DE29605091U1 - Lining stencil - Google Patents

Description

Description

With the line stencil, a large number of lines can be drawn at the same distance from each other by placing it on the sheet of paper once, which helps to ensure that you can write line by line (handwriting).

Lining stencils of this type are not available on the market.

The invention specified in the protection claim is based on the problem that when using a ruler, the ruler has to be repositioned and aligned for each individual line to be drawn. In order to achieve an even line spacing, auxiliary points usually have to be marked with a centimeter ruler before drawing the line.

This problem is solved by the feature set out in the protection claim, namely

to be able to draw a large number of lines evenly spaced from one another by simply placing the line template on a sheet of paper,

solved.

The invention eliminates the cumbersome and therefore time-consuming process of drawing lines with a ruler.

The examples of design for the line template are explained using Figures 1 to 3.

Figure 1 shows the line template for manual writing (handwriting),

Figure 2 the line template for manual writing, but additionally equipped with aids in the form of geometric figures and

Figure 3 the line template with line pairs for artistic fonts of all sizes.

Claims (1)

Claim for protection Line stencil in three designs, with which lines can be drawn at equal distances from each other, characterized by that the template (Figure 1) consists of a PVC or Plexiglas plate with a thickness of 1 mm, a length of 19 cm and a width of 13.5 cm, into which 7 recesses (1) each with a length of 18 cm and a width of 9 mm are punched or milled at a distance of 9 mm. The long sides of the strips (2) located between the recesses have a width of 9 mm and are flattened at an angle from top to bottom (3 and 4). The template has a printed, embossed centimeter measure (5) on all four side edges. The second version (Figure 2) has the same features as the one described above, but has a width (height) of 15 cm. The strips (2) between the recesses are 9 mm wide. The last lower strip (3) has a width of 24 mm, into which various geometric figures (4) are milled. The strips between the recesses are flattened at an angle running from top to bottom (5 and 6). The third version (Figure 3) is 19 cm long and 15 cm wide. It has 8 recesses (1) with a length of 18 cm and a width of 6 mm. The strip (2) above and below each recess has a width of 12 mm, except for the top and bottom strips (6), which are each 9 mm wide. The strips above and below each recess are flattened at an angle from top to bottom (3 and 4). A centimeter ruler is printed or embossed on the side edges of the template (o).