JPS624457Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a hammer which has a nail holding mechanism to prevent the hand holding the nail from being accidentally hit when driving a nail, and its configuration is detailed with reference to the attached drawings. The details are as follows.

The handle end 2a of the handle rod 2 having the striking body 1 is separated and detachably provided, and the handle end 2a is provided with a slightly elastic holder 3 made of rubber, plastic, sponge, etc., and the center of the holder 3 is A nail holding hole 4 is bored in the holder 3, and a nail passage groove 5 connected to the nail holding hole 4 is formed in the vertical direction at the tip of the holder 3.

In the drawing, the handle rod 2 is separated into three parts and is detachably provided, and the intermediate handle part 2b is shown with a driver rod 6 provided at one end and a perforated rod 7 at the other end. ing. (You may combine the driver rod 6 with a cylindrical crest repair, or the perforation rod 7 with a crest repair.) Also, one end of the striking body 1 is made oblique to form the can lid opening portion 8, and the nail groove 9 is formed. It is formed in the nail extraction part.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, when driving the nail 10, the handle end 2a is removed and the handle end 2a is removed.
Insert the nail 1 into the nail holding hole 4 of the holder 3 provided at the end of the
Insert and hold 0.

By making the nail holding hole 4 slightly smaller than the diameter of the nail 10, the nail 10 is held by the holding body 3 by elastic force.

Then, if you hold the handle end 2a with one hand and the handle rod 2 with the other hand and drive the nail 10,
Since the nail 10 can be held by the handle end 2a of the holder 3 and driven without being directly held by hand, temporary driving can be performed safely without accidentally hitting the nail 10 by hand with the striking body 1.

Once the nail 10 has been driven in to a certain extent, if you pull the handle end 2a toward you, the nail 10 will pass through the nail passing groove 5.
Since the holding body 3 is detached from the nail 10, it is sufficient to hammer the nail 10 in this state.

When not in use, by attaching the handle end 2a to the handle rod 2, it does not get in the way and does not get lost.

As described above, the present invention has excellent practical effects, such as being able to temporarily drive in nails without accidentally hitting the nail with the hand, so that even school children, women and girls can use it with peace of mind.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the product, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the product, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the product in use. 1... striking body, 2... handle rod, 2a... handle end,
3...Holding body, 4...Nail holding hole, 5...Nail passing groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The handle end of the handle rod having the striking body is separated and detached, a slightly elastic holding body made of rubber, plastic, etc. is provided at the handle end, and a nail holding hole is drilled in the center of the holding body. A hammerhead characterized in that a nail passing groove connected to the nail holding hole is formed in a vertical direction at the tip of the holding body.