CH186259A - A method of manufacturing a baker's shovel and shovel obtained by means of said method. - Google Patents

A method of manufacturing a baker's shovel and shovel obtained by means of said method.

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CH186259A
CH186259A CH186259DA CH186259A CH 186259 A CH186259 A CH 186259A CH 186259D A CH186259D A CH 186259DA CH 186259 A CH186259 A CH 186259A
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Switzerland
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shovel
wood
blade
baker
crossed
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Bossel Aime
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Bossel Aime
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A21BAKING; EDIBLE DOUGHS
    • A21BBAKERS' OVENS; MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT FOR BAKING
    • A21B3/00Parts or accessories of ovens
    • A21B3/003Baker's peels

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  • Engineering & Computer Science (AREA)
  • Food Science & Technology (AREA)

Description

  

  Procédé de fabrication d'une pelle de boulanger et pelle obtenue an moyen     dudit     procédé.    Les pelles de boulanger actuellement en  usage présentent deux inconvénients:     Etant          exécutées    entièrement en bois de sapin, elles  se cassent facilement et elles sont rapidement  usées. Il est donc indiqué de les faire en bois  dur, de préférence en bois dit "croisé". Toute  fois, l'épaisseur à l'extrémité opposée à la  pointe et surtout la forme de coin que présen  tent ces pelles rendent difficile leur fabrication  en bois croisé, vu que ce matériel ne se prête  que difficilement au rabotage:  La présente invention comprend un procédé  de fabrication d'une pelle de boulanger, ainsi  qu'une pelle obtenue au moyen de ce procédé.  



  Le procédé que comprend l'invention est  caractérisé en ce que l'on emploie deux lames  minces identiques, en bois croisé, dont l'une  sert de base sur laquelle on colle une lame  plus épaisse en bois de sapin, lame que l'on  rabote en forme de coin après séchage et sur  laquelle on colle la seconde lame de bois  croisé après rabotage, en ce que l'on ne rabote  le bois croisé que pour former la partie effilée  à l'extrémité de la pelle.    La pelle que comprend l'invention est carac  térisée en ce que ses surfaces planes et la  partie effilée à l'extrémité de la pelle sont  en bois croisé, le manche étant en bois dur.  



  Le dessin annexé montre, à titre d'exemple,  une forme     d'exécution    de la pelle selon l'in  vention.  



       Fig.    1 représente ladite pelle vue de face;       Fig.    2 en est une vue de côté;       Fig.    3 montre la même pelle en plan.  La pelle représentée peut être obtenue de  la manière suivante:  On découpe une lame mince a de bois  croisé, c'est-à-dire d'une épaisseur de 3 mm  environ suivant les contours b de la pelle       (fig.    1). Sur cette lame a, on colle une lame c  de 8 à 10 mm     d'épaiseur    en bois de sapin<B>;</B>  les deux lames ont alors encore partout la  même épaisseur, donc 3 et 8 à 10 mm.

   Quel  que temps après ce collage, lorsque cet assem  blage a suffisamment séché, on rabote la lame  de sapin c sur son côté libre, en lui donnant  la forme d'un coin, suivant l'inclinaison repré  sentée en     fig.    2. Le bout supérieur de la lame c           (fig.    1 et 2) reste non touché par     l instrd-          ment    raboteur lors dudit travail. Ensuite, on  colle une seconde lame en bois croisé d sem  blable à la première, sur la surface rabotée  de la lame c. Lorsque- l'ensemble est sec, on  rabote l'extrémité des parties en bois croisé  afin de former la partie effilée de- la pelle       (fig.    2).  



  Pour finir, on pose un, manche en bois  dur e, qui présente une extrémité pointue.  Cette extrémité vient s'engager dans une en  coche de la partie plane de la pelle, ce manche  étant maintenu -dans cette encoche au moyen  d'une vis f avec écrou et rondelle.  



       Ira    pelle représentée .et     décrite    présente  les mêmes avantages qu'une pelle en bois  dur et sa fabrication est aussi facile que celle  d'une pelle en bois de sapin.



  A method of manufacturing a baker's shovel and shovel obtained by means of said method. The baker's shovels currently in use have two drawbacks: Being made entirely of fir wood, they break easily and they are quickly worn out. It is therefore advisable to make them in hard wood, preferably in so-called "cross" wood. However, the thickness at the end opposite the point and especially the wedge shape that these shovels present make it difficult to manufacture them in crossed wood, since this material does not lend itself easily to planing: The present invention comprises a method of manufacturing a baker's shovel, as well as a shovel obtained by means of this method.



  The method that comprises the invention is characterized in that one uses two identical thin blades, crossed wood, one of which serves as a base on which a thicker fir wood blade is glued, which blade is planer in the form of a wedge after drying and on which the second blade of crossed wood is glued after planing, in that the crossed wood is only planed to form the tapered part at the end of the shovel. The shovel that the invention comprises is characterized in that its flat surfaces and the tapered part at the end of the shovel are made of crossed wood, the handle being of hard wood.



  The accompanying drawing shows, by way of example, an embodiment of the shovel according to the invention.



       Fig. 1 shows said shovel seen from the front; Fig. 2 is a side view; Fig. 3 shows the same shovel in plan. The shovel shown can be obtained as follows: A thin blade a of crossed wood, that is to say with a thickness of approximately 3 mm, is cut along the contours b of the shovel (fig. 1). On this blade a, we glue a blade c 8 to 10 mm thick in fir wood <B>; </B> the two blades then still have the same thickness everywhere, therefore 3 and 8 to 10 mm.

   Some time after this bonding, when this assembly has dried sufficiently, the fir plank c is planed on its free side, giving it the shape of a wedge, following the inclination shown in fig. 2. The upper end of the blade c (fig. 1 and 2) remains untouched by the planer implement during said work. Next, a second cross-wood plank, similar to the first, is glued onto the planed surface of the plank c. When the whole is dry, the end of the crossed wooden parts is planed to form the tapered part of the shovel (fig. 2).



  Finally, we put a hardwood handle, which has a pointed end. This end engages in a notch of the flat part of the shovel, this handle being held in this notch by means of a screw f with nut and washer.



       The shovel shown and described has the same advantages as a hardwood shovel and its manufacture is as easy as that of a fir wood shovel.

 

Claims (1)

<B>REVENDICATIONS</B> I Procédé de fabrication d'une pelle de bou langer, caractérisé en ce que l'on emploie deux lames minces identiques, en bois croisé, dont l'une sert de base sur laquelle on colle une lame plus épaisse en bois de sapin, lame que l'on rabote en forme de coin après séchage et sur laquelle on colle la seconde lame de bois croisé après rabotage, et en ce que l'on ne rabote le bois croisé que pour former la partie effilée à l'extrémité de la pelle. . II Pelle de boulanger obtenue au moyen du procédé selon la revendication I, caracté risée en ce que ses surfaces planes et la partie effilée à l'extrémité de la pelle sont en bois croisé, le manche étant en bois dur. <B> CLAIMS </B> I Method for manufacturing a food shovel, characterized in that two identical thin blades, made of crossed wood, one of which serves as a base on which a blade is glued thicker in fir wood, blade that is planed in the form of a wedge after drying and on which we glue the second blade of crossed wood after planing, and in that we plan the crossed wood only to form the part tapered at the end of the shovel. . II Baker's shovel obtained by means of the method according to claim I, characterized in that its flat surfaces and the tapered part at the end of the shovel are made of crossed wood, the handle being made of hard wood. S0 US=RE VENDICATION Pelle de- boulanger selon la revendication II, -caractérisée en ce qne le manche présente une extrémité pointue qui s'engage dans une encoche de la partie plane de la pelle, ce manche étant maintenu dans cette encoche au moyen d'une seule vis avec écrou et ron delle. S0 US = RE VENDICATION Baker's shovel according to claim II, -characterized in that the handle has a pointed end which engages in a notch of the flat part of the shovel, this handle being held in this notch by means of 'a single screw with nut and washer.
CH186259D 1936-06-24 1936-06-24 A method of manufacturing a baker's shovel and shovel obtained by means of said method. CH186259A (en)

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