JPS5917370A - Marker engaging tool - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a means for suctioning and carrying a marker used to mark a golf ball on the green, and in particular, a means for suctioning and carrying a marker used for marking a golf ball on the green, and in particular, a means for suctioning and carrying a marker by simple operation on the end of the grip of a putter, and for use by peeling it off. This invention relates to the disclosure of a marker engaging tool that can be used for.

In the past, markers of this kind were generally carried simply by being thrown into a player's pocket, so when asked to mark on the green, it was difficult to find them skillfully. This often results in cases where the smooth progress of play is hindered due to the inability to mark the ball.

Also, unlike other playing equipment, because it is inconspicuous, people often forget to carry it with them, and only notice it when a mark is actually requested.

The marker engagement tool according to the present invention was specially devised in view of the inconveniences in carrying conventional markers, and
When attaching the marker to be carried, place it in an easily visible location such as on a hat, glove, buckle, golf bag, etc., especially at the end of the putter's grip, attach a suction device to the core, and carry the marker by suction. This allows the player to reliably confirm whether or not the marker is attracted to a predetermined position when playing golf.

In addition, during actual play, the marker can be removed and used immediately without the need to search in the pocket every time, and the marker can be adsorbed and carried after use, eliminating the sluggishness of the mark on the green. This guarantees a comfortable play experience.

- Since these markers are made of 1.4 gold plates, they are subject to repeated use, and the marker itself has a unique function as an accessory, and the carrying itself is a customary accessory. The i-chome ratio was to use something similar to metal, or to use it as an ornament such as a club or a bag.

By using such a unique marker, players were guaranteed the ability to reliably distinguish between their own markers and those of others, and the inconvenience associated with putting a ball with the wrong mark was reliably avoided. It was planned that the player's initials, etc., would be displayed on the marker surface.

A typical embodiment of the marker holder according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the attached drawings. Eight ferromagnetic plates (2) are attached to one magnetic pole surface of (1), and the magnet (
11 and the plate (2) are integrally held and fixed.

Thus, a typical case (5) is generally in the shape of an inverted dish, and the bottom part thereof communicates with the hole (1) a, and the part (
1) It has a hole (5) a with a folding collar that applies to three sides,
Moreover, hold the claw (5) b provided on the opening edge to the magnet (1).
) and ff21 are reliably taken into the case (5) and fixed there.

Next, on the surface of the plate (2) in the hole (1) a, the portion ill
A ferromagnetic rod (3
) is set upright, and the threaded part (3) a of this rod (3) is attached to protrude from the surface of the plate (2) in the direction of the surface, and the putter grip (9) is attached from the upper end of the putter grip (9). A washer αB is inserted into the protruding inner surface of the nut QB and is tightened with a nut QB.

In addition, this rod (3) usually has a bolt-like enlarged head + 3) b
#, and a small-diameter threaded part (3)a integrated with this, and a hexagonal bolt-like or flathead or Phillips screwdriver to enable screw tightening with its enlarged head (3)b. It is especially used as having a matching groove.

In addition, in the case where the rod (3) is cut out and only the plate (2) is used, the rod (3) has a flat and enlarged head (3) b like a wooden screw, and as shown in Fig. 7. As shown, the surface of the plate (2) and the upper end surface of the rod (3) are specially designed to have smooth end surfaces.

h) In contrast to the suction tool A, which is constructed by Toronari, Kashio
1 to the plate (4) by caulking, brazing, welding, spotting, or other appropriate methods, or by squeezing the plate (4).

Furthermore, marker B is entirely made of ferromagnetic plate (4).
In some cases, a decorative member (6) made of an appropriate non-magnetic material is separately planned to be laminated or assembled.
It is designed to function as a decorated chicken or decorative plate. Of course, the family crest is placed directly on the surface of the plate (4).
Of course, it is also possible to display initials or a golf course mark, etc. by stamping, burning, or other appropriate means.

Therefore, when the length of the frame is set to be the same as the depth of the hole (1) a, the rod (3) is unnecessary.
In the case where the length of the rod (3) reaches the opening end of the hole (1) a, the rod ill is omitted and the plate (4) is used instead.
) or the peripheral edge of the decorative member (6) is bent to create a rising patina (force) that engages the peripheral surface of the suction tool A, and is configured to prevent the marker B from shifting laterally.

In addition, when using the suction device A, a magnetic shield plate (8 ), and for the purpose of increasing the shielding effect, the case (5
), the edge surface periphery (& stands up and becomes the standing wall 15) that the marker B comes into contact with, and the direct contact of the magnetic cap etc. with the shield surface of the magnetic building is doubled, that is, the case 15). , a gap corresponding to the rising width of this wall 15)C is provided to prevent this.

In addition, as a simplification of case (5) on the eaves, let this be a simple cylindrical one, and this case 15
), the patina (5) d folded inward of the opening edge is brought into contact with the surface of the plate 18) [2, and the patina (5) b of the other opening edge is pressed against the plate (18).
2) It is planned that the plates 121, +81 and the magnet (1) be folded into a single body by folding them on the surface, and that an adhesive method or a plastic magnet may be used instead of the case (5). The case (
5) was planned to be omitted.

The marker retaining shell according to the present invention has a unique structure on the eaves and can be used on fabrics such as hats, gloves, buckles, bands, clothing, etc., especially the grip (9) of a putter, which is a club used to hold a marker. Thread the threaded part (3)a of the rod (3) on the upper end surface, and insert the washer αB on the inner surface of this grip (9). The suction tool A is attached with a screw, and an appropriate marker is suctioned and carried on the suction tool A, so that it can quickly respond to the requested mark on the ball.

This method not only eliminates the trouble of searching for markers one by one, but also eliminates the interruption of play due to clumsy f31'' marking, and promises a comfortable continuation of the game. be.

My father, as a master craftsman, he rarely forgets or loses his markers, which guarantees a reliable continuation of play. This is what I learned.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 7 are sectional views showing a valley embodiment of a marker locking fitting according to the present invention, and Figure 8 is a perspective view showing a rod (3). In the figure, fil... permanent magnet, (2)... ferromagnetic plate, (3)... ferromagnetic plate, (4)... ferromagnetic plate, (5
)...Case, (6)...Cosmetic part, (7)...
It shows patina, (8)... shield plate, (9)... grip, tlol... demi-magnetic rod, (111... washer, (14... nut). Patent applicant Tamo Co., Ltd. Patent Attorney Neji Raku Hara The drawings are clear (1 @ 1 it; <i No change to the 31'4 page) Fig. 2 Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 8 (Shitll (91) 1 Qtsuten. 0~, 2 0~) 2 □□□-12th 71st Nu 1 1 Gnゝ11 @to, 2 Procedural amendment is a formula. In the Showa era/year η month λ Display of the matter by Kazuo Wakasugi, Director General of the Japan Agency (1981) Special Privilege No. 12+) No. 989 (Mei 0) Name Relationship with the Case of Person Using Marker Engagement Tool F Patent Applicant Address!! 5-46 Arakawa for Arakawa, Kyoto 7 names (
Name) 1'l Grudge Company ri - The number of inventions that will increase due to Mosei. Drawing Original content National page 4/Separate 4. ] (7, Replenish the bends in the supplementary drawing of N1.

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) Hole (1) from one magnetic pole face to the other magnetic pole face
A ferromagnetic plate (2) is attached to one magnetic pole face of the permanent magnet (1) with a hole (1) a, and the plate (2)
) The small-diameter rod part of the ferromagnetic rod (3), which stands up on the surface of the plate (2) or is embedded in the recessed part of the plate (2), is attached to the plate (2).
2) A suction tool A in the form of a spiral rod protruding to the other side and a marker B partially or entirely made of a ferromagnetic plate (4) are attached to the plate (4) of the marker B and the suction tool A. The ferromagnetic rod (3), which protrudes from either or both of the plates (2) in the plate (2), is inserted into the other plate (2) through the hole (11a f
, (4) or the other rod (3), 00) in a magnetically detachable manner so that the marker B is attracted and engaged with the suction tool A. (2) The rod (3) is a spiral rod having a bolt-like enlarged head and a ten-pronged driver groove on the enlarged head surface. Marker engagement tool 0 according to claim 1, which is characterized by j. (3) The marker engagement tool according to claim 1, wherein the rod (3) is a screw rod having an enlarged head like a hexagonal bolt. (4) The marker engagement tool according to claim 1, wherein the rod (3) is a screw rod having a flattened part like a wooden screw.