WO2020162127A1 - Multi-hole punch, and book creation tool and book creation system using multi-hole punch - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide: a multi-hole punch which can be used alone as a tool for loose-leaf creation, and which has an easy-to-understand operation method; and a book creation tool and a book creation system using the multi-hole punch. [Solution] A punch in which a plurality of punch blades (11) provided at equal intervals are mounted on a base (14) in a state in which the punch blades are biased upward, the punch punching holes in a sheet inserted into a slit (13) when the punch blades are pressed down, wherein a gauge (50) equipped with a ruler part (51) for abutting a folded end edge part of the sheet is provided so that the gauge can be pulled out toward the side from one end part of the base. The punch is provided with: a starting end engagement part (52) that stops the gauge at a position where a distance (L) between the punch blade on one end part side and the ruler part is 1/2 of the distance (M) between the punch blades; and a pull-out engagement part (53) that stops the gauge at a length corresponding to the size of the sheet.

Description

Multi-hole punch, book making tool and book making system using multi-hole punch

The present invention relates to a multi-hole punch for making loose-leaf binding holes on a sheet, and a book making tool and a book making system using the multi-hole punch.

As a device for forming loose-leaf binding holes in a sheet, as shown in FIG. 30, it is composed of a punch 1 for making a plurality of binding holes in the sheet, and a gauge 2 for holding the sheet. A gauge punch is proposed. The gauge 2 has a configuration in which a paper ruler is rotatably provided on a substrate, and a plurality of recesses 3 are provided in accordance with the pitch of the binding holes, and the recesses 3 have projections for alignment provided on the punch 1. By punching while engaging the portions 4, a plurality of binding holes 5 are formed at equal intervals along the side edge portion of the sheet (see Patent Document 1).

Utility Model Registration No. 4673227

However, in the multi-hole punch of Patent Document 1, after placing a sheet on the substrate 6 of the gauge 2 and bringing the sheet into contact with the sheet ruler 7 to perform alignment, and fixing the aligned sheet to the substrate 6, After rotating the paper ruler 7 to retreat to the back side of the substrate 6 to expose the side edge of the paper, slide the punch 1 along the gauge 2 to engage the convex portion 4 of the paper with the concave portion 3. The position adjustment is performed by the procedure of matching, and it was necessary to explain the operation method to the first-time user. Further, there is also a problem that the punch alone cannot form a loose-leaf binding hole and cannot be used due to loss or damage of the gauge. Especially when carrying a multi-hole punch all the time and immediately binding the prints distributed at seminars and the like into one notebook, it was a burden to carry the gauge with the multi-hole punch.
Therefore, the present invention is excellent in portability, can intuitively understand the operation method, and can be used alone as a loose-leaf making instrument, and a book making using the multi-hole punch. It aims to provide a tool and a system for easily creating a book.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a plurality of punch blades provided at equal intervals from one end portion to the other end portion, and a plurality of guide paths guided by the respective punch blades without sliding contact. A punch for assembling a base having a slit orthogonal to the guide path in a state of being urged upward, and punching a sheet inserted into the slit by pushing down the punch blade, the bending of the sheet A gauge provided with a ruler portion for abutting the edge portion provided is provided so as to be drawn out laterally from one end portion of the base, and between the punch blade on the one end portion side and the ruler portion. And a pull-out locking portion for stopping the gauge at a length according to the size of the paper at a position where the distance is 1/2 of the distance between punch blades. , Are provided.

The book making tool of the present invention includes a cover portion for covering a bundle of sheets, a ring binder formed by providing openable and closable ring portions at equal intervals along the spine, and from one end to the other end. A state in which a plurality of punch blades provided at equal intervals are biased upward to a base having a plurality of guide paths guided by the respective punch blades not in sliding contact with each other and slits orthogonal to the guide paths. And a multi-hole punch that punches the sheet inserted into the slit when the punch blade is pressed down, wherein the multi-hole punch is a folded edge portion of the sheet. A gauge having a ruler part for contacting the punch is provided so as to be drawn out from one end of the base to the side, and the distance between the punch blade on the one end and the ruler part is the punch blade. A starting end locking portion for stopping the gauge at a position where the distance is ½ and a drawer locking portion for stopping the gauge at a length corresponding to the size of the sheet are provided. It is characterized by.

The book making system according to the present invention includes a cover portion for covering a bundle of sheets, a ring binder having openable and closable ring portions provided at equal intervals along the spine, and from one end to the other end. And a plurality of punch blades provided at equal intervals are urged upward to a base having a plurality of guide paths guided by the respective punch blades not slidingly contacting each other and slits orthogonal to the guide paths. Assembled in a state, the punch blade is pressed down, a multi-hole punch that punches the sheet inserted in the slit, and a book making tool including a top and bottom spread page with a history description displayed, It has a screen configured so that one's personal history information corresponding to the history description can be opened and displayed on the other page, and a calendar year input section that prompts the user to enter information about the birth year, and from multiple themes Input including a first theme input section that selects the first theme and prompts for input, and a second theme input section that selects the second theme from a plurality of themes and prompts for input A section, a chronological table memory that holds a history description for each theme related to the era in a state associated with a calendar year, a calendar year input in the calendar year input section, and the input first personal history theme A first theme history description called with the key, a calendar year entered in the calendar year input section, the second personal history theme entered, and a second theme history description called with the key A book creation support system including a description unit that is described in parallel on the history display unit, and a document creation unit that creates a manuscript of a book including age pages for each age created by the description unit, A book creation system for creating a book by binding the age page output in the book creation support system, wherein the multi-hole punch is for abutting a folded edge of a sheet. A gauge having a ruler section is provided so as to be drawn out from one end of the base to the side, and the distance between the punch blade on the one end side and the ruler section is 1/the distance between the punch blades. A starting end locking portion for stopping the gauge at the position 2 and a drawer locking portion for stopping the gauge at a length according to the size of the sheet are provided. Is.

The multi-hole punch according to claim 1, wherein a gauge having a ruler portion is provided so as to be drawn out from one end portion of the base toward the side, and the distance between the punch blade on the one end portion side and the ruler portion is the punch blade. Since the cage is stopped at the position where the distance is 1/2, the paper is folded and the bent end is brought into contact with the ruler, so that evenly-spaced binding holes can be cut by 1/2. Can be opened.
Since the gauge is provided so that it can be pulled out from the punch, it is possible to intuitively understand the alignment method, and there is no fear of losing the gauge. By appropriately designing the length of the gauge according to the number of punch blades, a compact multi-hole punch can be obtained.

In this case, if the punch base is composed of the punch base and the back plate member, back plate members having different specifications can be prepared and used by replacing it with the existing punch base. By designing the back plate member according to various size sheets such as A4 size and B5 size, it is possible to easily manufacture multi-hole punches having different specifications.
Also, a first locking portion for stopping the gauge at a first length according to the size of the sheet, and a second locking portion for pulling out the gauge for a second length and stopping the gauge. And a display unit for displaying the first and second lengths are provided, so that after the first perforation (first perforation operation) is performed, the gauge is attached at the first drawer locking unit. By stopping and performing the second punching operation, stopping the gauge at the second drawer locking part and performing the third punching operation, it is possible to handle large-format paper and reduce the number of blades. It can also be used as a compact multi-hole punch.
When a hole confirmation display is provided on the main body when the gauge is pulled out, the position of the hole that is opened when the gauge is stopped at the starting end locking portion is displayed, and a second punching operation is performed. When performing, it is possible to confirm whether the alignment is correct by comparing the hole opened in the first operation with the hole confirmation display.

By providing a depth ruler extending in parallel with the row of punch blades in the back of the slit of the base so as to be movable in the front-rear direction, the distance (depth) from the edge of the sheet to the binding hole can be adjusted.
Alternatively, by providing a convex portion that can be inserted into a hole that has already been drilled at a position separated from the punch blade at the other end by a distance between punches, the hole that was previously drilled can be inserted into the convex portion. , Continuous alignment is possible.
According to the book making tool of the present invention, a ring-type book can be easily made.
Further, according to the book creation system of the present invention, it is possible to easily create a book with deep historical content.

It is a perspective view which shows the multi-hole punch which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a top view of the said multi-hole punch, (a) shows an initial state, (b) shows the state which pulled out the gauge. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which opens the binding hole for loose leaves on the sheet of A5 size using the said multi-hole punch. It is an exploded perspective view showing the 1st modification of the above-mentioned multi-hole punch. It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of the multi-hole punch which concerns on the said 1st modification, (a) shows the case where the distance from a side edge part of a paper to a binding hole is lengthened, (b) shows the case where it shortens. It is an exploded perspective view showing the 2nd modification of the above-mentioned multi-hole punch. It is a perspective view which shows the multi-hole punch which concerns on 2nd Embodiment of this invention. The above-mentioned multi-hole punch is shown, (a) is a plan view, (b) is a front view, (c) is a left side view, (d) is a right side view, and (e) is a rear view. It is a front view of the said multi-hole punch, (a) shows an initial state, (b) shows the state which pulled out the gauge. It is explanatory drawing of the back plate member of the said multi-hole punch, (a) shows the state seen from the bottom, (b) shows the use state when comprised with a transparent member. It is a top view which shows the use state of the said multi-hole punch, (a) shows an initial state, (b) shows the state extended to the 2nd length. The state of the binding holes according to the size of the sheet is shown, (a) shows the state where the binding holes are provided on the B5 size sheet, and (b) shows the state where the binding holes are provided on the A4 size sheet. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional perspective view which shows the 1st modification of the multi-hole punch which concerns on the said embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the gauge member of the said modified example, (a) shows an initial state, (b) shows the state which pulled out the gauge. It is explanatory drawing which shows the 2nd modification of the multi-hole punch which concerns on the said embodiment, (a) shows an initial state, (b) shows the state which pulled out the gauge. It is explanatory drawing which shows the multi-hole punch which concerns on 3rd Embodiment of this invention, (a) is a state when performing a 1st punching operation, (b) is a state when performing a 2nd punching operation, ( c) shows a state in which the ruler portion of the gauge is tilted. The use state of the said multi-hole punch is shown, (a) is a state of a 1st punching operation, (b) is a state of a 2nd punching operation, (c) is a state of a 3rd punching operation, (d) is The state which tilts the ruler part of a gauge and performs a 3rd punching operation is shown. It is explanatory drawing which shows the book production system of this invention. It is a perspective view showing a book created by the book creation system. It is explanatory drawing which shows the leg part of the said book. It is an explanatory view showing a screen of a top page of the book creation support system. It is explanatory drawing which shows 1st Example of the said book production assistance system. It is explanatory drawing which shows 2nd Example of the said book production assistance system. It is explanatory drawing which shows 3rd Example of the said book production support system. It is explanatory drawing which shows the 4th Example of the said book production assistance system. It is explanatory drawing which shows 5th Example of the said book production support system. It is an example of the book produced with the book production tool of this invention, (a) is a front view, (b) shows the state which opened the book, (c) shows the state which attached the binding member. It is a side view of the said book. It is explanatory drawing which shows the ring binder and zipper of the book making tool of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the conventional loose leaf paper preparation instrument.

The multi-hole punch 10 of the present invention is for forming a binding hole for accommodating a loose-leaf binder in a commercially available sheet.
A gauge for alignment is pulled out from one side of the punch, and a ruler for aligning the edges of the paper is provided at one end of the pulled-out side. There is.
The distance between the ruler portion and the punch blade on the one end side is designed to be 1/2 of the distance between the punch blades, and a locking portion (starting end locking portion) for stopping the gauge at that position. ) And a locking portion (drawing locking portion) for stopping at a predetermined pull-out length N.
Embodiments of a multi-hole punch according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the multi-hole punch 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, each punch blade slides a plurality of punch blades 11 provided at equal intervals from one end to the other end. It is constructed by assembling to a base 14 having a plurality of guide paths 12 guided without contact and a slit 13 orthogonal to the guide paths 12.
The punch base 14 includes a main body portion to which the punch blade 11 is assembled via the guide path 12, a handle member 15 for attaching the punch blade 11 to the main body portion while urging the punch blade 11 upward, and a sheet on which a sheet is placed. When the main body is attached to the back side of the mounting table 16, the slit 13 for inserting a sheet is formed at the lower end on the front side.

The guide path 12 penetrates the main body of the base 14 and the mounting table 16, and when the punch blade 11 descends there, the upper edge portion 12 ′ of the mounting table 16 serves as the lower blade and the punch blade 11 The sheet is punched in cooperation with the blade edge (upper blade).
The base 14 is configured by assembling a punch base 14a made of a metal member and a back plate member 14b. A notch (starting end locked portion 52') is provided on one side wall of the base 14, and one end of the gauge member 50 is exposed to the outside and the other end is housed inside the base in the notch. It can be assembled in the assembled state. A ruler portion 51 for abutting a sheet is erected on the exposed one end portion, and an inner wall surface (starting end locking portion 52) of the ruler portion 51 is connected to a notched outer wall surface (starting end locked portion). Alignment at the beginning of the perforations is achieved by abutting against the part 52').

In the gauge member 50, the distance (L) between the first punch blade 11a located on the one end side (notch side) of the base 14 and the ruler portion 51 is 1/2 of the punch blade distance (M). It is designed to be fixed to the base 14 at different positions.
The other end of the gauge member 50 is provided with a drawer locking portion 53 for fixing the gauge with a length (N) corresponding to the size of the paper. The drawer locking portion 53 is appropriately designed according to the size of the paper, the spacing between the binding holes, and the like, and when the punching blades 11 have P punch blades, “punch blade distance (M)×blade number (P)”. It can be provided at a position where it can be pulled out by the length (N).

For example, when using the punch 10 having the six punch blades 11 to form 20 binding holes on an A5 size sheet, as shown in FIG. A drawer locking portion 53′ is provided at a position spaced apart by ½+M×6″.
The main body of the gauge member 50 is provided with a hole confirmation display (K) that displays the position of the hole that is opened when the gauge is stopped by the starting end locking portion 52 and punched.

A method of using the multi-hole punch 10 to form 20 binding holes on an A5 size sheet will be described with reference to FIG.
First, the starting end locking portion 52 is locked to the base 14. The ruler portion 51 of the gauge member 50 is projected to one side of the base 14, and the edge portion of the sheet folded in the longitudinal direction is brought into contact with the ruler portion 51 to perform the punching operation (Fig. 3(b)).
Then, six binding holes are provided at equal intervals from the position of a distance (L) that is ½ of the distance (M) between punch blades from the folded end of the sheet. After that, the gauge member 50 is pulled out and locked at the drawer locking portion 53 (see FIG. 3C). In that state, the second punching operation is performed.

As a result, the binding holes provided at the time of the first punching operation are continuously provided with equidistant binding holes (see FIG. 3D). When the folds are widened, a total of 20 binding holes are formed.
In the present invention, the loose-leaf binding holes can be opened with 1/2 the number of punches, so by appropriately designing the gauge according to the number of punch blades, it is possible to obtain a punch that is compact and highly usable. it can. Since the gauge member 50 is provided on the punch base so as to be pulled out, the gauge can be prevented from being lost and the operation method can be easily understood.

The position of the hole opened when the gauge is stopped at the starting end locking portion 52 and the hole is drilled may be displayed on the main body of the gauge member 50 (hole confirmation display K). With this configuration, when the gauge is pulled out and the second punching operation is performed, the hole opened in the first operation and the hole confirmation display K can be compared with each other, and the deviation of the binding hole and the punching error can be prevented. ..

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, a depth (W) from the binding hole to the side edge of the sheet is provided by providing a depth ruler portion 58 extending on the back side of the gauge member 50′ in a direction perpendicular to the ruler portion 51. It may be adjustable. In this case, the depth adjustment groove 17 is provided in the depth of the slit 13 of the base 14 (that is, between the wall surface 14 ′ in the back of the base and the guide path 12), and the open end provided on the side of the depth adjustment groove 17 is used. The gauge member 50' may be provided (see FIG. 5).
Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 6, a depth ruler 18 extending parallel to the row of punch blades 11 can be attached to the depth adjustment groove 17. The depth ruler 18 is movable in the front-rear direction and is fixed at a desired position by a fixing member 18'.

A multi-hole punch according to the second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8. The members having the same configurations as those in the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof is omitted.
The multi-hole punch 100 is characterized in that the base 14 is composed of a punch base 110 and a back plate member 120.
The punch base 110 includes a main body of the base 14 to which the punch blade 11 is attached via the guide path 12, and a handle member 115 attached to the main body of the base 14 with the punch blade 11 biased upward. , A mounting table 116 on which a sheet is placed.

By attaching the main body of the base 14 to the back side of the mounting table 116, the slit 13 is formed at the lower end on the front side (see FIG. 9), and by inserting a sheet into the slit 13 and pushing down the handle. The punch blade 11 descends through the guide path 12 of the base body, penetrates the guide path 12 of the mounting table 116, and punches a sheet. The punch scraps that have been punched are discharged into the inside of the back plate member 120 (scrap accommodating portion 121) (see FIG. 10).
Since the back plate member 120 is attached to the punch base 110, the back plate member 120 is substantially flush with the mounting base 116 of the punch base 110 on the upper surface 122, and is a stage for mounting and aligning sheets. Make up. A discharge door 123 for discharging punch waste is provided on the bottom surface. The door is opened and closed through the thin bent portion 124 by being made of a flexible synthetic resin such as polypropylene.

On the front side of the back plate member 120, a gauge member 150 for abutting the ends of the sheets for alignment is provided slidably in the left-right direction (see FIG. 9).
The gauge member 150 is arranged in a state where one end of the gauge member 150 is projected upward and the other end is housed inside through a notch provided on one side of the back plate member 120. The one end protruding upward is a ruler 151 for abutting the ends of the sheets to perform the alignment.
As shown in FIG. 10, the distance L between the ruler portion 151 and the punch blade 11a on the one end side is designed to be 1/2 of the distance M between punch blades, and the gauge member 150 is located at that position. The lower end (starting end locking portion 152) of the ruler portion 151 is extended in order to stop. Positioning is performed during the first punching operation by locking the lower end of the cutout as the starting end locked portion.

The other end portion of the gauge member 150 is provided with a drawer locking portion 153 for stopping the gauge with a drawing length according to the size of the paper. The drawer locking portion 153 is appropriately designed according to the number of punch blades 11, the length of the gauge, the size of the sheet to be punched, the spacing of the binding holes, and the like. In the present embodiment, the six punch blades are provided. A punch having 11 was formed.
Further, not only A5 size paper but also B5 size paper can be used for forming 26 binding holes and also for forming A4 size paper with 30 binding holes.

That is, as shown in FIG. 11, as the locked portion 153 for A4 size, the first locked portion 153a1 for stopping the gauge at the first pull-out length (N1) and the second pulled-out portion 153a1. The second locked portion 153a2 for stopping the gauge at the length (N2) is provided, and as the locked portion for the B5 size, the second locked portion 153a2 for stopping the gauge at the first drawing length (N1) is provided. The first locked portion 153b1 and the second locked portion 153b2 for stopping the gauge at the second drawing length (N2) are provided.

The drawer locking portion 153′ may stop the gauge member 150 at a position where four new binding holes are provided continuously to the binding hole previously provided, or the hole provided previously. Alternatively, the second perforation may be performed (see FIG. 12).
In order to display the first display portion (Ha1, Hb1) for displaying the first withdrawal length (N1) and the second withdrawal length (N2) on the front surface portion 122 of the back plate member 120. Second display portions (Ha2, Hb2) are provided respectively.

The usage state of the multi-hole punch 100 will be described.
When 20 binding holes are provided on the A5 size sheet, the ruler portion 151 is provided with the starting end locking portion 152 of the gauge member 150 locked to the starting end locked portion (notch) of the back plate member 120. The folded end of the paper is brought into contact with. By performing the first punching operation in this state, six binding holes are provided at equal intervals from the position (½) of the distance (M) between the punch blades from the folded end of the sheet.

After that, the gauge member 150 is pulled out to the display (Ha1) indicating the first pull-out position of A5 size and locked by the pull-out locking portion 153, and the second punching operation is performed. Since 10 binding holes are formed in the side edge portion of the folded sheet, a total of 20 binding holes are formed by expanding the binding holes.
When 26 binding holes are provided on a B5 size sheet, after the first punching operation, the second punching operation is performed by pulling out to the display (Hb1) indicating the first pull-out position of the B5 size. Next, the third punching operation is performed by pulling out to the display (Hb2) indicating the second pulling position. As a result, 13 binding holes are formed at the side edge of the folded sheet, and a total of 26 binding holes are formed when the sheet is unfolded.

When 30 sheets of binding holes are provided on A4 size paper, after the first punching operation, the positions are aligned according to the display (Ha1, Ha2) indicating the pull-out position of A4 size, and the second and third punching operations are performed. I do. By forming 15 binding holes in the side edge portion of the folded sheet, a total of 30 binding holes are formed when the sheet is unfolded.

In the multi-hole punch according to this embodiment, it is preferable to design the gauge member 150 and the surface portion 122 of the back plate member 120 to be flush with each other. In this case, as shown in FIG. The other end on the opposite side to the'′ may be curved and housed inside the mounting table. This drawing is a cross-sectional perspective view of the handle member 115' and a part of the punch base 110' (upper part from the slit 13), and the gauge member 150 is attached to the upper surface of the back plate member 120, 3 shows a configuration in which the guide surface 126 is arranged in parallel with and is pulled out while being guided.

The gauge main body is molded of a synthetic resin material, and a portion from one end to the central portion is a thick flat portion 154, and a flexible portion from the central portion to the other end is a strip portion 155. There is. As shown in FIG. 14, a bellows having a wedge-shaped cross section is continuously provided on the lower surface of the band-shaped portion 155, and the bellows portion is bent downward at the end portion of the guide surface 126 to guide the guide surface. A terminal portion is accommodated below 126.
A recessed portion 154 ′ is provided on the upper surface of the flat surface portion 154, and a sticker having a predetermined thickness (printed with the position indication H) is attached to the recessed portion 154 ′ so as to be flush with the surface portion of the back plate member 120. Sex is guaranteed. A drawer locking portion 153 is provided at a predetermined portion on the lower surface of the flat surface portion 154. By fitting the drawer locking portion 153 with the drawer locked portion 153 ′ provided on the guide surface 126. The gauge member 150 can be stopped at a predetermined position.

Also in this embodiment, the depth (W) from the binding hole to the side edge of the sheet can be adjusted. In this case, a depth ruler portion 158 extending in a direction perpendicular to the ruler portion 151 may be provided on the back surface side of the gauge member 150′ (see FIG. 15), and may extend in the depth of the slit 13 in parallel with the punch blade row. The depth ruler may be provided so as to be movable in the front-rear direction. The leading end locking portion 152 and the drawer locking portion 153 of the gauge member 150′ are also provided on the base 114 while maintaining the width (depth W) between the base wall portion and the depth ruler portion 158. It is designed to slide in the locking part.

Next, a multi-hole punch 200 according to the third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The multi-hole punch 200 is also provided with a gauge 250 having a ruler portion 251 that can be pulled out laterally from one end of the base 14. Then, a starting end locking portion 252 for stopping the gauge 250 at a position where the distance (L) between the punch blade 11a on one end side and the ruler portion is 1/2 of the distance between punch blades (M) is provided. Further, a pullout locking portion 253 for stopping the gauge at a pullout length (N) corresponding to the size of the paper is provided.

In particular, in this embodiment, the ruler portion 251 for contacting the bent edge portion of the paper is configured to be able to be raised and lowered with respect to the gauge surface, and the convex portion that allows the previously punched hole to be inserted therethrough. The part 19 is provided at a position separated from the punch blade 11b on the other end side by a distance (M) between punches.
For example, the number of punch blades 11 is 5, and the same as the punch blades is provided at the position where the sixth punch blade should be provided (that is, at the position separated from the punch blades at the other end by the distance between punches (M)). Alternatively, the convex portion 19 having a slightly smaller diameter is projected upward from the base.

A state in which the multi-hole punch 200 is used to form 30 binding holes on an A4 size sheet will be described with reference to FIG.
First, the sheet is folded in half in the vertical direction, and the upper sheet portion (U) and the lower sheet portion (D) are overlapped. The ruler portion 251 of the gauge member 250 is fixed in a standing end locking portion (not shown) in a standing state. The folded end of the sheet is brought into contact with the ruler portion 251, and the first punching operation is performed in this state, so that a predetermined distance (L=M×1/2) from the folded end of the sheet causes the sheet to move 5 Two binding holes are provided at equal intervals.

Then, the gauge member 250 is pulled out and fixed by the first length (N1). By aligning the positions of the sheets in that state and performing the second punching operation, five more binding holes are continuously formed.
After that, the paper is removed from the gauge member 250 and the inside and outside are reversed. That is, the sheet portion (U) located on the back side during the first and second punching operations is placed on the front side, and the punch blade 11a on one end side is the portion closest to the open end portion of the sheet (release leaf sheet). Place the paper in such a position that it will perforate the top and bottom edges of. As shown in FIG. 17C, the closest existing hole is inserted into the convex portion 19 provided on the base 14, and the third punching operation is performed.

As a result, a total of 15 binding holes are formed continuously, and a total of 30 binding holes are opened by unfolding the folded sheet.
As shown in FIG. 17D, the ruler portion 251 may be tilted so as to be flush with the gauge main body portion, and the alignment of the convex portion 19 may be continued. In this way, loose-leaf paper can be created with an extremely compact multi-hole punch regardless of the paper size.
In addition, in the present embodiment, the ruler portion 251 of the gauge member 250 does not necessarily have to be erected.

Next, a book making system 300 using the multi-hole punch of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
This book creation system 300 is a system for easily creating a book describing the history of an individual, a corporation, or the like (hereinafter referred to as "history"). The book creation support system 400 and the multi-hole punch of the present invention. And a book creation tool 500 including the.
The book making tool 500 is sold in a state of being housed in a housing 501, and is provided together with a card 401 displaying an ID and a password for giving an access right to the book making support system 400.

The book creation support system 400 collects materials from a wide range of viewpoints so that a theme to be written can be easily found. In particular, the book creation support system 400 is intended to create a book 301 shown in FIG. It is a system. This book 301 is provided as a notebook (personal history book) for organizing the content of a manuscript of one's history, and includes a plurality of age pages 311 describing events that occurred in the calendar year of the user's age. It is configured to include. The age page 311 has a double-page spread for each age, such as birth period, early childhood, childhood, etc., and the page size is designed according to commercially available copy paper such as A4 size. It is designed so that the history description corresponding to a calendar year can be displayed on one page T of the two-page spread, and the personal history description of the calendar year corresponding to the history description can be displayed on the other page T of the two-page spread.

A book is created by binding a sheet bundle including a plurality of age pages 311 at front and back cover portions 312 and 313. The cover portion 312 is provided with leg portions 314 for making the book self-supporting. As shown in FIG. 20, the leg portion 314 is configured by rotatably attaching a transparent sheet 315 to the rotating end portion of the cover portion, and also has a function as a memo page.
That is, by accommodating a plurality of images G that can be used as illustrations in the bag-shaped transparent sheet 315, the leg portion 314 for erecting the book 301 is configured, and the accommodating portion (the bag-shaped transparent sheet By raising the book 301 with the image G selected from the sheet 315) as the front surface, the book 301 can be used as a photo stand. Since the leg portion 314 serving as the memo page is composed of the transparent sheet 315, a balloon with a whiteboard pen can be used to put a balloon or a material can be pasted on the leg portion 314 to create a highly original image. The illustration image can be used as an illustration of one's own history.

As for the age page, a history description corresponding to the calendar year is displayed on the history page T on one of the two-page spreads, and a personal history description of the calendar year corresponding to the history description is displayed on the other page of the two-page spread (lower page B). Is configured. In the present embodiment, the history page on the upper side displays the first history description part T1 describing the history of the first theme and the second history description part T2 describing the history of the second theme side by side. .. On the self-history page B on the lower side, one or more self-history description sections including a comment section K showing a state of oneself in the era corresponding to the calendar year and an image insertion section G displaying an inserted image such as a photograph at that time. B1, B2... Are provided.

A book creation support system 400 for easily creating the book 301 will be described.
FIG. 21 is an explanatory diagram showing a top page screen of the present system 400. The top page is provided with a calendar year input unit 461a for selecting the year of birth of the hero of his/her history and a style selection unit 461b for requesting selection of the style of the book to be created. The style selection unit 461b is, for example, an album system for creating a book as a photo album, a double system for creating a personal history book with reference to history descriptions of two fields, Japanese history, local history, and industry history. A triple system for creating your own history book while referring to the three fields, an editor system that allows you to create your own manuscript by copying and editing history descriptions of Japanese history, local history, and industry history, etc. , You can select the desired creation style. The book of the above embodiment is created by using the double system 460 shown in FIG.

A double system 460 suitable for being placed on a desk for use will be described below.
When the double system of the style selection unit 461b is selected after inputting the calendar year input unit 461a on the top page of the WEB site that provides this system, the screen of FIG. 21B appears. This screen displays a first theme input section 461c for selecting a theme to be displayed on one side (left side) of the history page 311 of the book 301 from a plurality of themes, and a theme to be displayed on the other side (right side). And a second theme input unit 461d for selection.

When the confirmation button (create) is clicked, processing is performed based on the information input to these input sections, and the screen of FIG. 21(c) appears. This screen is configured such that the history description is displayed on the upper page T0 of the booklet-like background and the personal history information corresponding to the history description can be displayed on the lower page B0.
On the upper history page (T0), a first history description part T1 describing the history of the first theme and a second history description part T2 describing the history of the second theme are displayed side by side. It On the self-history page (B0) on the lower side, a self-history description section consisting of a comment section K0 showing the state of the self in the era corresponding to the calendar year and an image insertion section G0 displaying a self-history image such as a photograph of the time And a layout selection section R for adding this personal history description section.

As shown in FIG. 22, this double system 460 is provided with an input unit 461 for prompting the user to select a year of birth, a book style, and a theme, a chronological table memory 462 holding a history description, and a history description. A description unit 463, a personal history input unit 464 for inputting personal history information, a personal history description unit 465 for creating a manuscript for a personal history page, a cover design selection unit 466, an entire page creation unit 467, and printing. A print information input unit 468 for selecting a layout and a document creation unit 469 for creating a printing PDF based on the information are configured.

The input unit 461 includes a calendar year input unit 461a for prompting the user to input information about the birth year, a style selection unit 461b for selecting a book style, and a first theme selected from a plurality of themes. It is composed of a first theme input unit 461c for prompting and a second theme input unit 461d for prompting input by selecting the second theme.
As shown in FIG. 22B, the chronological table memory 462 holds a history description (PDF file) for each theme related to the era in a state associated with a calendar year. The birth year (calendar year) selected in the calendar year input unit 461a on the top page is linked to history pages for each theme that describes events that occurred in the calendar year, such as the page at the time of birth (0 years old), the infant. By selecting the page of the period (at the age of 5)... And the page to be included in the book, the page of the calendar year (birth year+age) is displayed by the function of the browser.

That is, the description unit 463 calls the history description from the chronological table memory and describes it on the history page (T0) using the calendar year input to the birth year input unit 461 as a key. With the calendar year obtained by adding y as a key, the history description is called from the chronological table memory 462 and output to the corresponding age page.
At this time, the information called by using the year input in the calendar year input unit 461a and the theme input in the first theme input unit 461b as keys is displayed in the first history description unit T1, and the same calendar year and the second year are displayed. The input theme to the theme input unit 461c and the information called as a key are designed to be displayed in parallel in the second history description unit T2.

The self-history description means 465 creates manuscript data for a self-history page based on the self-history information 464 input in the comment section K0, the image insertion section G0 and the layout selection section R.
The cover design selecting section 466 displays a sample cover design and prompts selection. The page creation unit 467 displays all page information based on the information about the lower page B0 including the front cover section and the personal history page section and the information about the upper page T0 including the history page section and the back cover section.

The print information input unit 468 selects a booklet form such as A4 size or A5 size, creates manuscript data for creating a book having the booklet form, and displays it in PDF. As a result, a book in which the history page in which the two theme history description sections T1 and T2 are displayed side by side is opened and the top page of the history page in which personal history information of the time is displayed is set as the bottom page of the history page is created. Print information is created, and by sending this information to the printer, desired printing is performed on the paper.

Next, a triple system 460′ for creating a personal history book while referring to the three fields of Japanese history, local history, and industry history will be described with reference to FIG.
This system 460' is also called by using the input section 461' for prompting the user to select the year of birth, book style, and theme, the chronological table memory 462', and the personal history theme input to the input section 461' as keys. Description means 463' for describing history descriptions in parallel, personal history input section 464, personal history description section 465, cover design selection section 466, page creation section 467, print information input section 468, manuscript data It is configured by the creating unit 469.

The input unit 461' includes, in addition to the calendar year input unit 461a and the style selection unit 461b, an area information input unit 461e for selecting the local history to be displayed, and a textbook selection unit 461f for selecting the provider of the textbook to be the basic. A genre information input unit 461g for displaying the industry history of a field to be displayed and an illustration input unit 461h.
The chronological table memory 462' includes a regional chronological table memory 462e in which a plurality of historical information for each region is stored, a textbook memory 462f in which a plurality of basic textbook information (name of a textbook provider, etc.) is held, and fields. It is composed of a field-based chronological table memory 462g in which a plurality of pieces of historical information are stored and an illustration memory 462h which holds a plurality of images that can be used as illustrations.

The illustration memory 462h includes a background memory that holds a plurality of background images and a material memory that holds a plurality of material images. The illustration memory 462h is configured to include the background memory. The selected image is selected and the material is pasted at a desired position of the background image to create an illustration image, which is displayed in the image insertion unit G0.
The description means 463′ retrieves the history page in the year of birth of the subject from the chronological table memory 462′ using the selected theme information as a key, and displays it in the history page section (T0). The history information of the area called from the chronological table memory 462e is output to the left display unit Te as the first theme, the textbook information called from the textbook memory 462f is output to the central display unit Tf, and the field-based chronological table memory 462g is output. The history information of the genre called from is output to the right display unit Tg as the second theme.

Under these history description parts (Te, Tf, Tg), images showing the state of the year (photograph S, paintings, etc.) are continuously displayed as usable illustrations, and the images you want to use are displayed as personal history information. The input section (image insertion section G0) can be loaded.
Next, the editor system 460″ will be described with reference to FIG. 24. This system uses text data of history description created from three viewpoints: history (Japanese history), local history, and industry history, which are textbooks. It is possible to create a manuscript of his own history by displaying it, copying a necessary part of it, and pasting it as histories information in the comment input section (KO).

In the chronological table memory 462" of the present embodiment, a history description for each theme related to the era is stored as a text file in a state associated with the calendar year. Then, in the calendar year selected on the top page, the text file is stored. By linking, the history of each theme is displayed in text on each display section of the history page.
That is, the history page includes a text portion X for displaying the history description as copyable character data, a copy image portion I for displaying the history description as copyable image data, and a keyword portion W for displaying a keyword. Therefore, the information of the text portion X and the copy image portion I can be directly copied and input in the personal history information input portion 464″ (pasted in the comment portion K0 and the image insertion portion G0).

In the keyword part W, the keyword of the year is displayed corresponding to the calendar year, and a link is attached to the predetermined keyword. By clicking on the keyword, a pop-up screen (pop-up commentary P) in which the commentary text of the keyword is displayed appears, and in the same way, copy the necessary part and paste it in the personal history information input part (K0, G0). You can The image (S) of the illustration introducing section H provided below these history description sections can also be copied, and by pasting it on the image inserting section G0, it is possible to easily create a personal history page. .. Then, the position of the image insertion portion G0 with respect to the comment display portion K0 can be moved (vertically or horizontally).

At the top of the screen, there is a theme change button for changing the theme displayed on the history page. By clicking this button, the theme information input sections 461e, 461f, 461g are displayed in a pop-up, and you can select It will be changed to the historical description of the theme.
After creating a personal history page of a desired layout in this way, if cover page information is input, only the PDF file for the cover page and the PDF file for the personal history page are separately generated in the all-page creating section 467". It is supposed to be output.

Print information for printing in a desired size is input, the cover PDF file is printed on the cover sheet, and the personal history PDF file is printed on the body sheet.
Next, an album system 470 for creating a book as a photo album will be described with reference to FIG. This system is for creating left-right spread books. When the calendar system is selected on the input screen and the album system is selected, the history description of the preset default theme is displayed on the left side. The page is ready to appear.

At the top of this page, there is a change button 461e for changing the display theme. By clicking the change button, a popup screen for selecting the theme is displayed. By selecting the desired theme, , The screen display is switched.
On the personal history page on the right side, the image insertion part with the default photo (image G) and the comment insertion part (K) are displayed. Copy them and paste them at the desired position You can display photos and comments in place. The shape of the image insertion portion can be trimmed or enlarged or reduced to any shape. The comment insertion section (K) can also select any shape, and the character information displayed therein can be input.

If you want to add your own history page on the right side, click the Add page button to display an additional page with your own history page on the left and right of the spread. The default image G and the comment insertion part (K) are also displayed on this additional page. It is displayed, and you can add images and comments by copying and pasting in the same way.
Then, by clicking the "To the next era" button, a history page appears on the left side of the spread and a personal history page for pasting photos etc. appears on the right side. Continuing with this, when the last page (current page) is reached, the original data is created by selecting the cover layout (title position and background image) and entering print information such as paper selection. A photo album is completed by printing and binding with a printer in which desired paper is set.

A family history creation function may be added to this book creation system.
In this case, the top page is provided with a family selection unit 461k for selecting whether or not to create a family history, and when family history creation is selected, the family tree creation screen shown in FIG. 26 appears.
At the center of the screen, a rectangular input section in which the birth year (calendar year selected on the input screen) is displayed. A parent information input section 461m for inputting parent information (name and birth year) above the central input section (family selection section 461k), a child information input section 461n for inputting child information below. Brother information input section 461q for inputting sibling information on the right side, spouse information input section 461r for inputting spouse information on the left side, and related person information input section for inputting other related party information 461s appears, and by clicking on it, you can enter the person's name and birth year.

The history description corresponding to the calendar year having the smallest value (old age) from the birth years thus input is called from the chronological table memory and displayed on the first page. Hereafter, a book as family history is completed by the same system as described above.
A book is completed by binding a bundle of sheets printed by this system using the book making tool 500.

As shown in FIG. 18, the book making tool 500 according to the present invention includes the multi-hole punch 10 according to the present invention, a cover portion 510, a ring binder 520, and a zipper 530 for opening and closing the ring binder 520. It is configured to be housed in a housing 501. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 27, it is configured as a device for creating a desk-mounted book 501 that functions as a notebook. This book can be used in a state of being opened up and down when filling in necessary items as a notebook, and can be used as a photo stand by placing it on a table when not in use. ), the binding member 540 can be attached so that the pages are not turned over.

As shown in FIG. 28, the cover portion 510 includes a standing leg portion 513 rotatably provided between a front cover sheet 511 and a back cover sheet 512, and a binding member for binding the sheet bundle 514 together with the cover sheet portion 510. And 540.

On one cover part (back cover 512), two attachment parts 515 for attaching the binding member 540 are provided. In this case, one end of the binding member 540 made of a rubber member is attached to the first attachment portion 515a provided on one side of the open end portion, and is wound around the front cover sheet 511 together with the sheet bundle 514 to remove the back cover sheet 512. It is designed to reach the second mounting portion 515b.

An erect leg 513 for erecting the notebook is provided between the front cover 511 and the back cover 512. The standing leg portion 513 has substantially the same shape as the cover sheet portion 510, and has a structure in which first and second through holes 516a and 516b are provided at positions corresponding to the mounting portion 515.
As a result, when used two-dimensionally as a notebook, one cover portion (back cover 512) and the standing leg portion 513 can be integrated so as to be in a state as if it were one cover sheet.

The bundling member 540 is designed to have a length such that, when the bundling member 540 is placed on a table, the bundling member 540 is inclined in a contracted state with a predetermined angle θ provided between the back cover 511 and the standing leg portion 513. ..
The front cover (back cover 512) provided with the binding member 540 and the standing leg 513 are biased by the elastic member 517 in the direction of separating from each other. By controlling the urging force by the bundling member 540, the standing state is maintained.

Binding holes 515 are formed at predetermined intervals at the upper and lower edges of the front and back cover parts 511 and 512 and the standing leg part 513.
As shown in FIG. 29, the ring binder 520 is configured by providing openable and closable rings 522 at equal intervals along the spine portion 521. Each of the rings 522 is composed of two half- split ring portions 522a and 522b, and has fitting portions that can be fitted to each other at the tips of the respective ring portions.

The book making tool 500 may include a zipper 550 for opening and closing the ring portion 522. The zipper 550 has a structure in which a longitudinal cut portion 551 is provided on the peripheral side surface of a truncated cone-shaped tubular member, and a longitudinally extending protrusion portion 552 is provided on the outer peripheral surface. The outer diameter of the upper end opening 553 is slightly larger than the inner diameter of the ring 522, and the lower end opening 554 is designed such that the inner diameter thereof is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the ring 522.

When opening the ring 522, insert it toward the inside of the ring from the lower end opening 554. At this time, the protrusions 522 are passed while abutting on the ring fitting portions 522a and 522b, respectively, so that the mutual engagement is released and the ring portion 520 is opened. When closing the ring 522, the ring 522 in an open state is inserted into the upper end opening 553 so that the ring 522 is guided and fitted to the inner wall surface of the opening/closing tool.

When creating a "history of oneself" as a book using the book creation system 300, first, a bundle of sheets 514 printed by the book creation support system 400 is provided with binding holes by the multi-hole punch 10 of the present invention. The binding is performed together with the cover portion 510 and the standing leg portion 513. At this time, the front cover sheet 511, the sheet bundle 501, the back cover sheet 512 and the standing leg portions 513 integrated by the binding member 540 are bound by the ring binder 520 in this order.
A bag-shaped sheet into which a photograph or the like can be inserted may be provided with a binding hole, and may be bound together with the sheet bundle 514. You can use it as a photo stand by inserting the photo into the bag and placing it on the table. You can insert a photo of your memory, learn the history of the time while watching it, and write your own history.

The present invention can be applied to punches used for various purposes as long as they are punches for continuously forming binding holes on a sheet of paper.

10, 100, 200... Multi-hole punch 11... Punch blade 12... Guide path 13... Slit 14... Base 15... Handle member 16... Mounting table 17... Depth adjustment groove 18... Depth ruler 50, 150, 250... Gauge member 51 , 151, 251... Ruler parts 52, 152... Starting end locking parts 53, 153... Drawer locking parts 58, 158... Depth ruler part (depth ruler)
110... Punch base 114... Base body part 115... Handle member 116... Placement base 120... Back plate member 121... Waste container part 122... Top surface part 123... Discharge door 124... Bend part 126... Guide surface 154... Plane part 155 …Band-shaped section 300…Book creation system 400…Book creation support system 500…Book creation tool

Claims (18)

1. A plurality of punch blades (11) provided at equal intervals from one end to the other end, and a plurality of guide paths (12) for guiding the punch blades without sliding contact with each other and the guide paths (12). It is assembled to a base (14) having a slit (13) orthogonal to the above while being biased upward, and the punch blade (11) is pushed down to punch the sheet inserted in the slit (13). A punch (10)
   A gauge (50, 150, 250) provided with a ruler (51, 151, 251) for abutting the folded edge of the paper is directed from one end of the base (14) to the side. Provided so that it can be pulled out,
   A starting end member for stopping the gauge (50) at a position where the distance (L) between the punch blade (11a) on the one end side and the ruler portion is 1/2 of the distance between punch blades (M). A stop portion (52, 152, 252) and a drawer locking portion (53, 153, 253) for stopping the gauge at a length (N) corresponding to the size of the sheet are provided. A multi-hole punch.
2. A plurality of punch blades (11) provided at equal intervals from one end to the other end, and a plurality of guide paths (12) for guiding the punch blades without sliding contact with each other and the guide paths (12). And a back plate member (120) for receiving punch waste discharged from the guide passage (12). The base (14) is configured, and the gauge (150) is slidably provided on the back plate member (120),
   The back plate member (120) is provided with a locked portion (153') locked by the drawer locking portion (153) provided in the gauge (150). The described multi-hole punch.
3. A first locking portion (153a) for stopping the gauge (150) at a first length (N1) corresponding to the size of the sheet, and a second length (N2) and being pulled out. The second locking portion (153b) for stopping the gauge is provided, and the display portions (H1, H2) for displaying the first and second lengths (N1, N2) are provided. The multi-hole punch according to claim 1 or 2, which is characterized.
4. When the gauge (50, 150, 250) is pulled out, the position of the hole that is opened when the gauge is stopped and punched in the starting end locking portion (52, 152, 252) is displayed on the main body. The multi-hole punch according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a hole confirmation display (K).
5. A depth ruler (18, 58, 158) extending parallel to the row of the punch blades (11) is provided at the back of the slit (13) of the base (14) so as to be movable in the front-rear direction. The multi-hole punch according to any one of claims 1 to 4.
6. The convex portion (19) which can be inserted into the already punched hole is provided at a position separated from the punch blade (11b) at the other end by the distance between punches (M). The multi-hole punch according to any one of claims 1 to 5.
7. A cover portion (510) for covering the sheet bundle (514),
   A ring binder (520) configured by providing openable and closable ring parts (522) at equal intervals along the spine part (521);
   A plurality of punch blades (11) provided at equal intervals from one end to the other end, and a plurality of guide paths (12) for guiding the punch blades without sliding contact with each other and the guide paths (12). It is assembled to a base (14) having a slit (13) orthogonal to the above while being biased upward, and the punch blade (11) is pushed down to punch the sheet inserted in the slit (13). A book making tool (500) including a multi-hole punch (10, 100, 200)
   The multi-hole punch (10, 100, 200) has a gauge (50, 150, 250) provided with a ruler (51, 151, 251) for abutting the folded edge of the sheet. Provided so that it can be pulled out from one end of the base (14) to the side,
   A starting end member for stopping the gauge (50) at a position where the distance (L) between the punch blade (11a) on the one end side and the ruler portion is 1/2 of the distance between punch blades (M). A stop portion (52, 152, 252) and a drawer locking portion (53, 153, 253) for stopping the gauge at a length (N) corresponding to the size of the sheet are provided. Book making tool.
8. The multi-hole punch (100) is provided with a plurality of guide paths (a plurality of guide blades (11) provided at equal intervals from one end to the other end of the multi-hole punch (11) without sliding contact of the punch blades (11)). 12) and a punch base (110) assembled to a main body having a slit (13) orthogonal to the guide path (12), and a back plate member for receiving punch waste discharged from the guide path (12). (120) and constituting the base (14), and the gauge (150) is slidably provided on the back plate member (120),
   The back plate member (120) is provided with a locked portion (153') locked by the drawer locking portion (153) provided in the gauge (150). Book creation tool described.
9. The multi-hole punch (100) has a first locking portion (153a) for stopping the gauge (150) at a first length (N1) corresponding to the size of the sheet, and a second locking portion (153a). A second locking portion (153b) for pulling out the length (N2) to stop the gauge is provided, and a display portion (for displaying the first and second lengths (N1, N2) ( H1 and H2) are provided, The book making tool of Claim 7 or Claim 8 characterized by the above-mentioned.
10. The multi-hole punch (10, 100, 200) has a body portion when the gauge (50, 150, 250) is pulled out, and the gauge is stopped at the starting end locking portion (52, 152, 252). The book making tool according to any one of claims 7 to 9, further comprising a hole confirmation display (K) displaying a position of a hole to be opened when the book is made.
11. The multi-hole punch (10, 100) has a depth ruler (18, 58, 158) extending in the front and rear direction in the slit (13) of the base (14) and extending parallel to the row of the punch blades (11). The book making tool according to any one of claims 7 to 10, wherein the book making tool is provided so as to be movable.
12. The multi-hole punch (10) is provided with a convex portion (19) that can be inserted into a hole already punched at a position separated from the punch blade (11b) at the other end by the distance between punches (M). The book making tool according to any one of claims 7 to 11, wherein the book making tool is a book making tool.
13. The cover section (510) is provided with a standing leg section (513) rotatably provided between a front cover section (511) and a back cover section (512),
    A binding member (540) for binding the front and back cover portions (510) by being wound around one cover portion (511) together with the sheet bundle (514) is provided on the standing leg portion (513). The book making tool according to any one of claims 7 to 12, wherein the book making tool is arranged on the other cover (512) through a through hole (516).
14. A zipper (550) for opening and closing the ring portion (522) of the ring binder (520) is provided,
    The zipper (550) is provided with a longitudinal notch (551) on the peripheral side surface of a truncated cone-shaped tubular member and a longitudinally extending ridge (552) on the outer peripheral surface, and the upper end of the tubular member is provided. The outer diameter of the opening (553) is slightly larger than the inner diameter of the ring portion (522), and the inner diameter of the lower end opening (554) is slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the ring (522). The book making tool according to any one of claims 7 to 13, which is characterized.
15. A cover portion (510) for covering the sheet bundle (514), a ring binder (520) configured by providing openable and closable ring portions (522) at equal intervals along the spine portion (521), and one end portion. A plurality of punch blades (11) provided at equal intervals toward the other end from the guide path and a plurality of guide paths (12) guided by the punch blades without sliding contact with each other and orthogonal to the guide paths (12). It is attached to a base (14) having a slit (13) for urging upward, and the punch blade (11) is pushed down to punch a sheet inserted in the slit (13). A book making tool (500) including a hole punch (10);
    A history description is displayed on one page (T0) of the two-page spread, and a screen configured so that the personal history information corresponding to the history description can be displayed on the other page (B0) of the two-page spread,
    A calendar year input unit (461a) that prompts the user to input information related to the birth year, a first theme input unit that prompts the user to select the first theme from a plurality of themes, and a plurality of themes An input unit (461) including a second theme input unit for selecting the second theme and urging input.
    A chronological table memory (462) in which a history description for each theme related to the era is held in a state associated with a calendar year,
    In the calendar year input section (461a), the first theme history description (T1) called with the entered first personal history theme as a key, and in the calendar year input section (461a). A description means (463) for describing the entered calendar year and the entered second personal history theme and the second theme history description (T2) called as a key in parallel in the history display section. And a book making support system (400) including a manuscript creating means (467) for making a manuscript of a book including age pages for each age created by the description means (463). Is
    A book creation system (300) for creating a book (301) by binding the age page output in the book creation support system (400),
    The multi-hole punch (10, 100, 200) has a gauge (50, 150, 250) provided with a ruler (51, 151, 251) for abutting the folded edge of the sheet. Provided so that it can be pulled out from one end of the base (14) to the side,
    The gauge (50, 150, 250) is stopped at a position where the distance (L) between the punch blade (11a) on the one end side and the ruler portion is 1/2 of the distance between punch blades (M). A leading end locking part (52, 152, 252) for pulling out and a drawer locking part (53, 153, 253) for stopping the gauge at a length (N) corresponding to the size of the sheet. A book creation system characterized by that.
16. The chronological table memory (462) of the book creation support system (400) includes a regional chronological table memory (462e) that stores a plurality of historical information for each region and a field type that stores a plurality of historical information for each field. With a chronological table memory (462g),
    The input unit (461) inputs the regional history information selected from the regional chronological table memory (462e) as the first personal history theme, and selects the field selected from the field chronological table memory (462g). 16. The book making system according to claim 15, wherein history information is configured to be input as the second personal history theme.
17. The book creation support system (400) has a screen configured to display the personal history description (K0) of the calendar year corresponding to the history description on the other page (B0) of the spread,
    An illustration memory (462h) for holding a plurality of images S that can be used as illustrations is provided, and an illustration input unit (461h) is provided to prompt selection of the illustration image (G0) to be displayed on the other page (B0) of the facing pages. The book production system according to claim 15 or 16, characterized in that
18. The book creation support system (400) includes a first history description section (T1) that describes the history of the first theme on the history page (T), which is one of the upper and lower spread pages, and the second history page. A second history description section (T2) describing the history of the subject is displayed side by side so that the self-history description (K) of the calendar year corresponding to the history description can be displayed on the other page (B) of the spread. In addition to being configured to output the sheet bundle configured in
    The cover section (510) includes a standing leg section (513) rotatably provided between a front cover section (511) and a back cover section (512), and the sheet bundle (510 A binding member (540) for binding the front and back cover parts (510) by being wound around the one cover part (511) together with the through hole (516) provided in the standing leg part (513). The book making system according to any one of claims 15 to 17, characterized in that the book making system is arranged on the other cover (512) via the ().
    

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