JPS6348325B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Several identical female screws are drilled at regular intervals in the upper part of the front frame and side frame of the glasses, and one of the legs of the double-legged accessory made of steel wire has a male screw hole and the other has a female screw hole. This item relates to a decorative eyeglass frame that is decorated by being attached to the eyeglass frame by carving an external tooth pattern with a thickness that allows it to be inserted into the eyeglass frame.

To explain the drawings, the front frame 1 of the eyeglass frame
On the top and side frames 2, female screws 1' for attaching ornaments of the same size are bored on the front frame, and female screws 2' are bored on the upper front part of the side frames. The two female screws on the front frame and side frame to be attached are between the male screw 4' and the tooth pattern 4'' of the double-legged ornament 4 made of steel wire, which is attached over two female screws. A male thread 4' for screw-fitting is carved into one leg, and a tooth pattern 4'' for insertion and engagement is carved into the other leg. The male thread part screws into the female thread, the tooth pattern part is made slightly thinner than the female thread hole so that it can be inserted into the female thread hole, and a tooth pattern that matches and engages with the female thread is carved on only one side of the outer periphery. The two-legged accessory is then inserted into the female screw hole, and the tooth pattern and the female screw are closely engaged by the elasticity of the steel wire, thereby fixing and installing the double-legged accessory on the eyeglass frame. When working or at work, glasses with ornaments removed are used, and during entertainment or leisure, ornaments are attached and used as glasses with ornaments. To explain how to use it, if you want to decorate your glasses, screw the male thread of one of the legs of the double leg ornament made of steel wire into the female thread, and insert the tooth pattern of the other leg into the female thread hole of the other leg. The tooth pattern and the female screw are engaged with each other by the elasticity of the steel wire, and the bipedal ornament is fixedly installed on the eyeglass frame over the two female screw holes to decorate the eyeglasses. Decorative items can be easily attached and removed, and because they are linear, they are light and convenient. This is a decorative eyeglass frame that allows you to enjoy fashion by changing the same eyeglass frame with no decoration or with various decorations optionally installed depending on the occasion.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of a part of the eyeglass frame showing the female thread, Figure 2 is a front view of the double-legged accessory attached to the front frame of the lens frame and side parts, and Figure 3 is the double-legged accessory. FIG. 4 is a front view of the ornament attached to the front frame spanning both lens frames, and FIG. 4 is an enlarged front view of the male screw and tooth-shaped portion of the bipedal ornament.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Several female screws of the same size are carved at regular intervals on the upper front part of the front frame and the upper front part of the side frame of the glasses, and a male screw that screws into the female screw is carved on one leg of the bipod accessory. ,
The other leg has a tooth pattern engraved on its outer surface with a thickness that can be inserted into the female screw hole, and one of the legs is screwed into the female screw on the front frame, or the female screw on the front frame and the female screw on the side frame. The other is a decorative eyeglass frame with a structure in which decorative items are installed by interlocking with each other.