Drawing chalk sharpener

Abstract

The invention discloses a drawing chalk sharpener. Teachers always need sharpening chalks in order to draw standard lines and width, which cost time of the teachers and is harmful to the teachers' health. Two sliders are arranged by centering, two ends of each slider are supported on polished shafts respectively, the middles of the sliders and a bidirectional screw form a threaded pair, and the inner end of a scale is fixed on one of the sliders, and the outer end extends out of a shell. Both sliders of a width adjusting mechanism are provided with sharpening devices. Each sharpening device comprises a motor, a grinding wheel sharpening head and a rigid coupler. A cantilever shaft bracket and the motors are fixed on the sliders by screws. A power supply device controls start and stop of the motors, the motors drive the grinding wheel sharpening heads, and support shafts at the ends of the grinding wheel sharpening heads are supported on the cantilever shaft bracket by rolling bearings, and the grinding wheel sharpening heads of the two sharpening devices are centered. The drawing chalk sharpener is adjustable and capable of sharpening different widths of chalks, and mechanical sharpening of drawing chalks for class teaching is realized.

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AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

This technology allows for easy customization by allowing users to change their size or shape of tools used during teaching sessions without requiring them be physically changed from time-to-time. It also makes it easier than previous methods that were meant to work on specific types of materials.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed in this patented text relates how students are forced into tedious manual work by requiring them to manually sharpen their tools with small bits or other sharp objects like darts during sketching sessions when trying to achieve precise dimensions over long distances. This can be unhealthy from an ergonomic perspective due to its consumption of too much effort and potential harmful effects if it occurs frequently enough that they may lose focus after several hours' use.

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