golf ball 20 is not press-fitted into either the second opening 24 or the third opening 35, the golf ball 20 is brought into contact with the fourth opening 36 by gravity as shown in FIG. It has become. The state in which the golf ball 20 is in contact with the fourth opening 36 is a state in which the golf ball 20 is supported by the fourth opening 36. That is, the second case plate 13 having the fourth opening 36 functions as a support member that can support the golf ball 20. Further, the fourth opening portion 36 functions as a support portion that can support the golf ball 20.

The state in which the golf ball 20 is supported by the fourth opening 36 is a state in which the golf ball 20 is not press-fitted into either the second opening 24 or the third opening 35. For this reason, the golf ball 20 can be rotated in an arbitrary direction more easily than the state where the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the second opening 24 or the third opening 35. That is, the display position of the golf ball 20 can be easily corrected.
Further, since the second opening 24 penetrates the first case plate 12 and the third opening 35 penetrates the second case plate 13, the golf ball 20 is moved from the outside 32 of the decoration table 10. Thus, an operation of easily rotating the golf ball 20 in an arbitrary direction can be performed.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the golf ball 20 abuts on the fourth opening 36 by gravity and abuts on the first case plate 12 as well. In other words, in a state where the golf ball 20 is not press-fitted into either the second opening 24 or the third opening 35, the golf ball 20 is sandwiched between the first case plate 12 and the fourth opening 36. ing. Thus, the state where the golf ball 20 is sandwiched rotates the golf ball 20 more easily than the state where the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into either the second opening 24 or the third opening 35. It is in a state that can be.

Next, an operation in which the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the second opening 24 or the third opening 35 will be described with reference to FIGS. 5, 6, and 7.
As shown in FIG. 7, in the state where the golf ball 20 is supported by the fourth opening 36, the other end 20b of the golf ball 20 is pressed against the first case plate 12 with the pressing force F2. Thereby, the golf ball 20 moves from the second case plate 13 side to the first case plate 12 side so as to be orthogonal to the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13. Furthermore, when the other end 20b of the golf ball 20 is pressed toward the first case plate 12 with the pressing force F2, the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the second opening 24 as shown in FIG. The golf ball 20 press-fitted in this way is held by the first case plate 12.

Further, since R3 <R5 (see FIG. 3) in the second opening 24 and the fourth opening 36 in which the axes of the openings 24 and 36 are the same, the golf ball 20 is the first. When held by the case plate 12, the golf ball 20 is not in contact with the fourth opening 36 and the second case plate 13. This non-contact state is a state where the fourth opening 36 and the golf ball 20 are not in contact with each other, and the golf ball 20 is not supported by the fourth opening 36.
When the golf ball 20 is held by the first case plate 12, a position where the golf ball 20 and the second case plate 13 do not come into contact with each other is disposed on the side opposite to the side where the golf ball 20 is viewed. 13 are assembled with respect to the first case plate 12. In this assembly position, an assembly position can be obtained by appropriately changing the depth dimension D1 of the second opening 24, the depth dimension D3 of the fourth opening 36, and the thickness dimension D5 of the sheet 15. Yes.

  Next, in the state where the golf ball 20 is supported by the fourth opening 36 as shown in FIG. 7, the one end 20a of the golf ball 20 is pressed against the second case plate 13 with the pressing force F1. Thereby, the golf ball 20 moves from the first case plate 12 side to the second case plate 13 side so as to be orthogonal to the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13. Further, when the one end 20a of the golf ball 20 is pressed toward the second case plate 13 with the pressing force F1, the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the third opening 35 as shown in FIG. The golf ball 20 thus press-fitted is held by the second case plate 13. In addition, since R4 <R5 (see FIG. 3) is established in the third opening 35 and the fourth opening 36 in which the axes of the openings 35 and 36 are the same, the golf ball 20 is the second one. When held by the case plate 13, the golf ball 20 is not in contact with the fourth opening 36. This non-contact state is a state where the fourth opening 36 and the golf ball 20 are not in contact with each other, and the golf ball 20 is not supported by the fourth opening 36.

  Here, as shown in FIG. 7, the golf ball 20 has a plurality of dimples (that is, depressions) 21 on the surface 20 c. Therefore, in the clamping state shown in FIG. 7, the area (contact area) where the surface 20c of the golf ball 20 contacts the fourth opening 36 can be kept small. That is, when the golf ball 20 is rotated in an arbitrary direction, the frictional force generated on the golf ball 20 can be reduced. Thereby, the golf ball 20 can be smoothly rotated in an arbitrary direction.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the sheet 15 is formed flat, for example, with paper or resin. Specifically, the outer periphery 15 c of the sheet 15 is formed in a rectangular shape like the outer periphery 12 c of the first case plate 12 and the outer periphery 13 c of the second case plate 13. Similarly to the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13, the sheet 15 has an opening 45 and a plurality of bolt through holes 46.

The plurality of bolt through holes 46 are opened at the four corners 15 d of the sheet 15 while being penetrated in the thickness direction of the sheet 15. The plurality of bolt through holes 46 are disposed at positions corresponding to the first attachment holes 26 and the second attachment holes 38 in a state where the sheet 15 is sandwiched between the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13.
A mounting bolt 17 a is inserted through the first mounting hole 26, the second mounting hole 38, and the bolt through hole 46. When the nut 17b is screwed to the bolt 17a, the first case plate 12, the second case plate 13, and the sheet 15 are assembled together. The fastening member 17 is comprised by the volt | bolt 17a and the nut 17b (refer also FIG. 2).

  The opening 45 is disposed at a position corresponding to the through hole 22 and the second through hole 34 in a state where the sheet 15 is detachably sandwiched between the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13. . The opening 45 is formed in a non-contact manner with the golf ball 20 in a state where the golf ball 20 is fitted into the opening 45. A pattern 51 and characters 51 (see FIG. 1) are displayed on the front surface 15 a and the back surface 15 b of the sheet 15.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 are used as members having optical transparency, and the sheet 15 is sandwiched between the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13. I tried to do it. Therefore, by displaying the pattern 51, the character 51, etc. on the sheet 15 (specifically, the front surface 15a, the back surface 15b), the pattern 51, the character 51, etc. can be visually observed from the outside 32 of the display board 10. Thereby, the decoration stand 10 can be decorated with the pattern 51, the character 51, etc., and the design property of the decoration stand 10 can be improved.

Here, the through hole 22 is opened in a portion 12 e that is eccentric downward with respect to the center of the first case plate 12. Further, the second through hole 34 is opened in a portion 13 e that is eccentric downward with respect to the center of the second case plate 13. Therefore, a large upper region 12f of the first case plate 12 where the through hole 22 is not opened can be secured. Also, the second case plate 13 can secure a large upper region 13f where the second through-hole 34 is not opened, similarly to the first case plate 12.
As a result, a desired pattern 51, characters 51, and the like can be displayed in the upper region 12 f secured on the first case plate 12 and the upper region 13 f secured on the second case plate 13. That is, the design property of the decoration stand 10 can be improved.

This decoration stand 10 is used for display of the golf ball 20, for example. The golf ball 20 has a diameter dimension of 1.68 inches (42.67 mm) or more, and preferably a diameter dimension of 1.68 inches. Therefore, for example, as the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13, it is possible to use an acrylic plate having a light transmittance with a plate thickness of about 10 mm. Since acrylic plates having a light transmittance of about 10 mm in thickness are manufactured in large quantities as members used in pachinko gaming machines, they are relatively easy to obtain, and it is possible to manufacture the decoration stand 10 at a low cost.
In addition, by adopting the decoration stand 10 for the display of the golf ball 20, for example, a golf participant can purchase as a souvenir, or can be given to a golf participant as a souvenir, and the application can be expanded.

  Furthermore, the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 are made of the same acrylic plate by using, for example, an acrylic plate having a light-transmitting thickness of 10 mm for the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13. Can be manufactured. Further, the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 are the same in other shapes except that the second opening 24 and the fourth opening 36 are different. Therefore, since the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 can be manufactured from a common material, the number of materials can be reduced and manufacturing can be facilitated.

Next, a procedure for attaching the golf ball 20 to the decoration table 10 will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the golf ball 20 is pressed into the through hole 22 of the first case plate 12 (that is, the inner peripheral surface 24 a of the second opening 24), thereby penetrating the first case plate 12. The golf ball 20 is held in the hole 22.
Here, when the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into the inner peripheral surface 24 a of the second opening 24, the golf ball 20 is displayed in consideration of the sign 53 and the design 53 (see FIG. 1) displayed on the golf ball 20. Determine the position. After the golf ball 20 is held in the through hole 22 of the first case plate 12, the seat 15 is overlaid on the first case plate 12 and the golf ball 20 is fitted into the opening 45. Further, the second case plate 13 is overlaid on the seat 15, and the golf ball 20 is fitted into the second through hole 34.

  In a state where the first case plate 12, the sheet 15, and the second case plate 13 are overlapped, the first mounting hole 26, the bolt through hole 46, and the second mounting hole 38 are disposed at positions corresponding to each other. The bolt 17a is inserted into the first mounting hole 26, the bolt through hole 46, and the second mounting hole 38 from the first case plate 12 side. The head of the bolt 17 a is disposed in contact with the surface 12 a of the first case plate 12. The nut 17 b is screwed to the bolt 17 a inserted into the first mounting hole 26, the bolt through hole 46, and the second mounting hole 38.

  The nut 17 b is disposed in contact with the surface 13 a of the second case plate 13. When the bolt 17a is screwed to the nut 17b, the bolt 17a and the nut 17b are integrally fastened in a state where the first case plate 12, the sheet 15, and the second case plate 13 are overlapped (see FIG. 1). ). Thereby, the golf ball 20 is attached to the decoration table 10.

As shown in FIG. 1, in a state where the golf ball 20 is attached to the decoration stand 10, one end 20 a on which the sign 53, the design 53, etc. are displayed is the through hole 22 of the first case plate 12. To the outside 32. In this state, the golf ball 20 can be displayed on the decoration board 10.
Here, for example, in a state where the golf ball 20 is attached to the decoration stand 10, it is conceivable to display a sign or the like on the surface of the golf ball 20. In this case, it is necessary to rotate the golf ball 20 in order to expose a display portion such as a sign to the outside 32.
It is also conceivable to correct the display state of the golf ball 20 displayed on the display 10 by rotating the golf ball 20.

  In this case, in the state shown in FIG. 5, the golf ball 20 is pushed by pushing the one end 20a of the golf ball 20 from the outside 32 of the decoration base 10 to the second case plate 13 side with the pressing force F1 to the correction position P2. It can be moved to the clamping state shown in FIG. Thereby, the golf ball 20 can be rotated in an arbitrary direction by grasping the one end portion 20 a and the other end portion 20 b of the golf ball 20 from the outside 32 of the decoration table 10 by hand.

On the other hand, in the sandwiched state shown in FIG. 7, the other end 20b of the golf ball 20 is pushed to the fixed position P1 with a pressing force F2 in a direction protruding from the first case plate 12, thereby causing the golf ball 20 to pass through the through hole 22 (that is, The inner peripheral surface 24a) of the second opening 24 can be press-fitted into the holding state shown in FIG. Thereby, the golf ball 20 can be held by the through hole 22.
Thus, by rotating the golf ball 20 from the outside 32 in an arbitrary direction and holding the golf ball 20 on the inner peripheral surface 24 a of the second opening 24, for example, without disassembling the decoration table 10. The display position of the golf ball 20 can be corrected.
Further, when the display position of the golf ball 20 is corrected, the golf ball 20 can be moved to the fixed position P1 and the corrected position P2 by a simple operation by simply pressing the golf ball 20 from the outside 32.

  In the first embodiment, the viewing side (FR) of the decoration stand 10 is the first case plate 12 side, but the second case plate 13 side may be the viewing side of the decoration stand 10. . In this case, in the holding state shown in FIG. 6, an operation of pushing the golf ball 20 to the correction position P2 with the pressing force F2 is performed to obtain the holding state shown in FIG. Thereafter, in the sandwiched state of FIG. 7, an operation of pressing the golf ball 20 to the fixed position P3 with the pressing force F1 may be performed.

  Further, in the first embodiment, although the decorative base 10 is configured by the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13 having different dimensions between the through hole 22 and the second through hole 34, the second through hole 34 is used. The decoration table 10 may be configured by stacking two second case plates 13 each having the same. In this case, it is only necessary to apply a pressing force to the viewing side of the decoration stand 10 and push the golf ball 20 into the fixed position. Further, it is only necessary to apply a pressing force in the opposite direction to the side of the decoration table 10 to be viewed and push the golf ball 20 into the correction position.

  In this case, when the golf ball 20 is held by the second case plate 13 disposed on the viewing side of the decoration table 10, the golf ball 20 is It becomes non-contact with respect to the 2nd case board 13 and the 4th opening part 36 which are arrange | positioned on the opposite side. This non-contact state is a state where the fourth opening 36 and the golf ball 20 are not in contact with each other, and the golf ball 20 is not supported by the fourth opening 36.

When the golf ball 20 is held by the second case plate 13 on the side where the golf ball 20 is viewed, the position where the golf ball 20 is not in contact with the second case plate 13 disposed on the side opposite to the side where the golf ball 20 is viewed is This is the assembly position of the second case plate 13 arranged on the side opposite to the side to be viewed. In this assembly position, the assembly position can be obtained by appropriately changing the depth dimension D3 of the fourth opening 36 and the thickness dimension D5 of the sheet 15.
Thus, by making the case plate arranged on the viewing side and the case plate arranged on the non-viewing side into a common component, the types of components can be reduced, and the manufacturing can be facilitated.

  Furthermore, in 1st Embodiment, although it was set as the structure provided with the 2nd through-hole 34 which penetrates the 2nd case board 13 arrange | positioned on the opposite side to the side to be appreciated among the decoration stands 10, it is not limited to this. As another example, for example, a device (for example, a suction device) that can apply a force in the same direction as the pressing force F2 to the golf ball 20 from the through hole 22 may be used. In this case, the 4th opening part 36 which functions as a support part mentioned above of the 2nd case board 13 does not need to let the 2nd case board 13 penetrate.

  Next, the decoration stand 60 of the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In addition, in 2nd Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected about the same member as the structural member of the decoration stand 10 of 1st Embodiment, and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

[Second Embodiment]
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a decoration stand 60 according to the second embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 8, in the decoration stand 60, the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 63 are arranged with a space S <b> 1 through a spacer 62. The spacer 62 is fitted to the bolt 17a.
The first case plate 12 is the same member as the first case plate 12 of the first embodiment.

  In a state where the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 63 are arranged via the spacer 62, the other end portion 20b of the golf ball 20 is fixed in the direction protruding from the first case plate 12 with the pressing force F3. Push in. Therefore, the golf ball 20 can be press-fitted into the through hole 22 (that is, the inner peripheral surface 24a of the second opening 24). Thereby, the golf ball 20 can be held by the through hole 22.

The second case plate 63 is obtained by replacing the second through hole 34 of the second case plate 13 of the first embodiment with the second through hole 64, and the other configuration is the same as that of the second case plate 13.
The second through hole 64 is opened in a portion 63 a that is eccentric downward with respect to the center of the second case plate 63. Therefore, a large upper region 63b in the second case plate 63 where the second through hole 64 is not opened can be secured.
As another example, for example, the second through hole 64 can be eccentric upward with respect to the center of the second case plate 63.
In a state where the second case plate 63 is disposed at the interval S <b> 1 with respect to the first case plate 12, the second through hole 64 is disposed at a position facing the through hole 22.

The second through hole 64 has a third opening 65 and a fourth opening 66. The third opening 65 is disposed on the second case plate 63 on the side away from the center 30 of the golf ball 20. The fourth opening 66 is disposed closer to the center 30 of the golf ball 20 than the third opening 65.
The third opening diameter dimension (2 × R6) of the third opening 65 and the sixth opening diameter dimension (2 × R7) of the fourth opening 66 are set smaller than the diameter dimension (2 × R1) of the golf ball 20. ing. That is, the second through hole 64 is set smaller than the diameter dimension (2 × R1) of the golf ball 20.
The second through hole 64 is formed when the golf ball 20 is held in the through hole 22 of the first case plate 12 (that is, the inner peripheral surface 24a of the second opening 24) at the fixed position P1. The other end 20b is formed so as to be accommodated in a non-contact state.
In this state, the golf ball 20 is held in a state of being attached to the decoration stand 60.

On the other hand, in the state where the golf ball 20 is moved from the fixed position P1 to the correction position P4 with the pressing force F4 toward the second case plate 63, the other end 20b of the golf ball 20 contacts the second through hole 64. Therefore, the golf ball 20 is rotatably supported at the correction position P4. In this state, the golf ball 20 can be grasped by hand from the outside 32 of the decoration table 60 and the golf ball 20 can be rotated in an arbitrary direction.
Thus, according to the decoration stand 60 of 2nd Embodiment, the display position of the golf ball 20 can be corrected, without disassembling the decoration stand 60 similarly to the decoration stand 10 of 1st Embodiment.
Further, when the display position of the golf ball 20 is corrected, the golf ball 20 can be moved to the fixed position P1 and the correction position P4 by a simple operation by simply pressing the golf ball 20 from the outside 32.

The technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
For example, according to the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the example in which the decoration bases 10 and 60 are configured by two case plates of the first case plate and the second case plate has been described. Absent. As another example, for example, three or four case plates can be stacked. In this case, when the golf ball 20 is press-fitted into a predetermined case plate, the golf ball may be in a state where it is not supported by another case plate. On the other hand, when the golf ball 20 is not pressed into the predetermined case plate, the golf ball may be supported by another case plate.

  Moreover, according to the said 1st Embodiment and 2nd Embodiment, it is also possible to set it as the structure which supports the decoration stand 10 and 60 with a mounting base. Thereby, the display stand 10 and 60 can be displayed in the state stabilized further.

  Furthermore, according to the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the example in which the first case plate 12 and the second case plates 13 and 63 are formed of light-transmitting acrylic plates has been described. Absent. As another example, the first case plate and the second case plate may be formed of a colored plate material, a metal plate material, or the like.

  Moreover, according to the said 1st Embodiment and 2nd Embodiment, although the golf ball 20 which deform | transforms elastically as a spherical body applied to the decorations 10 and 60 was illustrated, it is not restricted to this. As another example, for example, the decoration tables 10 and 60 can be applied to a ball having resilience such as basketball, baseball, and tennis.

  Moreover, according to the said 1st Embodiment and 2nd Embodiment, although the example which displays the pattern 51 and the character 51 on the sheet | seat 15 was demonstrated, it is not restricted to this. As another example, for example, the pattern 51 and the characters 51 can be directly displayed on the first case plate 12 and the second case plate 13.

10, 60 ... Decorative stand 12 ... First case plate (case plate)
12e: The part eccentric with respect to the center of the first case plate 13, 63 ... Second case plate (case plate, support member)
13e... Eccentric part with respect to the center of the second case plate 15... Seat 20... Golf ball (sphere)
20c ... golf ball surface 21 ... dimple (indentation)
22 …… Through hole 23 …… First opening 24 …… Second opening 30 …… Center of golf ball (center of sphere)
34, 64 ... second through hole (through hole)
35, 65 ... third opening 36 ... fourth opening (supporting part)
66 ... 4th opening 2 x R1 ... golf ball diameter 2 x R2 1st opening diameter 2 x R3 2nd opening diameter 2 x R4 3rd opening diameter 2 x R5 4th opening diameter Size

Claims (7)

A case plate having a through-hole with a size through which a sphere cannot pass,
The sphere is arranged at the assembly position where the sphere is press-fitted into the through-hole, whereby the sphere is a decoration stand held by the case plate,
A force in a direction opposite to the press-fitting direction is applied to the sphere through the through-hole, and the sphere is pushed out from the through-hole, and is disposed at the assembly position facing the case plate, Comprising a support member having a support part capable of supporting a sphere,
Wherein the assembled position relative to the casing plate of the support member is a position that does not contact with the sphere is press-fitted into the through hole,
The support portion in the assembly position is formed at a position where the support member is in contact with the sphere pushed out from the through hole.
The pedestal is characterized in that the spherical body pushed out from the through hole is prevented from falling by being sandwiched between the case plate and the support portion arranged at the assembly position. The through hole is
A first opening to be opened;
A second opening that is disposed closer to the center of the sphere than the first opening and is opened with a cylindrical second opening diameter smaller than the diameter of the sphere;
Have
The decoration table according to claim 1, wherein the sphere is held by the case plate by being press-fitted into the second opening. The through hole is
A third opening that is opened with a cylindrical third opening diameter smaller than the diameter of the sphere;
A fourth opening which is disposed closer to the center of the sphere than the third opening and is opened with a dimension allowing the passage of the sphere;
Have
The decoration table according to claim 1, wherein the sphere is held by the case plate by being press-fitted into the third opening. The case plate has light permeability,
The decoration according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a sheet provided with a design that is separable from the case plate is disposed on the support member side of the case plate. Stand.   The said through-hole is opened in the site | part eccentric with respect to the center of the said case board, The decoration stand of any one of Claims 1-4 characterized by the above-mentioned.   The sphere according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the sphere held in the case plate has a plurality of depressions on a surface thereof.   The decoration stand according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the sphere held by the case plate is a golf ball.

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