KR200327134Y1 - The case for painting tools that has a book supporter - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a paint case with a book stand.

In the drawing tool case with the book stand of the present invention, the compartment is divided into compartments so that the painting tools are separated and stored at the upper portion, and a pallet insertion groove is formed at the bottom of the storage portion, and at the bottom of the pallet insertion groove. A case having a pedestal insertion groove formed rearward; A pallet inserted into the pallet insertion groove and fixed or separated; A bottom supporter inserted into the pedestal insertion groove to move back and forth and having a fixing groove formed at a rear end thereof; A cover rotatably connected to one side of the case to cover the top of the case; It is rotatably connected to one side of the cover by inserting a lower end into the fixing groove of the lower support upper support for supporting the cover; consists of.

By the present invention, the drawing tool case acts as a book stand, so that the desk can be used more widely, the concentration of study is increased, and the drawing tool case does not fall under the desk so that the painting tool is not damaged.

Description

Paint case with book stand {THE CASE FOR PAINTING TOOLS THAT HAS A BOOK SUPPORTER}

The present invention relates to a paint case with a book stand.

The paint case keeps the paint, brushes, palettes, and other tools you need to draw.

As a technology related to such a paint case, a 'coloring tool storage box for art' (Korean Utility Model Publication Room 1999-0038007), which can accommodate writing instruments, paints, brushes, palettes, and the like, has been devised.

In addition, the 'compact crater barrel' (Korean Utility Model Registration No. 20-017967), which is intended to accommodate paints, pallets, brushes, and buckets in a circular container, has been created.

When students practice art in the classroom using the drawing tool case as above, they put work on the desk with the drawing tool case and their flowers, etc. In general, they refer to art textbooks and reference books.

However, when working with a painting tool case and a notebook on a desk, the work area of the desk is narrow and art textbooks fall under the desk, or the painting tool case falls, thereby causing damage to the painting tools such as paint containers.

In addition, the working student feels cramped on the desk and works with anxiety that the art textbook or drawing tool case may fall, causing a problem of poor concentration.

The present invention is intended to solve this problem, the painting tool case serves as a book support to enable a wide use of the space on the desk, thereby increasing the concentration of study.

In addition, the clamp is installed in the painting tool case is fixed to the desk, so that the painting tool case does not fall under the desk to prevent damage to the painting tool case and the built-in various painting tools.

1 is a perspective view showing an example of a paint case of a conventional design.

Figure 2 is an external perspective view of the paint case with a book stand of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a state of use of the painting tool case with a book stand of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the paint case with a book stand of the present invention.

5 is a perspective view showing a state in which the paint tool case of the present invention supports a book.

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10 case 11 storage

11a: paintbrush 11b: paint store

11c: eraser housing 11d: brush holder

11e: pencil housing 12: pallet insert groove

12a: first handle groove 13: pedestal insertion groove

13a: second handle groove 14: clamp insertion groove

20: Pallet 30: Underlay

31: fixing groove 40: cover

41: book support 41a: page jam jaw

42: cover handle 50: upper support

51: base handle 60: clamp

70: book 80: desk

The present invention relates to a paint case with a book stand.

The paint case of the present invention is configured to act as a book stand, so that the space on the desk can be used more widely.

In addition, a clamp is installed to fix the paint case to the desk so that the paint case does not fall under the desk.

To this end, the drawing tool case with a book stand of the present invention has a compartment in which a compartment is partitioned so that the painting tool is separately stored thereon, and a pallet insertion groove is formed at the bottom of the housing. A case in which a pedestal insertion groove is formed at the rear of the bottom surface; And a pallet inserted into the pallet insertion groove and fixed or separated.

In addition, the bottom support is inserted into the pedestal insertion groove and moved back and forth, and a fixing groove is formed at the rear end; A cover rotatably connected to one side of the case to cover the top of the case; It is rotatably connected to one side of the cover by the lower end is inserted into the fixing groove of the bottom support upper support for supporting the cover; has.

Hereinafter, the technical idea of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

However, the accompanying drawings are only one example for illustrating the technical idea of the present invention in more detail, and thus the technical idea of the present invention is not limited to the accompanying drawings.

Case 10 is a component of the present invention is to accommodate a variety of painting tools is formed in the upper compartment compartment 11 is formed, and the pallet insertion groove 12 in the front under the compartment 11 It is formed and the pedestal insertion groove 13a is formed below the pallet insertion groove 12.

The accommodating part 11 may be partitioned into various shapes such that paints, brushes, erasers, pencils, and the like may be stored like the general paint case 10.

For example, the paint storing portion 11b is formed on the front surface, the pencil storing portion 11e and the brush storing portion 11a are formed on the front and the rear of the paint storing portion 11b, and then the paint storing portion 11b. The brush holder 11d and the eraser housing 11c may be formed on the right side of the holder.

At this time, each installation position may be located differently depending on the case.

The brush holder 11d of the storage unit 11 forms a groove inclined outward of the paint case 10, and inserts the upper end of the brush into the groove so that the water paint or water, etc., drawn on the tip of the brush may be painted. It is desirable to fall outside the case 10.

In addition, by forming a brush hairs in the brush holder (11d) may be to easily shake off the moisture in the brush during work.

The brush holder 11d forms grooves of various diameters according to the size of the brush so that each brush is not loosely inserted.

The paint compartment 11b may be divided into compartments in the paint compartment 11b, or a paint case may be separately inserted into one compartment.

When the paint case is formed separately, the paint case may be conveniently separated from the case 10 when the paint is used separately.

In addition, the case 10 may be provided with a bucket container so as not to have a separate bucket at the time of work.

In addition, the clamp insertion grooves 14 may be formed on the left and right sides of the case 10.

That is, when the case 10 is placed on the desk 80 and the art work is taken out, the clamp 60 inserted into the clamp insertion groove 14 is taken out to fix the case 10 and the desk 80 to fix the case 10. ) Will not fall under the desk (80).

The pallet insertion groove 12 may be formed in a multilayer of two or more layers so as to perform various color works without wiping off the paint remaining on the pallet when the palette space is full during coloring.

The pallet 20, which is a component of the present invention, is inserted into the pallet inserting groove 12 as a color plate that mixes the paints stored in the paint storage unit 11b to create a desired color.

After inserting the pallet 20 into the pallet insertion groove 12 can be used a variety of methods to detach.

For example, a magnet is installed on the rear surface of the pallet insertion groove 12 and the rear surface of the pallet 20 so that the pallet 20 is completely inserted by the magnet when the pallet 20 is completely inserted into the pallet insertion groove 12. Can be fixed.

In addition, by installing a zipper or a button on the front of the pallet insertion groove 12, the pallet 20 may be inserted into the pallet insertion groove 12, and the zipper may be locked to prevent the pallet 20 from coming out.

It is preferable not to use such a pallet 20 which is foldable as much as possible.

This is because, in the case of the folding type, the paints remaining in the pallet 20 may not be mixed and reused when the paints in the pallet 20 are not completely dried and inserted into the pallet insertion groove 12.

At this time, the first handle groove 12a may be formed in the lower portion of the front surface of the pallet insertion groove 12 so that the pallet 20 inserted into the pallet insertion groove 12 can be easily taken out.

In this way, it is possible to easily take out the pallet 20 by hanging a finger on the first handle groove (12a).

The bottom support 30, which is a component of the present invention, is inserted into the pedestal insertion groove 13a of the case 10 so as to be moved back and forth.

At this time, it is preferable not to completely escape to the outside during the forward and backward movement.

To this end, a locking jaw is formed at the inlet of the pedestal insertion groove 13a, and protrusions are formed at both ends of the bottom support 30 so that the protrusions are caught on the locking jaw when the bottom support 30 is pulled outward so that it cannot be completely separated out. do.

When the bottom support 30 is inserted completely in the case 10 direction, it is preferable to form a flat surface with the back of the case 10 so as not to injure the operator.

At this time, since it may be inconvenient to pull the bottom support 30, the second handle groove (13a) is formed on the bottom of the case 10 to hang the finger on the second handle groove (13a) to hold the bottom support 30 You can also pull.

The cover 40, which is a component of the present invention, covers the case 10 and is rotatably coupled to the case 10 with an axis of the rear upper edge thereof.

The cover 40 and the case 10 may be combined in various ways.

For example, the lower back of the cover 40 and the front, rear of the top of the rear of the case 10 may be bonded by pasting the adhesive sheet so that the cover 40 is rotatable.

In addition, by installing a hinge on the rear upper end of the case 10 and the rear of the cover 40 may be coupled by a hinge.

Before the cover 40 is opened, the case 10 should be covered and fixed, but various methods may be used to fix the case 10.

For example, a magnet may be installed at a predetermined position of the front upper portion of the case 10 and the cover 40 so that the cover 40 and the case 10 may be detached by the magnet.

In addition, a groove may be formed in the upper end of the front surface of the case 10, and a protrusion may be formed in the cover 40 to be attached or detached by inserting or detaching the protrusion into the groove.

It is preferable to form a cover handle 42 on the front of the cover 40 so that the cover 40 can be easily opened and closed.

The upper support 50, which is a component of the present invention, is rotatably coupled to one side of the cover 40 and is connected to the lower support 30 which is moved back and forth from the rear of the case 10 so that the inner surface of the cover 40 is open. To support 70.

The top rest 50 is coupled to the cover 40 in various forms.

For example, by installing a hinge on the upper support 50 and the cover 40 can be formed to rotate by the hinge.

In addition, after cutting one side of the cover 40 in a rectangular shape, the cut back support 50 may be formed by attaching an adhesive sheet back and forth to the upper end to rotate.

The above configuration is stable when the cover 40 has a flat surface when viewed from the outside.

However, when the book 70 is placed on the cover 40, the book 70 may slide down along the inclined surface of the cover 40.

In order to solve this problem, the book support 41 is installed on the inner surface of the cover 40 so that the book support 41 supports the bottom of the book 70.

In addition, a page jam jaw 41a may be formed at the center of the book support 41 to fix pages such as art textbooks so as not to fall.

At this time, when the upper support 50 coupled to the cover 40 rotatably freely rotates on one side, it is inconvenient to move while carrying the case 10, and the painting tools therein may be lost.

Thus, by installing a magnet on one side of the book support 41 and the upper support 50, the upper support 50 can be fixed to the cover 40 when not supporting the book 70.

In addition, in order to easily remove the upper support 50 is fixed to the cover 40, the base handle 51 may be formed on the outside of the upper support 50.

The upper support 50 is connected to the lower support 30 in a state in which the cover 40 is rotated so that the cover 40 supports the book 70. When the upper support 50 is connected to the lower support 30, The load may cause the book rest to slide inward, preventing the book 70 from supporting the cover 40.

Therefore, it is preferable to form the fixing groove 31 at the end of the lower support 30 so that the upper support 50 is not caught by the fixing groove 31 of the lower support 30 so as not to slip.

In particular, the bottom support 30 and the upper support 50 is formed to have a length protruding from each other so that the cover 40 maintains an angle of about 45 ° from the floor to the right angle of the user's eyes and books 70 You can also keep it.

Referring to the operation of the present invention configured as described above are as follows.

In the process of installing the case 10 on the desk 80, first, the bottom support 30 of the rear of the case 10 is pulled backward, and then the cover 40 is opened.

Opening the cover 40 connects the bottom of the upper support 50, which is rotatably coupled to one side of the cover 40, to the lower support 30.

Then, the work is placed on an art textbook or the like so that the bottom of the book 70 is supported on the support jaw of the cover 40.

The brush used during the work is inserted into the brush holder 11d upside down and dried. Just do it.

In the case where the clamp 60 is installed, first, the clamp 60 inserted into the clamp insertion groove 14 is taken out to fix the case 10 to the desk 80, and then the book holder is installed.

When the work is finished and the case 10 is closed, the brush inserted in the brush holder 11d is stored in the brush storage unit, and the pallet 20 is inserted into the pallet insertion groove 12 and fixed.

Then lift the upper support 50 connected to the lower support 30 to the cover 40, close the cover 40, and then slide the lower support 30 into the pedestal insertion groove (13a).

Finally, by releasing the clamp 60 holding the case 10 and the desk 80 and inserting it into the clamp insertion groove 14, the arrangement is finished.

According to the present invention, the painting tool case acts as a book holder, so that the desk can be used more widely, and the concentration of study is increased.

In addition, the painting tool case does not fall under the desk so that the painting tool case and the painting tools are not damaged.

In addition, paint tools such as paints, brushes, palettes, pencils, and erasers can be compactly stored in one case.

Claims (4)

In the paint case, A compartment 11 is formed at a top thereof so that the compartment is partitioned so that the drawing tool is separated. The pallet insertion groove 12 is formed at the bottom of the housing 11, and the bottom of the pallet insertion groove 12 is formed. A case 10 having a pedestal insertion groove 13a formed at the rear thereof; A pallet 20 inserted into the pallet insertion groove 12 and fixed or separated; A lower support 30 inserted into the pedestal insertion groove 13a to move back and forth and having a fixing groove 31 formed at a rear end thereof; A cover 40 rotatably connected to one side of the case 10 to cover an upper portion of the case 10; Consists of; the upper support 50 to support the cover 40 by being rotatably connected to one side of the cover 40 is inserted into the fixing groove 31 of the lower support 30, Paint case with book stand. The method of claim 1, Clamp insertion grooves 14 are additionally formed at both sides of the case 10, and the clamps 60 are inserted into the clamp insertion grooves 14, so that the inserted clamps 60 are taken out of the desk 80 and the case. (10) characterized in that can be fixed, Paint case with book stand. The method according to claim 1 or 2, The housing 11 of the case 10 is provided with a paint storing portion 11b, a brush storing portion 11a, an eraser storing portion 11c, a pencil storing portion 11e, and a writing brush portion 11d. Characterized by Paint case with book stand. The method according to claim 1 or 2, It is installed on the inner bottom of the cover 40, the book support 41 to support the bottom of the book 70 is further provided so that the book 70 does not slip when the book 70 is placed on the cover 40 is further provided. doing, Paint case with book stand.