JPH0978824A - Plasterer trowel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent cement or sand or the like from adhering on a handle or a blade by providing a hook-shaped latch on the top of a handle of a brick trowel and locking the trowel with the edge of a cement vessel or the like when a work is temporarily interrupted. SOLUTION: A latch 14 is provided on the top of a handle of a plaster trowel 10 which comprises a blade 11 and a handle 12 which are connected in the form of a stage. When the trowel 10 is left over temporarily, the latch 14 is locked with the edge or the like of a vessel. The trowel is arranged so that it may not be left over in the vessel or on the ground. This latch 14 is hook- shaped like L or U-shape or the like and mounted on the handle 12 by means of a band or a fastener. In the case when work is temporarily interrupted, the trowel 10 is locked with the edge of a housing vessel for mortar or a bonding agent or the like and it is not left over in the vessel or on the ground (on the floor). This construction makes it possible to prevent a foreign matter from being deposited on the handle 12 or the blade 11 of the trowel and enhance work efficiency.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a plastering tool, and more particularly to a plastering iron for plastering, which is effective when applied to a brick iron for taking out a plastering agent from a container.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, among the tools for plasterers,
Brick irons, etc., mainly form the function required for tools, that is, scooping work, so they are structurally stepped, and when performing plastering work, like a middle-end iron,
Since it is not possible to hang it on the upper edge of the opening of the storage container for plastering agents such as cement and adhesive, if left in the storage container, the plastering agent will have extremely high viscosity and sand. Since the plastering agent will stick to the handle, etc. and it will hinder handling, it will be left on the outside of the storage container, etc., and sand etc. will adhere to the scooping part. There were many things.

[0003]

Conventionally, in particular, brick irons are structurally stepwise in terms of the required function as described above, and when performing plastering work, cement, adhesive, etc. Since it is not possible to hang it on the upper end of the opening of the plastering agent storage container, if you put it in the storage container, it will sink in the container, or if you leave it in the container and leave it. However, the plastering agent is stuck to the handle and the like, which causes a problem in handling.
In view of the above, if it is taken out of the storage container and left on the street, sand will adhere to the scooping part of the brick iron and it will be useless when handling plastering agents for other people, so If another member for mounting is not prepared, there arises a problem that it becomes very troublesome.

Therefore, the present invention has been made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned conventional defects, and in particular, it can be hooked on the upper end of the opening of the container for storing the plastering agent, such as a brick iron. By providing a hook on the handle of the trowel, it is possible to hook the plaster for the plaster on the upper end of the opening of the storage container through the hook when working on the plaster. It is an object to prevent sticking and further prevent sand or the like from adhering to the scooping part, thereby facilitating handling of the plaster for plastering.

[0005]

Therefore, in the present invention, firstly, a scooping portion for taking out the plastering agent from the storage container,
A plaster for a plasterer, such as cement or an adhesive, in which a handle for holding the scooping portion is connected in a stepwise manner with a connecting portion, and a plaster for the plaster is provided on the handle. Since it can be hooked on the upper end of the opening of the storage container by a hanging tool, it does not have to be left inside the storage container when performing plastering work, so sticking of the plastering agent to the handle etc. is prevented, and Since it is not necessary to leave it on the road outside the storage container, it is possible to prevent the adhesion of sand or the like to the scooping portion. Furthermore, since the hook is provided at a substantially center of gravity position of the entire plaster for plastering, the handle portion is urged to rotate in a direction away from the storage container, and the tip of the scooping portion is attached to the storage container. Since it comes into contact with the side wall, it becomes a stable state, and it is not necessary to add the functions of other members.

Secondly, the hanging tool is detachably formed of a hooking part and a mounting part, and is fitted into the handle part so that it can be screwed into a connecting part inserted through the inside thereof. By so doing, the hanging tool can be securely fixed to the handle, and the trowel can be hooked accurately at the upper end of the opening of the storage container for the plastering agent. Further, the hanging device can be easily attached and detached, and therefore, the hanging device can be replaced with another hanging device according to the form of the storage container, or can be replaced when it is damaged or the like. Of course, if you do not need a hanging device, you can remove it and use it.

Further, thirdly, the hanging tool is formed of a hooking portion and an attaching portion, and the attaching portion enables the outer periphery of the handle portion to be hooked with a screw-like or nail-like fixing member. By using the ironing iron, the hook can be securely fixed to the handle, and the iron can be hooked accurately at the upper end of the opening of the plastering agent storage container, and the hook can be easily attached. The cost can be reduced.

Fourthly, the hanging tool is a plastering trowel which is formed of a hooking portion and a mounting portion and can be bonded to the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion by a fixing member at the mounting portion. , The hook can be fixed to the handle with an adhesive, etc., and the trowel can be hooked accurately at the upper end of the opening of the plastering agent storage container. Can be reduced.

Fifthly, the hanging tool is a plastering iron which has a hooking portion, fits a mounting portion which can be fitted into the handle portion, into the handle portion, and is capable of fastening both ends thereof with fixing members. By
The hook can be securely fixed to the handle so that the trowel can be hooked accurately at the upper end of the opening of the storage container for the plastering agent, and the hook can be easily attached and removed depending on the form of the storage container. It can be replaced with other hanging equipment, or even if it is damaged. Of course, when the hanging tool is not necessary, it can be detached and used, and the present invention is intended to solve the above problems.

[0010]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION In order to further clarify the gist of the plastering iron of the present invention, one embodiment as an embodiment will be described below with reference to the drawings. A first example as an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. Reference numeral 10 denotes a plastering iron for plastering according to the present invention, which includes a metal scooping portion 11 for taking out the plastering agent 3 such as cement or an adhesive from the storage container 5, and a wooden handle portion 12 for holding the scooping portion 11. ,
A metal connecting portion 13 for connecting the scooping portion 11 and the handle portion 12 in a stepwise manner, and a metal hook which is fitted into the handle portion 12 and can be screwed into the connecting portion 13 inserted through the inside. It consists of a tool 14. Here, the hanging tool 14 is composed of a hooking part 141 formed in an L shape and a mounting part 15 provided at the tip of one side thereof, and the mounting part 15 is a male screw. Further, a female screw 151 is formed in the connecting portion 13 at a substantially center of gravity position of the entire plastering iron 10 so that a mounting portion 15 provided on the hanging tool 14 can be screwed. Further, a cap portion 16 that is capped on the insertion port 121 of the handle portion 12 through which the connecting portion 13 is inserted is provided. Therefore, when the connecting portion 13 is fitted into the handle portion 12, the cap portion 16 is temporarily fitted into the connecting portion 13 and is inserted into the handle portion 12, and then the cap portion 16 is attached to the insertion port 121. Let Further, the male screw of the mounting portion 15 and the female screw 151 provided in the connecting portion 13 are screwed together to mount the hanging device 14.

A second example as an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. Reference numeral 20 denotes a plaster for a plasterer according to the present invention, which includes a scooping portion 21 made of metal for taking out the plastering agent 3 such as cement or an adhesive from the storage container 5, and the scooping portion 21.
A wooden handle 22 for holding the scooping portion, the scooping portion 21 and the handle 2
A metallic connecting portion 23 for connecting the two in a stepwise manner, and the handle portion 2
It is composed of a U-shaped hook 24 made of synthetic resin or metal that can be hooked on the outer peripheral portion of the hook 2 with a screw 251. Here, the hanging device 24 is formed in a U shape or a U shape by a hanging portion 241 and a mounting portion 25 provided at the tip of one side thereof, and the mounting portion 25 is as shown in FIG. Further, it is substantially T-shaped when viewed in a plan view, and its bottom portion is formed along the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion 22. Two screw holes 252 are provided. Further, the insertion port 221 of the handle portion 22 through which the connecting portion 23 is inserted is provided with a cap portion 26 that is capped there. Therefore, when the connecting portion 23 is fitted into the handle portion 22, the connecting portion 2
After temporarily fitting the cap portion 26 into the handle 3 and inserting the cap portion 26 into the handle portion 22, the cap portion 26 is capped on the insertion port 221. Further, the attachment portion 25 is brought into contact with the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion 22, and the screw 251 is screwed into the screw hole 252 provided in the attachment portion 25 to attach the hanging tool 24.

A third embodiment as an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7. Reference numeral 30 denotes a plaster for a plasterer according to the present invention. The scooping portion 31 is made of metal for taking out the plastering agent 3 such as cement or adhesive from the storage container 5, and the scooping portion 31.
A wooden handle portion 32 for holding the scooping portion, the scooping portion 31 and the handle portion 3
A metallic connecting portion 33 for connecting the two in a stepwise manner, and the handle portion 3
It is composed of a U-shaped synthetic resin-made or metal-made hanging tool 34 which can be fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the member 2 with an adhesive. Here, the hanging device 34 is formed in a U-shape or a U-shape by a hooking portion 341 and a mounting portion 35 provided at one end thereof.
As shown in FIG. 7, the mounting portion 35 is substantially T-shaped when viewed in plan, and its bottom portion is formed along the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion 32. Further, the insertion port 321 of the handle portion 32 through which the connecting portion 33 is inserted is provided with a cap portion 36 that is capped there. Therefore, when the connecting portion 33 is fitted into the handle portion 32, the cap portion 36 is temporarily fitted into the connecting portion 33 and inserted into the handle portion 32, and then the cap portion 36 is attached to the insertion port 321. Let Further, the mounting portion 35 is brought into contact with the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion 32, and an adhesive is applied to the contact portion to attach the mounting portion 3
5 is attached to the handle portion 32 and the hanging device 34 is attached.

A fourth embodiment as an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 and 9. Reference numeral 40 denotes a plastering iron for plastering according to the present invention. The scooping portion 41 is a metal scooping portion for taking out the plastering agent 3 such as cement and adhesive from the storage container 5, and the scooping portion 41.
A wooden handle portion 42 for holding the scooping portion, the scooping portion 41 and the handle portion 4
A metallic connecting portion 43 for connecting the two in a stepwise manner, and the handle portion 4
2, the mounting portion 45, the screw 451 and the nut 4
It is composed of a U-shaped synthetic resin or metal hook 44 which can be fixed by 52. Here, the hanging device 44
Is a hook 441 formed in a U shape or a U shape.
And a mounting portion 45 provided integrally with this,
The mounting portion 45 is provided in a band shape so that it can be fitted to the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion 42, and a pair of upright portions are provided upright in the vicinity of both ends thereof, and holes are bored therein. Further, the insertion port 421 of the handle portion 42 through which the connecting portion 43 is inserted is provided with a cap portion 46 to be attached thereto. Therefore, when the connecting portion 43 is fitted into the handle portion 42, the connecting portion 43
After temporarily fitting the cap portion 46 into the handle portion 42 and inserting the cap portion 46 into the handle portion 42, the cap portion 46 is attached to the insertion port 421. Further, as shown in FIG.
5 is fitted to the handle portion 42, a screw 451 is inserted into a hole formed in a pair of upright portions near both ends of the attachment portion 45, and a nut 452 is tightened to attach the hanging tool 44.

Next, the use state of the first embodiment as an embodiment will be described. The usage states of the second to fourth embodiments are almost the same as those of the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 3, the hanging tool 14 provided on the plasterer 10 for plastering,
When hung on the outside of the upper end 51 of the opening of the storage container 5 containing the plastering agent 3 for the plaster, since the hanging tool 14 is provided at the approximate center of gravity of the entire plaster for the plasterer 10, the handle portion 12 is separated from the storage container. Since the tip of the scooping portion 11 abuts the side wall of the storage container 5 in a stable state, the plastering iron 10 is hooked on the upper end 51 of the opening of the storage container 5. The plastering agent 3 for plastering, which is accurately hooked through the stopper 141.
The scooping part 1 prevents the sticking to the handle part 12 and the like and further does not have to be left on the road outside the storage container 5.
It is possible to prevent the adhesion of sand or the like to 1.

Although the scooping portion and the connecting portion are made of metal and the handle portion is made of wood in the above embodiment, they may be made of synthetic resin, and the plaster for the plaster is the upper end of the opening of the container for storing the plaster for plaster. Although hung on the outside, it may be hung on the inside depending on the height of the container and the storage capacity of the plastering agent for the inside, such as the shape and size of each component in the plaster for plastering according to the present invention, The material, method of use, etc. may be arbitrarily determined within the range in which the above-mentioned problems, solving means, and effects of the invention described below are achieved, and any of these changes does not change the gist of the present invention. It goes without saying.

[0016]

As described in detail above, the present invention provides
In particular, by providing a hook on the handle of the trowel that cannot be hooked at the upper end of the opening of the plastering agent storage container, such as a brick iron, it is not necessary to leave it in the storage container. Therefore, it is possible to prevent sticking of the plaster coating agent to the handle and the like, and to prevent sand from adhering to the scooping portion because it does not have to be left on the road outside the storage container. It has the effect of facilitating handling. Furthermore, since the hook is provided at a substantially center of gravity position of the entire plaster for plastering, the handle portion is urged to rotate in a direction away from the storage container, and the tip of the scooping portion is attached to the storage container. Since it comes into contact with the side wall, it becomes a stable state, and it is not necessary to add the functions of other members.

Further, the hanging tool is formed of a hooking section and a mounting section, is fitted into the handle section, and can be screwed into a connecting section inserted through the inside, so that the above-mentioned storage is achieved. Put the plastering iron on the top of the opening of the container. Also,
Since the hanging device can be easily attached and detached, it can be replaced with another hanging device according to the form of the storage container, or can be replaced in the case of damage or the like. Of course, if you do not need a hanging device, you can remove it and use it.

Further, the hanging member is formed of a hooking portion and an attaching portion, and the attaching portion enables the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion to be hooked by a screw-like or nail-like fixing member. The trowel for plastering can be properly hooked on the upper end of the opening of the storage container, and the hooking tool can be easily attached to reduce the installation cost.

Further, the hook is formed of a hook portion and an attachment portion, and the attachment portion enables the attachment to the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion by a fixing member, whereby the opening of the container is opened. There is an effect that the plastering trowel is accurately hooked to the upper end of the part, and mounting of the hanging tool is made very easy to reduce the mounting cost.

Further, the hanging device is provided with a hooking part, the fitting part which can be fitted in the handle part is fitted in the handle part, and the vicinity of both ends thereof can be fastened by the fixing members. Put the plastering iron on the upper end of the opening of the storage container. Further, since the hanging device can be easily attached and detached, it can be replaced with another hanging device depending on the form of the storage container, and can be replaced even when it is damaged or the like. Of course, if you do not need a hanging device, you can remove it and use it.

[0021] Therefore, a new function is added without changing the basic form of the plastering iron for the past, so that it has a function that could not be achieved in the past, so that the usability is not changed at all. In addition, it is easy to manufacture and handle. As described above, the present invention has a unique effect and is a very excellent invention.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing a first embodiment with a part thereof broken away.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a usage state of the first embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a partially broken second embodiment.

5 is a plan view showing a main part of the hanging attachment shown in FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is a side view of the third embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a main part of the hanging attachment shown in FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is a side view of the fourth embodiment.

9 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10, 20, 30, 40 Plaster trowel 11, 21, 31, 41 Scooping part 12, 22, 32, 42 Handle 121, 221, 321, 421 Insertion port 13, 23, 33, 43 Connecting part 14, 24 , 34, 44 Hooks 141, 241, 341, 441 Hooking parts 15, 25, 35, 45 Mounting parts

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A trowel comprising a scooping part for taking out the plastering agent from a storage container and a handle part for holding the scooping part connected in a stepwise manner with a connecting part, wherein a hook is provided on the handle part. A plasterer for plasterers. 2. The hook according to claim 1, wherein the hook is detachably formed of a hook portion and an attachment portion, is fitted into the handle portion, and can be screwed with a connecting portion inserted through the inside. Plaster for plasterers. 3. The plaster for a plasterer according to claim 1, wherein the hanging member is formed of a hooking portion and a mounting portion, and the mounting portion enables the hanging portion to be hooked on the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion by a fixing member. 4. The plaster for a plasterer according to claim 1, wherein the hanging member is formed of a hooking portion and a mounting portion, and the mounting portion enables the fixing member to adhere to the outer peripheral portion of the handle portion. 5. The plaster for a plasterer according to claim 1, wherein the hanging member has a hooking portion, and mounting portions that can be fitted into the handle portion are fitted into the handle portion, and both ends thereof can be fastened with fixing members. Trowel.