Stippling instrument
AssigneeKuretake Co., Ltd.
InventorsIchiro Nishitani, Akira Matsuda, Munetoshi Koshihara, Masatoshi Yashima
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Abstract
A stippling tool comprising includes a cylindrical main body defining an ink containing chamber therein, a slender ink transfer member having a proximal end portion to which ink in the ink containing chamber is supplied, and a distal end portion extending to an opening of the main body, in which ink is transferred from the proximal end portion to the distal end portion, and a porous elastic stippling member provided on the distal end portion of the ink transfer member, through which the ink permeates. The stippling member having a stippling distal end surface outwardly projecting in a curved shape, and the distal end surface being elastically deformed by a stroke pressure.
Claims11
A stippling tool comprising:
- a cylindrical main body having an opening on a distal end side thereof, and defining an ink containing chamber therein;
- a slender ink transfer member having a proximal end portion to which ink in the ink containing chamber is supplied, and a distal end portion extending to the opening of the main body, in which ink is transferred from the proximal end portion to the distal end portion;
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- a porous elastic stippling member provided on the distal end portion of the ink transfer member, through which the ink permeates;
- the stippling member having a stippling distal end surface outwardly projecting in a curved shape, and located outside from the opening of the main body, the distal end surface being elastically deformed by a stroke pressure, thereby stippling a point mark of dimensions in accordance with the stroke pressure onto an object material,
- wherein the stippling member has a cylindrical circumferential portion enclosing the distal end portion of the ink transfer member such as to be in contact therewith and having an opening at both ends, and a distal end portion which closes the opening on the distal end side of the circumferential portion and includes the stippling end surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.