Carpenter's pencil holder
The pin holder addresses the issue of pins falling out of pant pockets by utilizing an inner shell with sufficient friction and a manual release mechanism, ensuring secure retention and easy retrieval.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- DE202024001940
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-10
- Publication Date
- 2025-04-30
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-10-31
AI Technical Summary
Conventional pin holders for room men's bonds often fall out of pant pockets during inversion, such as when the leg is raised, due to insufficient retention mechanisms.
A pin holder designed with an inner shell that provides sufficient friction to securely hold pins of any length, combined with a manual release mechanism, and made from materials like plastic with high temperature resistance and metals.
The pin holder effectively prevents the pin from falling out of the pant pocket during normal use and inversion, ensuring the pin is securely held and easily retrievable.
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Abstract
Description
[0001] Normally, every carpenter's pencil, whether on a construction site, in industry, or for private use, is always kept in a trouser pocket. However, this pencil falls out when the pocket is turned inside out. such as when the leg is lifted when taking a big step out of the trouser pocket. However, this pen holder will hold any length of pen.
[0002] The inner shell of the pen holder is designed to provide sufficient friction to fulfill the function of holding as well as manual release.
[0003] Exact application steps are described in the application Materials:
[0004] Plastics with a temperature resistance of at least over 60°C, metals such as aluminum, cast iron, metal alloys and other solid materials. Scope:
[0005] Industry, crafts, private use Size:
[0006] The size of the object is variable to accommodate different pen sizes or adaptations to practical uses that may arise in the future.
[0007] The handle is variable in width, as long as the original idea as well as the basic function of the ZSH must not be disregarded. Application 1. Pen tips 2. Insert the pen into the hollow of the pen holder (as shown on page 8 / 8) 3. Attach the pen holder to the pen in your trouser pocket 4. The clip of the pen holder should hang on something that prevents possible slipping (e.g. fabric) 5. Remove from your pocket for use and put back after use to avoid losing the pen and the ZSH. Information about figures on sheets 1 / 8 to 8 / 8:
[0008] All illustrations on pages 1 / 8 to 8 / 8 are different views of the figure being registered (the Zimmermans pencil holder). Zimmermans pen holder abbreviation: • ZSH Figure designation on sheets 1 / 8 to 8 / 8: • 1 / 8- 3D view ZSH in the vertical axis in (scale 4:1) ( Fig. 1.) • 2 / 8- Top L Side View ( Fig. 2.), top R front view ( Fig. 3.), bottom R ( Fig. 5.) 3D view identical to sheet 1 / 8, bottom L view from below ( Fig. 4.). (Scale 1:1) • 3 / 8- 2D side view of the ZSH with detailed dimensions ( Fig. 6.) (Scale 3:1) • 4 / 8-20 view of the front of the ZSH with detailed dimensions ( Fig. 7.).(Scale 2:1) • 5 / 8-20 view of the rear of the ZSH with detailed dimensions ( Fig. 8.) (Scale 2:1) • 6 / 8-3D view of the ZSH from a bird's eye view (Fig -9,-10,-11,-12,-13,-14,-15,-16,-17) (Scale 1:2) • 7 / 8-20 view of the ZSH from below ( Fig. 18.) and above ( Fig. 19.) with detailed dimensions (scale 2:1) • 8 / 8-3D view of ZSH in use with pencil inserted through ( Fig. 21.) and with cross-sectional image A ( Fig. 20.) and close-up B ( Fig. 22 (scale 2:1)) Fig. 20 and Fig. 21 are shown in 1:1 scale. Figures legend: Figure Description Figure No. Illustrated on page... Abbreviation in the drawing ZSH (Zimmermans pencil holder) 1 1 / 8 Fig. 1 2,3,4,5 2 / 8 Fig. 2,-3,-4,-5 6 3 / 8 Fig. 6 7 4 / 8 Fig. 7 8 5 / 8 Fig. 8 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17 6 / 8 Fig. 9,-10,-11,-12,-13,-14,-15,-16,-17 18,19 7 / 8 Fig. 18, Fig. 19 20,21,22 8 / 8 Fig. 20,-21,-22 Pencil 2 8 / 8 FgNo.2 Cross-sectional view of the ZSH connected to the pencil 3 8 / 8 AA Cross-sectional view of FgNo.1 and 2 in magnifying view, scale 2:1 4 8 / 8 B List of reference symbols 1 front 2 Back 3 Left side 4 Right side 5 Top 6 Below 7 clips 8 Example pencil 9 Cross-section drawing 10 Cavity of the ZSH 11 narrow elevations 12 Creates Inside 13 clip tip AA cross-section view 1:1 B Cross-sectional view 2:1
Claims
[1] The carpenter’s pencil holder is characterized by By means of the narrow protrusions (11) that extend from bottom to top (inside) along the shaft (12), it holds the pencil (8) in place through slight but sufficient friction and the compressive strength of the material of which the ZSH is made. However, the pencil (8) can be removed manually and without tools. [2] The Zimmermans pen holder is characterized by that the clip (7) which is attached to the top part of the ZSH at the back (2) leads with a curved shape to the back (2) of the main body of the ZSH from the top part (5) to 17mm away from the bottom part (6), whereby it should also be noted that the clip tip (13) does not exceed a distance of 1.7mm (+ / -0.85mm) to the back (2). [3] The Zimmermans pen holder is characterized bythat due to the clip (7) which is slightly flexible at 3mm (measured at the clip tip (13)) and has a width of 10mm (+ / -3mm) and the wall thickness of the shaft ((12) to (3)) of 2mm (+ / - 0.5mm) there is hardly any difference in weight when using the pencil in combination with the ZSH.