Measure compass

Abstract

To provide a measure compass which overcomes various inconveniences of conventional educational compasses, including poor usability and the danger of having a needle attached, by using only a ruler to draw lines, so that even elementary school students can easily and even safely draw neat round circles with this measure, without the need for a conventional compass.SOLUTION: The plate spring (spring) and measure (tape measure) can be used to draw circles.EFFECT: The measure compass fits easily into a pencil case, does not require a case, and does not take up much space. It is also convenient for carrying a measure, making it a revolutionary measure compass added to Japan's world-renowned stationery. It can draw large, round circles and neat circles. It is a small, compact, and cute measure for learning purposes for elementary school students, and for professional use, it can draw large, round circles of 1 to 2 meters or more. It is the world's first revolutionary measure compass which can measure length and draw circles.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] Of course, you can use a ruler to draw lines, but it is also the first in the world to be able to draw circles with a ruler, adding another item to the Japanese stationery that Japan is proud of around the world. [Background technology]

[0002] Anyone can easily draw a circle with a tape measure, even in the early grades. One stationery item used solely for drawing circles that shows no signs of improvement is the forked compass, used by children from early grades to adults. While precision drawings and compasses for nautical charts are an exception, it remains inconvenient for anyone to use when drawing a circle. The problem has been solved by using a tape measure instead of the traditional compass. DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0003] Academic tape measures 1cm to 2cm and have a round hole at the end for a pencil. Professional tape measures meters and has a scale with 0mm and 1cm printed on a 20cm long steel plate. The end of the scale has Velcro so that a pencil or magic marker can be wrapped around it. [Means for solving the problem]

[0004] The educational version is the ultimate scale compass that can be carried anywhere, conveniently in a pencil case, file folder, or breast pocket. The professional version comes with a belt and hook. [Effects of the Invention]

[0005] Everyone was delighted, especially the younger students. Conventional compasses are difficult to write with and tend to slip when used on a writing pad, making it difficult to write with. However, this major scale compass has been well received as it allows you to easily draw circles of any size you want, anywhere you like. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

[0006] Conventional compasses have not shown any signs of improvement for decades or even centuries to come, but we are not criticizing compasses for drafting or nautical charts. Rather, we have arrived at a compass that can be used simply for learning and arts and crafts, allowing you to draw circles quickly, neatly, and easily, all with just a tape measure. [Example]

[0007] Now that we know that a single tape measure can replace a compass, we want to make it a better product that is safe and reliable so that even younger students can use it to study circles and pie charts quickly. [Industrial Applicability]

[0008] The measuring compass can be used in a wide range of industries, including the education industry and stationery-related industries, and will be a replacement for conventional compasses in the future, making it a useful tool for a wide range of business purposes. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0009] [Figure 1] Drawing names A is a front view of the measuring compass B is a side view of the measuring compass C is a top view and cross section of the measuring compass D is a steel plate with a hole for drawing small circles E is a cross section of the bottom of the measuring compass as seen from the top view (A) Measuring compass (B) Steel plate (C) Printing (D) Hard cloth scale (E) Convex stopper dot (F) Needle (G) Mainspring (H) Hole (pencil holder) (I) Velcro (K) Steel scale (S) Stopper (S) Fulcrum (S) 1cm (C) 2cm (S) 3cm (T) 4cm (T) Spring (T) Inlet / outlet

Claims

1. It is a spring that has been turned into a tape measure so that it can draw circles.

2. It is a tape measure made of stiff cloth, separate from the plate spring.

3. The tape measure's spring and cloth tip have a hole for inserting a pencil.

4. It also has a stopper that can be used to measure the length of objects and draw circles.

5. This is a tape measure that has a round, convex needle stored in the center.

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