JPS6326151Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] "Industrial application field" This invention forms slide lines 5, 10 and stop lines 6, 11 on the lower surfaces 4, 9 of the outer box 2 and inner box 1, respectively.
The outer box 2 and the inner box 1 are placed on the lid 3 facing upward, and the inner box 1 is placed on the outer box 2. It is made to be able to slide freely, and waste materials such as fabric scraps and thread waste are put and stored in the remaining opening of the lid body 3 other than the outer box double stacked part, and the inner box of the outer box 2 other than the inner box single stacked part is stored. Fabrics, patterns, etc. necessary for sewing can be taken out from inside the outer box 2 through the remaining opening of the box 2, and unnecessary fabrics, patterns, etc. can be re-stored from the opening, which saves space occupied on desks, etc. The present invention relates to a sliding rectangular sewing box.

``Prior Art'' Conventionally, sewing boxes used by children at school, etc. have an inner box 1 that separately stores needles, thread, and other sewing props, and an inner box 1 that stores fabrics, patterns, etc. necessary for sewing. It is fitted into an outer box 2, and a lid 3 is placed on top of the outer box 2. When using this, place the outer box 2 on a desk or the like, remove the lid 3, Place the lid facing upward next to the outer box, pull out the inner box 1 from the outer box 2, take out the necessary fabrics, patterns, etc., and store the unnecessary fabrics, patterns, etc. inside the outer box. It was used to throw thread waste, cuttings, etc. generated during sewing into the lid body to prevent them from being scattered.

``Problem that the invention attempts to solve'' In the known sewing box, the lid 3 facing upward and the inner box 1 housed in the outer box 2 are arranged side by side on a narrow desk. Although it is convenient to put and store scraps, cuttings, etc. into the lid, it takes up a lot of space on the desk, which is inconvenient. This poses various problems, such as the need to take the inner box 1 out and reinsert it into the outer box 2, which is cumbersome.

"Means for Solving the Problems" The present invention was made in order to solve the problems mentioned above. Slide lines 5, 10 parallel to the short sides and stop lines 6, 11 parallel to the long sides are provided.

"Function" The outer box 2 and inner box 1 placed on the lid 3 and outer box 2 have slide lines 5 and 10 inserted into the lower and upper edges of the long sides 1 of the lid 3 and outer box 2, respectively. It slides in the left and right or front and back directions, and does not slide beyond a certain degree due to the stop lines 6 and 11 to prevent it from falling off the top of the lid and outer box.

"Example" The attached drawings showing an example of implementing the present invention will be explained in detail.

Reference numeral 1 denotes an inner box, inside which partitions 8 are formed to separately store needles, scissors, and various other sewing tools, and an outer box 2 that stores fabrics, patterns, etc. necessary for sewing.
It is designed so that it can be inserted inside. 3 is a lid body that covers the outer box into which the inner box is fitted from above. 4 is the lower surface of the outer box 2, and two slide lines 5 of recesses or protrusions are provided parallel to the rectangular short sides of the outer box and at intervals corresponding to the distance between the long sides of the lid 3. Reference numeral 6 denotes a stop line, which is a protruding line provided parallel to the long side on both sides of the lower surface 4 of the outer box 2 between the slide lines 5, 5. 9 is the lower surface of the inner box 1, and 10 is the same two slide lines as described above provided on the lower surface 1 parallel to the rectangular short sides of the inner box and in accordance with the distance between the long sides of the outer box 2. . 11
is a stop line, which is a protruding line provided parallel to the long side of the inner box 1 on both sides of the lower surface 9 between the slide lines 10, 10.

The recesses and protrusions of the slide line 10 are formed wide enough to fit into both the lower edge of the lid 3 and the upper edge of the outer box 2.

``Effect of the invention'' This invention has the above-mentioned structure, and the first
Place the main sewing box on a desk or the like as shown in the figure, and
Remove the box, place it facing upward on a desk, place the bottom surface 4 of the outer box 2 on top of it, and place it so that the bottom surface 9 of the inner box 1 rests on top of the outer box 2. Place the two slide lines 5 parallel to the short sides of the bottom surface 4 of the outer box 2 on the long sides of the outer box 2.
The two slide lines 10 parallel to the short sides of the lower surface 9 of the inner box 1 are placed on the long sides, so that part of the upper opening of the lid 3 and the outer box 2 is placed on the outer box 2 and the inner box 1. Although covered by the box 1, the openings of the lid 3 and the outer box 2 have remaining openings 7 and 12 other than the stacked parts of the outer box 2 and the inner box 1, respectively, by a space equal to the difference between the long and short sides. . Therefore, scraps, etc. can be put in and stored in the opening 7 of the lid body 3, and fabrics, patterns, etc. stored in the outer box 2 can be taken out and stored through the opening 12 of the outer box 2, and the space is narrow. It does not take up much space on your desk.

In this way, when the outer box 2 is placed on the lid body 3 and the inner box 1 is placed on the outer box 2, the outer box 2 is placed on the lid body due to various contacts such as fingers and other parts in conventional sewing boxes. 3, and the inner box 1 may slide on the outer box 2.
If it slides diagonally, it will fall down quickly, and even if it moves parallel to the long sides of the lid 3 and outer box 2, if it goes too far, it will fall, and both have the disadvantage of scattering the contents. However, in this case, since the slide lines 5 and 10 are provided, the peripheries of the lower and upper ends of the long sides of the lid 3 and the outer box 2 are aligned with the slide lines 5 and 1, respectively.
0, there is no risk of skewing when sliding, and since the stop lines 6, 11 are provided on both sides of the lower surfaces 4, 9 of the outer box 2 and inner box 1, the slider can be moved within a certain limit without excessive sliding. Even when the outer box 2 slides on the lid 3 and the inner box 1 slides on the outer box 2 due to a stop, etc., there is no problem of falling and scattering, and it can be used stably. It is effective.

In addition to using the inner box 1, outer box 2, and lid 3 stacked in three tiers as described above, the
As shown in Fig. 11, the inner box 1 can be inserted into the outer box 2, and the outer box 2 can be stacked on the lid 3 to create a two-tier structure, and the inner box 1 can be stacked on the lid 3. It can also be used over and over again.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The attached drawings show an example of the implementation of the present invention, and Fig. 1 is a perspective view when the outer box is placed on the upper surface of the upward facing lid and the inner box is placed on the upper surface of the outer box. Fig. 2 is a perspective view when the lid is closed. Third
The figure is a bottom view of the outer box, FIG. Figure 8 is a sectional view taken along the line D-D in Figure 8, Figure 9 is a side view when the outer box with the inner box inserted is placed on the upper surface of the upward lid, and
0 is a sectional view taken along the line E-E in FIG. 9, and FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken in a direction perpendicular to the line E-E in FIG. 9. 1... Inner box, 2... Outer box, 3... Lid, 4...
Bottom surface of outer box, 5...Slide line, 6...Stop line,
7...Remaining opening, 8...Separator, 9...Bottom surface of inner box, 10...Slide line, 11...Stop line, 1
2...Remaining opening.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a rectangular sewing box in which an inner box 1 with various compartments 8 is fitted into an outer box 2 and covered with a lid 3, there is a box on the bottom surface 4 of the outer box 2 parallel to the short side of the rectangular outer box 2. A slide line 5 and a stop line 6 parallel to the long side are provided, and a slide line 10 parallel to the short side of the rectangular inner box 1 and a stop line 1 parallel to the long side are provided on the lower surface 9 of the inner box 1.
A rectangular sewing box characterized by being provided with 1.