Cigar Box

Abstract

This invention relates to a multifunctional storage and handling unit for cigar storage, preparation for cigar use, controlled collection of ash generated during use, and storage of auxiliary equipment related to cigar use. Specifically, the invention relates to a decorative and functional cigar case structure, manufactured from a single piece of porcelain, which integrates all stages of the cigar-using process into a single unit.

Description

1 TARIFF Cigar Box Technical Area This invention facilitates cigar storage, preparation for cigar use, and the controlled disposal of ashes generated during use. 5 The invention relates to a functional use and storage unit. Specifically, it concerns a single-piece unit made of porcelain. Produced as a decorative and functional product that combines the cigar-making processes in a single body. It relates to the structure of a cigar case. State of the Art Current cigar storage products are generally just boxes used for storage, separate ashtrays. or consists of separate cigar stands. Users can store, access, and use cigars. During this time, multiple pieces of equipment must be used together to hold the ash and collect it. This remains the case. In known systems, storage volume, usable area, and ashtray structures generally differ from each other. Because it is independently manufactured, loss of order occurs during use, and surface contamination takes place. and the user experience is interrupted. This invention, however, is for cigar storage, cigar holding, 15 By combining accessory storage and ash collection functions within a single piece of porcelain body. It offers a compact, hygienic and aesthetically pleasing solution. Purposes of the Invention The main purposes of the invention are as follows: • To ensure that cigars are kept neatly and ready, 20 • To ensure the controlled collection of ashes generated during use, • To ensure that cigars and auxiliary equipment are stored together, • Provides durable and integrated use thanks to its one-piece construction. • Obtaining a hygienic and cleanable surface thanks to porcelain and glaze coating, • to prevent damage to cigar surfaces, 25 • To ensure stable use on uneven surfaces, • The goal is to create a decorative and functional unit. 2 Description of the Images Figure 1: Front and top view of the invention. Figure 2: General views of the invention. Explanation of References in Figures 1: Body 5 2: Channel 3: Ashtray 4: Door 5: Reservoir 6: Foot 10 Detailed Description of the Invention General Characteristics of the Invention: The invention is a rectangular prism-shaped cigar box made from a single piece of porcelain. The invention is volumetrically divided into functional areas. The upper surface is designed for cigar use. channel (2) structures and ash tray (3) are located, a lid (4) is formed on the front surface and the body (1) 15 The reservoir (5) is located on the far side of the ash pit (3). The channel (2) structures are on the upper part of the body (1). It is formed by grooves that sweep across its surface in a direction parallel to the short edges. It provides support for placing and using cigars. This channel structure also cuts through the ash tray (3) area, allowing the ash to escape. This makes it possible to transfer the contents directly into the ashtray. Body (1): 20 The body (1) is the main body which is in the form of a rectangular prism and houses all the components of the invention. It is the load-bearing element. It is produced in one piece. It is made of porcelain material. Exterior The surfaces are glazed. The outer edges and corner surfaces are rounded. Body (1); on the upper surface channel (2) and ash tray (3), including the formation of a container (4) on the front surface and a reservoir (5) on the side surface. It has an integrated structure. 25 Channel (2): Channel (2) is located on the upper surface of the body (1) and is parallel to the short sides of the body (1) It consists of cylindrical cavities that extend along the entire length. The canal (2) structures cover the entire upper surface. It forms a scanning groove system. The channels are arranged side by side, and the cigars are arranged in an orderly fashion. It ensures that it is arranged and kept ready for use. At least three of the channels (2) have an ash pit (3) area and 30 They intersect. Thus, ashes from cigars kept or used on the channel (2) 3 The cigars are transferred directly into the ashtray (3). The channel (2) surfaces are designed to prevent damage to the cigars. It has a smooth texture. Ashtray (3): Ashtray (3) is a rectangular prism form created from the upper surface of the body (1) towards the base. It is a cavity structure. The ashtray (3) will cover approximately one-quarter of the upper surface of the body (1) 5 It is positioned. The edges and transition surfaces continue the rounded geometry of the body (1). It is designed to control the cigar ashes that are generated during use. The ashtray (3) is designed to control the ashes of cigars that are generated during use. It allows them to be accumulated in this way. Cup (4): The lid (4) is a storage area created inside the body (1). The lid (4) extends from the front surface of the body (1) to the rear 10 It is a cavity in the form of a rectangular prism extending in the direction of the surface. The volume of the container (4) is the body (1) It occupies a quarter of its volume. The container (4) holds matches, lighters, cigar supplies and auxiliary items. It provides protection for the equipment. Reservoir (5): The chamber (5) is a hollow cigar formed inwards from the side surface of the body (1) furthest from the ashtray (3). These are storage areas. The hopper (5) has a storage volume that occupies half the volume of the body (1). The hopper (5) It consists of at least two cylindrical cigar holders. The inner surfaces are glazed. Cleaning It is easy. It does not get dirty. It does not damage the cigar surface. The chamber (5) where cigars can be kept ready. It is a storage area. The reservoir (5) can be suitable for open use or for a plug-like closure. It can also be used by closing it with the element. This increases the shelf life of cigars. Chamber (5) inlet 20 The edges and base transitions are rounded. Foot (6): The feet (6) are cylindrical, bump-shaped projections located at the base of the body (1). There shall be at least three of them. It is formed in this way. Its edges are rounded. The feet (6) are designed to work on uneven surfaces. It ensures that it stands without wobbling. It also prevents scratching of the body (1) by reducing the contact surface. 25 How the invention can be applied to industry. The invention can be produced as a single piece using porcelain casting, pressing, or molding methods. After production, a glaze coating is applied to the surfaces to achieve durability, hygiene, and aesthetic appearance. It is produced in one piece. The single-piece production structure reduces the need for assembly, simplifies production processes, and enables mass production. It provides convenience. The invention enables cigar users to store, use and manage accessories within the same structure. 30 By presenting it within this framework, it creates a functional and decorative product suitable for commercial production.

Claims

4 REQUESTS 1. The invention is a cigar storage, cigar holding support, and ashtray made from a single piece of porcelain material. combining collection and auxiliary equipment storage functions within the same body. It is a cigar box, its distinguishing feature is; • rectangular prism-shaped, with glazed outer surfaces and outer edge and corner surfaces 5 a rounded piece that houses the other components and is manufactured as a single piece. having a body (1), • side-by-side scanning across the upper surface (1) of the body, parallel to the short sides Consisting of cylindrical grooves, it allows cigars to be neatly arranged in a row and at least It must have at least three channels (2) that cut through three ashtrays (3), 10 • extending from the top surface of the fuselage (1) towards the base, one quarter of the top surface area of ​​the fuselage (1) a rectangular prism-shaped piece that covers part of the cigar and allows for the collection of cigar ashes. having an ashtray (3), • a rectangular prism-shaped cavity extending from the front surface (1) of the body towards the rear surface which has a body (1) 15 that provides storage for matches, lighters and cigar use equipment. having a lid (4) that occupies a quarter of its volume, • formed inwards from the (1) side surface (3) far from the ash pit, inner surfaces covered with glaze cigar holders, which are hollow cylindrical in shape, with an open or stopper-like closure element. having at least two usable containers (5), • located at the base, in the form of a cylindrical bump, with rounded edges, 20 having at least three feet (6), It is a cigar case characterized by possessing all of these features in one place.