JPH0342951Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This design has a U-shape in which the vertical interval between the upper and lower horizontal parts of the head of the hammer exceeds the height of the side surface of the one-piece body piece. Relating to a daruma otoshi that allows the bottom and third body pieces, excluding the second from the bottom, to be simultaneously struck and repelled with the head in contact with the ground when the individual body pieces combined are struck. It is something.

In the conventional hammer used for Daruma Otoshi, the striking part that strikes when the head touches the ground engages with the bottom of each divided body piece that is assembled upward.
He was always flicking out the bottom split body piece. For this reason, the structure is simple in that the plurality of divided shell pieces that are combined upward are reduced one by one from the bottom, which lacks interest. The present design is a modification of this, using a special hammer to make it possible to pop out the two body pieces, the bottom and third from the bottom, with a single strike.

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the illustrated example. A plurality of divided body pieces and a head piece are mounted and assembled in an upward direction so that the head piece is placed on top. In the U-shaped head consisting of the grip part 6, the upper and lower horizontal parts at one end, and the vertical part 1 that intersects with the grip part 6, it is provided at the center of the vertical part on the visible side of the U-shape, and the upper and lower horizontal parts are The tip of the upper horizontal part that separates the intersection 11 between the upper horizontal part 2 and the vertical part 1 is the upper striking part 4, and the lower part that separates this from the intersection 11' where the lower horizontal part 3 and the vertical part 1 intersect. The tip of the side horizontal part is used as the lower hitting part 5,
The length H between the lower side 3' of the lower horizontal part and the lower side 2' of the upper horizontal part is longer than the height H' of the side surfaces added by the two divided body pieces when combined upward. It is a hammer with a hammer, and is used for the plurality of divided pieces assembled upward.

With the above configuration, based on the rule that the bottom and third from the bottom two split body pieces should be struck with one hit and the whole body should be maintained, the lower horizontal part 3 is first
With the lower side 3' in contact with the ground 10, hold the grip part 6 in your hand, slide the lower side 3' while keeping it stable on the ground, and inevitably move the upper hitting part 4 to the third split body piece 9 from the bottom. On the side surface 9', the lower striking part 5 is instantly brought into contact with the side surface 7' of the lowermost split body piece 7, and the vertical part 1
Immediately pull it back in the direction of arrow A so that the side surface does not come into contact with the side surface 8' of the second split body piece 8 from the bottom.

In this way, simultaneously pop out the bottom and the third from the bottom of the multiple pieces combined upwards, excluding the second from the bottom, and take two pieces at a time while keeping the whole thing from falling sideways. You can play by reducing it.

Therefore, compared to the conventional hammer, which forces out one split body piece at a time, by using the special hammer of this invention, it is possible to inevitably shoot out the upper and lower two split body pieces, excluding the space between them. This allows us to offer a new way to enjoy the game.

In addition, when the head of the hammer is made into an E-shape with the structural features according to the present invention as shown in Fig. 4, there are striking parts on the left and right from the grip part 6' toward the head.
The sides facing in opposite directions to the plurality of upper divided pieces are formed by the left and right striking parts, making it easy for the person holding the hammer to do so without moving. In addition, since the upper and lower horizontal parts are also on the left and right, this interval can be determined by setting the vertical part 1' as Sakai and subtracting the distance between the upper striking parts 4' and the lower striking parts 5', or depending on the presence or absence of the remaining interval B. When having a hammer, the split body pieces come into contact with each other instantaneously, including the upper hitting part first and then the lower hitting part, and a stepwise force is applied to the hammer, so there are two It is possible to make it difficult to eject the divided body pieces at the same time.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the invention, Fig. 2 is a front view thereof, Fig. 3 is a plan view of the hammer of the invention, and Fig. 4 is a hammer of the invention using another example. Perspective view,
Figure 5 is its front view. 1, 1'... Vertical part, 2... Upper horizontal part, 2'... Lower side of upper horizontal part, 3... Lower horizontal part, 3'... Lower side of lower horizontal part, 4, 4'... Upper hitting part , 5, 5'...Lower hitting part, 6, 6'...Grip part, 7...Lowermost split shell piece, 8...Second split shell piece from the bottom, 9...3 from the bottom
10th split body piece, 10...ground.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Those that have multiple divided pieces that can be combined upward, and those that have a U- or E-shaped head consisting of a grip part, an upper and lower horizontal part at one end, and a vertical part that intersects this. The length H between the lower side of the lower horizontal part and the lower side of the upper horizontal part of the upper and lower horizontal parts is the sum of the two divided pieces when combined in the upward direction. A daruma otoshi using a special hammer, which has a side surface longer than H′, and is characterized by the use of both the plurality of divided pieces and the special hammer.