Abstract: An angle adjusting device includes a pedestal, a pair of guide members having an arcuate track, an oscillation body moved along the track of the guide members, and a moving member for moving the oscillation body to adjust the angular position of the oscillation body around an oscillation axis. The moving member has a motor provided in the pedestal, a linkage shaft provided in the oscillation body, and a linkage mechanism interposed between the motor and the linkage shaft. A principal linkage member of the linkage mechanism is linked to a top end portion of an output shaft rotatably around an axis parallel to the oscillation axis, and linked to the linkage shaft to be linearly movable in its axial direction. The guide members have two flat reference planes, and fixed in a state where those reference planes are contact with two flat setting planes of the pedestal.

Abstract: An angle adjusting device includes a pedestal, a pair of guide members having an arcuate track, an oscillation body moved along the track of the guide members, and a moving member for moving the oscillation body to adjust the angular position of the oscillation body around an oscillation axis. The moving member has a motor provided in the pedestal, a linkage shaft provided in the oscillation body, and a linkage mechanism interposed between the motor and the linkage shaft. A principal linkage member of the linkage mechanism is linked to a top end portion of an output shaft rotatably around an axis parallel to the oscillation axis, and linked to the linkage shaft to be linearly movable in its axial direction. The guide members have two flat reference planes, and fixed in a state where those reference planes are contact with two flat setting planes of the pedestal.

Abstract: A mechanical pencil is disclosed in which lead feed occurs automatically upon lifting of the pencil from the paper surface or the like and in which the slider can be locked in a retreated position when the pencil is not in us.

Abstract: A lead chuck of a mechanical pencil to be assembled into a lead feeding mechanism of a rear end knock type, an automatic lead feeding type and an extremity end knock type mechanical pencil in which it is arranged within the sleeve through a resilient member in such a way as it may be advanced or retracted. A lead holding part is formed at the extremity end portions of the divided surfaces of the chuck members which are fully divided into two sections along an axial plane. The lead holding part is formed with several teeth for use in holding the lead under four-point or six-point contacted condition within axially formed grooves made at the central portions of the divided surfaces. The teeth are projected in several rows and formed at the raised surfaces of the grooves.