JPH0847576A - Ball receiving box for pachinko ball - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To effectively utilize the ball receiving box of a PACHINKO ball in the management of a cigar or small money, or as the supporter of the hand to grasp a handle by providing a recessed part. a projecting part on the upper face of the edge part of the ball receiving box of the PACHINKO ball, a small money housing groove on a knob part and a curved surface recessed part on the knob part. CONSTITUTION:The upper face of the ball receiving box 1 of the PACHINKO ball is widened in appropriate width to house a small article, which forms the recessed part 3 to house the small article. At this time, the recessed part 3 is not required to be formed so deeply. The small article can be prevented from slipping down by working the upper face of the knob part 2 in recessed shape. The upper face of the knob part 2 is formed as a recessed small money housing groove that is a part of a cylindrical curved surface suitable for the housing the small money arranging vertically. Also the projecting part 4 whose height is adjusted so as to fit in that of the handle is provided. This part 4 allows the player to fix his/her hand by placing and to easily grasp the handle.

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, the construction of a pachinko ball ball receiving box is roughly divided into a container portion for receiving a pachinko ball ball and handles on both sides of its edge. There are two parts. If you have a pachinko ball, put it in the bowl if you have a pachinko ball, and if you don't have a pachinko ball, put cigarettes or coins in the bowl. I just had to carry it. (A) Conventionally, a ball-receiving box for a pachinko ball is often placed in front of a pachinko ball during a game, but when a pachinko ball is not contained, , Wastefully occupy the game space in front of the pachinko machine. (B) In addition, during playing pachinko, small items such as cigarettes and coins often do not have a suitable place to put them, and they are often put in a ball receiving box for pachinko balls. However, it is difficult to remove coins from the ball receiving box when you insert coins, and it is easy to forget. (C) Also, when playing a pachinko machine, it is the case where you continue to hold the handle of the pachinko machine, but at that time, since there is no place to put your hand other than the handle, your arm will be tired by all means. By the way, the ball receiving box for pachinko balls has handle parts on both sides of the edge for carrying the pachinko balls inside. However, since it is provided only for the purpose of carrying the box, the playing space in front of the pachinko machine is wasted during the play of the pachinko machine. So, if there is a ball receiving box for pachinko balls under the pachinko ball during play, one of the ways to use the handle part is to place the hand on the handle part of the ball receiving box for the pachinko ball and grasp the handle of the pachinko ball. That is. That way, you can support your hands and keep your arms from getting tired, and it's easier to secure your hands to operate the handles. However, since the handle portion of the conventional ball receiving box for the pachinko ball is made only for carrying the pachinko ball and carrying it, it is not an appropriate shape as a platform on which to put a hand. The present invention was devised to solve these drawbacks. (A) A recess (3) is provided in an appropriate portion of the upper surface of the edge of the ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls. (B) Protrusions (4) are provided at appropriate portions on the upper surface of the edge of the ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls. (C) Handle part (2) of ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls
In addition, a concave coin purse groove (5) having a cylindrical curved surface suitable for vertically inserting coins is provided. (D) Handle part (2) of ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls
The convex portion (4) higher than the circumference of the box or the curved convex portion (9) is provided. (E) Handle part (2) of ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls
The convex portion (4) or the curved convex portion (9) in which the central portion of the upper surface is depressed is provided on the upper surface, and the coin purse groove (5) is provided on the upper surface. As described above, a ball receiving box for pachinko balls is constructed. EXAMPLES Examples of the present invention will be described below. (A) As shown in Fig. 1, enlarge the upper surface of the edge of the ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls to an appropriate size for placing small items,
A recess (3) for accommodating small items is provided. The recess (3) then need not be so deep. In FIG. 1, the upper surface of the removed portion (2) is processed into a concave shape so that the small article placed on it is less likely to slip off. (B) In FIG. 2, the upper surface of the handle portion (2) is provided with a part of a concave coin purse groove (5) of a cylindrical curved surface suitable for vertically inserting coins such as a five hundred yen coin. . If you put coins that have been exchanged side by side here, it is easy to take out the coins when you use them, and it is hard to forget. (C) On the other hand, as shown in (a) and (b) of FIG. 4, the height of the handle (7) of the pachinko machine (6) is higher than the handle portion (2) of the ball receiving box (1) of the pachinko ball. Protrusions (4) whose height is appropriately adjusted are provided so as to fit. As a result, as shown in FIG. 4, the hand (8) can be placed on the upper surface of the convex portion (4) integral with the handle portion (2), the hand (8) can be fixed, and the handle (7) can be easily gripped. it can. The convex portion (4) on the upper surface of the handle portion (2) does not hurt the portion that comes into contact with the convex portion (4) when the hand is placed, and there is no discomfort in the hand, and when operating the handle (7). It is better to have a curved surface instead of a flat surface to prevent the hand from slipping. For that purpose,
It is better that the middle part of the convex portion (4) on which the hand is placed is depressed like the curved convex portion (9). The present invention has the following examples when this is implemented with the above structure. (D) In FIG. 5, the coin purse groove (5) is provided on one side of the handle portion (2), the coins (10) are arranged, and the curved convex portion (9) is provided on the other handle portion (2). Here is an example. (E) In addition, the ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls has the same shape regardless of which side is facing, that is, it is more point-symmetrical when viewed from above when placing or stacking in front of the pachinko machine. Easy to handle. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6, the curved convex portion (9) of the table on which the hand is placed and the coin purse groove (5) are provided in point symmetry. Then, when placed in front of a pachinko machine, the right side is under the handle of the pachinko machine, the curved convex part (9) for placing the hand, and the left side is the coin purse groove (5), which is convenient for playing. .
In addition, when the ball receiving boxes (1) for pachinko balls are stacked in multiple stages at the time of storage, it is practical because it is not necessary to be aware of the left and right. (F) In addition, as shown in Fig. 7, a ball receiving box for pachinko balls (1)
The handle portion (2) is provided with a convex portion (4) or a curved convex portion (9), and a coin purse groove (5) is provided on the upper surface thereof. Then, as shown in FIG. 7, if the coin purse groove (5) is provided in point symmetry when viewed from the upper surface, it is practical as in the above (e).

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a ball receiving box for pachinko balls of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view in which a coin purse groove is provided in a handle portion of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view in which a curved concave portion is provided in the handle portion of the present invention. FIG. 4A is a perspective view of a pachinko machine handle with a hand placed on the handle portion of the present invention. (B) It is a side view which puts a hand on the handle part of the present invention and is grasping the handle of the pachinko machine. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the present invention in which a curved convex portion and a coin purse groove are respectively provided on both handle portions of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a top view of the present invention in which a curved convex portion and a coin purse groove are provided in point symmetry on the handle portion of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the present invention in which a curved surface convex portion provided with a coin purse on the upper surface is provided on the handle portion of the present invention. [Explanation of symbols] 1 Ball receiving box for pachinko balls 2 Handle part 3 Recess 4 Convex part 5 Coin purse groove 6 Pachinko stand 7 Handle 8 Hand 9 Curved convex part 10 Coin

Claims (1)

What is claimed is: 1. A ball receiving box for pachinko balls, in which a recess (3) is provided on the upper surface of the edge of the ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls. 2. A pachinko ball ball receiving box having a projection (4) on the upper surface of the edge of the pachinko ball ball receiving box (1). 3. A pachinko ball ball receiver according to claim 1, wherein the handle portion (2) of the pachinko ball ball receiving box (1) is provided with a partly concave coin purse groove (5) having a cylindrical curved surface. box. 4. A handle part (2) of a ball receiving box (1) for pachinko balls, a protrusion (4) higher than the circumference of the box, or
The ball-receiving box for pachinko balls according to claim 2, which is provided with a curved convex portion (9). 5. The ball receiving box for pachinko balls according to claim 3, wherein a coin purse groove (5) is provided on the upper surface of the convex portion (4) or the curved convex portion (9).