JPH0473801U

JPH0473801U -

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Publication number: JPH0473801U
Application number: JP11605290U
Authority: JP
Priority date: 1990-11-05
Filing date: 1990-11-05
Publication date: 1992-06-29

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第１図は本案の巻尺で通常の使用面を表とする
とそのうら側面を見た斜視図。第２図は普通使用
する面（表面）側る見た斜視図。第３図は本案巻
尺で壁と壁の間を計る状態を見る斜視図。第４図
は公知である巻尺。第５図は本案巻尺の巻込み口
の１４と中央に目盛を付けた状態を見る斜視図。
第６図は２，１４，６，４がある面を見た立面図
。１は巻尺（物さし）の先端。２は巻尺本体（ホ
ルダー）の角端。３は巻尺本体（ホルダー）の角
端。４は物さし。５は壁。６は巻込み止具。７は
巻尺本体。８は目盛。９は目盛を読取る位置。１
０はしつかけつめ。１１は内寸。１２は内寸「１
」〜「３」までの距離が示されるライン、１３は
巻尺本体で９０度、１４は物さしの巻込み口で目
盛がすり消えにならない様にすき間を付けた。 FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the tape measure of the present invention, looking at the back side of the tape measure with its normal use side facing up. Figure 2 is a perspective view from the side that is normally used. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing how to measure the distance between walls using the proposed tape measure. Figure 4 shows a known tape measure. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the tape measure according to the present invention, with scales attached at the winding opening 14 and at the center.
Figure 6 is an elevational view looking at the side where 2, 14, 6, and 4 are located. 1 is the tip of the tape measure. 2 is the corner end of the tape measure body (holder). 3 is the corner end of the tape measure body (holder). 4 is a measuring stick. 5 is the wall. 6 is a winding stop. 7 is the tape measure itself. 8 is the scale. 9 is the position to read the scale. 1
0 is Shitsutsu Tsume. 11 is the inner dimension. 12 is the inner dimension ``1
” to “3”, 13 is the tape measure body at 90 degrees, and 14 is the winding opening of the ruler with a gap so that the scale does not disappear.

Claims

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (a) An ordinary measuring tape that uses the back side, which is not normally used, and uses this side as an internal measurement, and the scale of the internal measurement and numbers are written in the center of the ruler in 4. A method that makes it difficult to use as a regular ruler and allows direct reading of the dimensions from 1 to 3 with a 9, and a scale of 8 and a number that is the distance from 2 to 3 plus the number. For example, if the distance from 2 to 3 is 5 cm, the point at 1 would be 5 cm.A normal ruler would be 0.
Regarding the dots, each of these 8 points has a 5 cm increment, making it 13. This is a tape measure that can be used to accurately measure dimensions within 90 degrees. (b) Slightly 1 so that the 8 scale and numbers do not wear out.
4. The tape measure according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim that increases the height of 4. C. A method for increasing the effect of incorporating the known winding stopper as described in No. 6 into the present invention. The tape measure as described in item (a) of the claims for utility model registration.