A paper display box manufacturing tool and a manufacturing method thereof

Abstract

The application discloses a paper display box manufacturing tool and a manufacturing method thereof. The tool comprises a base and a cutter. The base is provided with a cutting area and a crease area. The cutting area is provided with a cutting groove. The cutting groove is provided with the cutter. The cutting area is provided with the crease area. The crease area is provided with a plurality of crease grooves. One side of the base is provided with a U-shaped notch. The notch is provided with a placing groove. The placing groove is provided with a marking pen. The paper is manufactured into the paper display box through the cutter and the marking pen. A plurality of anti-skid pads are arranged under the base. The display box manufacturing tool is simple in structure, small in size and easy to manufacture according to steps. The cutter can be applied to the manufacturing of display boxes with various sizes. The tool is additionally provided with a display box cover and a manufacturing method.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a tool and method for manufacturing paper display boxes, belonging to the field of paper display boxes. Background Technology

[0002] Display boxes are a common type of packaging box, readily available in the market. However, they are also very easy to make at home. The common method for making them involves drawing lines, cutting with scissors, and then folding. This method results in unevenly made display boxes with an unattractive appearance and they are prone to breakage.

[0003] Currently, there are also some paper display box making tools. These tools are very convenient to use and produce beautifully crafted display boxes. However, these tools are bulky and not easy to carry. Furthermore, the display boxes they produce are only one size and cannot be adjusted, which is very inconvenient.

[0004] To address this issue, a paper display box manufacturing tool and manufacturing method were designed to overcome the aforementioned problems. Summary of the Invention

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the existing technology and provide a paper display box making tool and its manufacturing method. Existing display boxes are extremely inconvenient to make. Even if there are display box making tools, they are only available in a specified size and can only make one display box of a certain size. The display box making tool of this invention has a simple structure and small size. It is very easy to make according to the steps. Furthermore, due to its cutting blade design, it can be used to make display boxes of various sizes. It also includes a display box lid and manufacturing method.

[0006] This invention is achieved through the following technical solution: a paper display box making tool, comprising a base and a cutter, characterized in that the base has a cutting area and a crease area, the cutting area has a cutting groove, and the cutter is installed in the cutting groove; a crease area is arranged around the cutting area, and multiple crease grooves are arranged in the crease area; one side of the base has a U-shaped notch, and a placement groove is formed in the notch, into which a marking pen is inserted; the paper is made into a paper display box by using the cutter and the marking pen. Multiple anti-slip pads are also installed under the base.

[0007] Preferably, the cutting area is located above the base and consists of a worktable, a raised limiting edge, and a cutting groove. The cutting groove is located in the middle of the upper part, with one side being the worktable. The worktable has a raised limiting edge at the edge of the base plate. When the paper moves along the worktable and the raised limiting edge into the cutting groove for cutting, the cutting groove is hollow inside. One side has a mounting post with a buckle, and the side wall opposite the mounting post has a mounting hole. The cutter is installed through the mounting post and the mounting hole.

[0008] Preferably, the cutter consists of a blade housing, a blade block, a button, and a blade holder. The blade holder consists of an upper support base and a lower support base, which are connected vertically on the side away from the workbench and the side near the crease area. A certain gap is left on the other two sides as an insertion port for paper. A slit of the same size as the cutting groove is provided in the middle of both the upper and lower support bases. A connecting crossbar is provided on the side where the blade holder is connected vertically. The mounting post is secured by a clip on the connecting crossbar. A protruding first section is provided on the lower support base on the opposite side of the connecting crossbar. A first locking block is fixed by locking into the mounting hole. Multiple second locking blocks are provided on the upper support base, which are connected and fixed to the blade housing through the second locking blocks. A cylinder is also provided on the lower support base and the connecting crossbar. A spring is sleeved on the cylinder. The top of the spring is connected to the blade. The bottom of the blade is directly opposite the cutting opening, and a connecting post is provided on the top. The button is fixedly connected to the connecting post through the connecting groove inside the button. The button is installed in the blade housing through the limiting edge. After the blade is cut in the cutting opening by squeezing the button, it is reset in the blade housing by the spring.

[0009] Preferably, the bottom of the blade block has a sharp cutting edge, which is composed of a rectangular structure and a trapezoidal structure. The cutting edge matches the cutting edge. The ratio of the short side to the long side of the rectangular structure is 2:4, and the long side away from the worktable is longer than the other three sides, closely attached to the blade holder on one side, serving as a guide edge to prevent jamming during downward pressing. The trapezoidal structure is set on the long side of the rectangular structure near the worktable and protrudes outward. Its base side occupies three-quarters of the long side of the rectangle. The ratio between the bottom and top of the trapezoidal structure is 3:1, and the height of the trapezoidal structure is the same as the length of the top. The two bottom angles inside the trapezoidal structure are both 45 degrees, and the angle between the outer side of the trapezoidal structure and the edge of the blade block body is also 45 degrees.

[0010] Preferably, the blade has crease areas on its right side and bottom. The right crease area has multiple vertically arranged crease grooves, with the spacing between each groove matching the length of the top of the trapezoidal structure. The bottom crease area has horizontally arranged crease grooves. Raised partitions are provided between the vertically arranged crease grooves, the horizontally arranged crease grooves, and the working area to distinguish different areas and to hold the paper in place when marking lines. A U-shaped notch is provided at the edge of the bottom crease area, and a placement slot is provided inside the notch for inserting a marking pen.

[0011] Preferably, the marking pen consists of a handle and a pen tip. The bottom of the pen tip can be inserted into the crease groove for easy marking, and the handle has a groove for easy handling.

[0012] A method for manufacturing a paper display box, wherein the method uses the aforementioned display box manufacturing tools, and the method specifically includes the following steps: 1) Insert one corner of the paper into the workbench of the tool. After inserting, one side of the paper should be against the protruding limiting edge, and the other side should be against the upper end of the long side of the blade. Press the button to make the blade fall and cut the corner of the paper to form a notch. 2) Insert the paper with the notch cut in step 1) back into the workbench, with one side pressing against the protruding limiting edge and the other side pressing against the upper end of the long side of the blade block. Press the button to make the blade block fall and cut the corner of the paper. After cutting, the length and width are the same, both twice the length of the short side of the blade block. The position of the trapezoidal structure moves inward, while the shape and proportion remain unchanged. 3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 to cut out all four corners of the paper; 4) After cutting the four corners, place each side of the paper in multiple vertical crease grooves of equal length and equidistant arrangement, with the paper pressing against the end of the crease groove. Take out the marking pen placed in the groove and draw creases on the paper with the marking pen. 5) Rotate the paper with the marked side 90 degrees and repeat step 4 until creases are made in each of the four sides. 6) Fold the creases in the four directions inwards so that each side is adjacent at 90 degrees, forming a square frame; 7) Interlock the square sides of the four directions to obtain a display box; 8) Alternatively, a lid can be made according to the size of the display box. The crease of the lid is located in the horizontal crease groove. Find the corresponding crease groove according to the size of the display box, and draw one line at the top, two lines in the middle, and one line at the bottom on the crease groove. Glue the top and bottom lines together to form a lid that can be fitted onto the display box.

[0013] The display box making tool of the present invention has a simple structure and small size, and is very easy to make by following the steps. Due to its cutting blade design, it can be used to make display boxes of various sizes. It also includes a display box lid and a manufacturing method. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is an exploded view of the structure of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a perspective view of the present invention; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure after the cutter removes the button in this invention; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the first cutting step of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the second cutting step in this invention; Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of step 1 of the present invention; Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of step 2 of the present invention; Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of step 3 of the present invention; Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of step 4 of the present invention; Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of step 5 of the present invention; Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of step 6 of the present invention; Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of step 7 of the present invention; Figure 13 This is a schematic diagram of step 8 of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0015] The specific embodiments of the present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples. The following examples are only used to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of the present invention. Figure 1-3 As shown, a paper display box making tool includes a base 1 and a cutter 2. The base 1 has a cutting area 3 and a crease area 4. The cutting area 3 has a groove 5, and the cutter 2 is installed in the groove 5. The crease area 4 is arranged around the cutting area 3, and multiple crease grooves 6 are arranged in the crease area 4. One side of the base 1 has a U-shaped notch 7, and a placement groove 8 is formed in the notch 7. A marking pen 9 is inserted into the placement groove 8. The paper is made into a paper display box by using the cutter 2 and the marking pen 9. Multiple anti-slip pads 10 are also installed under the base 1.

[0016] The cutting area 3 is located above the base 1 and consists of a worktable 11, a raised limiting edge 12, and a cutting groove 5. The cutting groove 5 is located in the middle of the upper part, with the worktable 11 on one side. The worktable 11 has a raised limiting edge 12 at the edge of the base plate 1. When the paper moves along the worktable 11 and the raised limiting edge 12 into the cutting groove 5 for cutting, the cutting groove 5 is hollow inside. One side has a mounting post 14 with a buckle. The side wall opposite the mounting post 14 has a mounting hole 32. The cutter 2 is installed through the mounting post 14 and the mounting hole 32.

[0017] The cutter 2 consists of a blade shell 15, a blade block 16, a button 17, and a blade holder 18. The blade holder 18 consists of an upper support base 34 and a lower support base 35, which are connected vertically on the side away from the workbench 11 and the side near the crease area 4. A certain gap is left on the other two sides as paper insertion inlets 19. A slit of the same size as the cutting groove 5 is opened in the middle of both the upper support base 34 and the lower support base 35. A connecting horizontal bar 13 is opened on the side where the blade holder 18 is connected vertically. The buckle of the mounting post 14 is fixed to the connecting horizontal bar 13. On the opposite side of the connecting horizontal bar 13, on the lower support base 35, a protruding first locking block 33 is provided. 3. The upper support 34 is fixed in the mounting hole 32. Multiple second locking blocks 36 are provided on the upper support 34. The second locking blocks 36 are connected and fixed to the blade housing 15. The lower support 35 and the connecting crossbar 13 are also provided with cylinders 20. A spring 21 is sleeved on the cylinder 20. The top of the spring 21 is connected to the blade block 16. The lower part of the blade block 16 is directly opposite the cutting edge. A connecting post 39 is provided on the upper part. The button 17 is fixedly connected to the connecting post 39 through the connecting groove in the button 17. The button 17 is installed in the blade housing 15 through the limiting edge (not shown in the figure). After the blade block 16 is cut in the cutting edge by pressing the button 17, it is reset in the blade housing 15 by the spring 21.

[0018] like Figure 4-5 As shown: The bottom of the blade block 16 is provided with a sharp cutting part 23, which is composed of a rectangular structure 24 and a trapezoidal structure 25. The cutting part 23 matches the cutting edge. The ratio of the short side to the long side of the rectangular structure 24 is 2:4. The long side on the side away from the worktable 11 is longer than the other three sides and is close to the blade holder 18 on one side, serving as a guide side to prevent jamming during downward pressing. The trapezoidal structure 25 is set on the long side of the rectangular structure near the worktable 11 and protrudes outward. Its bottom side occupies three-quarters of the long side of the rectangle. The ratio between the bottom and top of the trapezoidal structure 25 is 3:1. The height of the trapezoidal structure 25 is the same as the length of the top. The two bottom angles inside the trapezoidal structure 25 are both 45 degrees. The inclined side of the trapezoidal structure 25 near the outside also forms a 45-degree angle with the edge of the blade block 16 body.

[0019] In this invention, the long side of one side of the rectangular structure is longer than the other three sides, and it is closely attached to the blade holder wall on one side. This arrangement can ensure the normal operation of the blade block and also limit the paper. It will not cause the blade to get stuck or be damaged by forced pressing due to the misalignment of the rectangular structure of the cutting part with the vertical position of the cut, thus greatly improving the overall service life.

[0020] The blade block 16 has crease areas 4 on its right side and bottom. The crease area on the right side has multiple vertically arranged crease grooves 26, and the spacing between each crease groove 26 is the same as the length of the top of the trapezoidal structure 25. The crease area 4 on the bottom has horizontally arranged crease grooves. The vertically arranged crease grooves, the horizontally arranged crease grooves, and the working area are all separated by raised partitions 40, which can distinguish the different areas and hold the paper in place when marking lines. A U-shaped notch 7 is opened at the edge of the crease area on the bottom, and a placement groove 8 is opened in the notch. A marking pen 9 is inserted into the placement groove 8.

[0021] Based on the above description, assuming the unit's long side is X, then the long side of the rectangular structure is 4X, the short side is 2X, and the trapezoidal structure is arranged on the long side. The base of the trapezoidal structure is the long side of the rectangular structure. The base of the trapezoidal structure is 3X, the top side is X, and the height is X. The interior angles on both sides of the trapezoid are 45 degrees, and one side of the trapezoid also forms a 45-degree angle with the blade body. The accompanying drawings of this invention show four vertical grooves, with a spacing of X between each groove.

[0022] The marking pen 9 consists of a handle 28 and a pen tip 29. The bottom of the pen tip 29 can be inserted into the crease groove for easy marking. The handle 28 has a groove 30 for easy handling.

[0023] like Figure 6-13 The image shows a method for manufacturing a paper display box according to the present invention, the method specifically including the following steps: 1) Insert one corner of the paper into the workbench of the tool. After inserting, one side of the paper should be against the protruding limiting edge, and the other side should be against the end of the blade. Press the button to make the blade fall and cut the corner of the paper to form a notch. 2) Insert the paper with the notch cut in step 1) back into the workbench, with one side pressing against the protruding limiting edge and the other side pressing against the end of the blade block. Press the button to make the blade block fall and cut the corner of the paper. After cutting, the length and width are the same, both twice the length of the short side of the blade block, while the position of the trapezoidal structure moves inward, and the shape and proportion remain unchanged. 3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 to cut out all four corners of the paper; 4) After cutting the four corners, place each side of the paper in multiple vertical crease grooves of equal length and equidistant arrangement, with the paper pressing against the end of the crease groove. Take out the marking pen placed in the groove and draw creases on the paper with the marking pen. 5) Rotate the paper with the marked side 90 degrees and repeat step 4 until creases are made in each of the four sides. 6) Fold the creases in the four directions inwards so that each side is adjacent at 90 degrees, forming a square frame; 7) Interlock the square sides of the four directions to obtain a display box; 8) Alternatively, a lid can be made according to the size of the display box. The crease of the lid is located in the horizontal crease groove. Find the corresponding crease groove according to the size of the display box, and draw one line at the top, two lines in the middle, and one line at the bottom on the crease groove. Glue the top and bottom lines together to form a lid that can be fitted onto the display box.

Claims

1. A tool for making paper display boxes, comprising a base and a cutter, characterized in that: The base has a cutting area and a crease area. The cutting area has a slit with a cutter installed inside. A crease area with multiple crease grooves is arranged around the cutting area. One side of the base has a U-shaped notch with a slot for inserting a marking pen. The cutter and marking pen are used to create a paper display box from the paper. Multiple anti-slip pads are also installed on the bottom of the base. The cutter consists of a blade shell, a blade block, a button, and a blade holder. The blade holder consists of an upper support and a lower support. The upper and lower support are connected vertically on the side away from the workbench and the side near the crease area, while the other two sides have gaps vertically as paper insertion inlets. Both the base and the lower support have a slit of the same size as the cutting groove in the middle. A connecting horizontal bar is provided on one side of the upper and lower connecting parts of the tool holder. The mounting post is secured to the connecting horizontal bar by a clip. On the opposite side of the connecting horizontal bar, on the lower support, a protruding first locking block is provided, which engages with the mounting hole for fixation. Multiple second locking blocks are provided on the upper support, connecting and fixing it to the tool housing. A cylinder is also provided on the lower support and the connecting horizontal bar, with a spring fitted on the cylinder. The top of the spring connects to the tool block, the bottom of the tool block faces the slit, and a connecting post is provided above it. The button is fixedly connected to the connecting post via a connecting groove inside the button. The button is installed inside the tool housing via a limiting edge. After the blade is pressed into the slit by the button, it is returned to its original position in the blade housing by a spring. The bottom of the blade has a sharp cutting section composed of a rectangular and trapezoidal structure. This cutting section matches the slit. The ratio of the short side to the long side of the rectangular structure is 2:4, with the long side furthest from the worktable being longer than the other three sides, closely attached to one side of the blade holder as a guide to prevent jamming during downward pressing. The trapezoidal structure protrudes outward from the long side of the rectangular structure closest to the worktable, with its base occupying three-quarters of the long side of the rectangle. The ratio between the bottom and top of the trapezoidal structure is 3:1, and the height of the trapezoidal structure is equal to the length of the top. Similarly, the two base angles inside the trapezoidal structure are both 45 degrees, and the inclined side of the trapezoidal structure near the outside also forms a 45-degree angle with the edge of the blade body; the blade has crease areas on the right side and the bottom, wherein the crease area on the right side has multiple vertically arranged crease grooves, the spacing between each crease groove is the same as the length of the top of the trapezoidal structure, and the crease area on the bottom has horizontally arranged crease grooves. The vertically arranged crease grooves, the horizontally arranged crease grooves and the working area are all provided with raised partitions, which can distinguish the different areas and hold the paper in place when marking lines. A U-shaped notch is opened at the edge of the crease area on the bottom, and a placement groove is opened in the notch, into which a marking pen is inserted.

2. The paper display box manufacturing tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cutting area is located above the base and consists of a worktable, a raised limiting edge, and a cutting groove. The cutting groove is located in the middle of the upper part, with the worktable on one side. The worktable has a raised limiting edge at the edge of the base plate. When the paper moves along the worktable and the raised limiting edge into the cutting groove for cutting, the cutting groove is hollow inside. One side has a mounting post with a buckle, and the side wall opposite the mounting post has a mounting hole. The cutter is installed through the mounting post and the mounting hole.

3. The paper display box manufacturing tool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The marking pen consists of a handle and a pen tip. The bottom of the pen tip can be inserted into the crease groove for easy marking. The handle has a groove for easy handling.

4. A method for manufacturing a paper display box, characterized in that: The method uses the display box manufacturing tool according to any one of claims 1-3, and the method specifically includes the following steps: 1) Insert one corner of the paper into the workbench of the tool. After inserting, one side of the paper should be against the protruding limiting edge, and the other side should be against the upper end of the long side of the blade. Press the button to make the blade fall and cut the corner of the paper to form a notch. 2) Insert the paper with the notch cut in step 1) back into the workbench, with one side pressing against the protruding limiting edge and the other side pressing against the upper end of the long side of the blade block. Press the button to make the blade block fall and cut the corner of the paper. After cutting, the length and width are the same, both twice the length of the short side of the blade block. The position of the trapezoidal structure moves inward, while the shape and proportion remain unchanged. 3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 to cut out all four corners of the paper; 4) After cutting the four corners, place each side of the paper in multiple vertical crease grooves of equal length and equidistant arrangement, with the paper pressing against the end of the crease groove. Take out the marking pen placed in the groove and draw creases on the paper with the marking pen. 5) Rotate the paper with the marked side 90 degrees and repeat step 4 until creases are made in each of the four sides. 6) Fold the creases in the four directions inwards so that each side is adjacent at 90 degrees, forming a square frame; 7) Interlock the square sides of the four directions to obtain a display box; 8) Alternatively, a lid can be made according to the size of the display box. The crease of the lid is located in the horizontal crease groove. Find the corresponding crease groove according to the size of the display box, and draw one line at the top, two lines in the middle, and one line at the bottom on the crease groove. Glue the top and bottom lines together to form a lid that can be fitted onto the display box.

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