DE1654107A1 - Cake server - Google Patents

Description

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jjie Krf induag relates to a cake server with an öchübplatte, by pulling a lever on the Cake server handle operated by W-Lid and by spring action returned to the starting position.

Am already known cake server with push plate is with equipped with a toggle system, which can be operated with the thumb of the hand embracing the handle. This The process is very difficult and requires special skills because the thumb is not used to hold the handle.

Another invention provides a cake server with a Stripping plate, the handle part is a resilient bracket. The stripping plate has only a small height and can lead to damage, especially with soft cake pieces, and the spring handle is wide and unwieldy.

With another cake server, the push plate is through a pivoting movement of the cake server handle in motion set. However, despite a locking device, this can easily happen when picking up a piece of cake, clause a certain push forwards towards the tip of the cake shovel is necessary here effect to be achieved questioned *

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This cake server, like the simple cake server that is commercially available, has a smooth scoop of eleven surfaces and a handle that is rigidly connected to it. The cake piece is taken up as in the case of a simple, usual 4-way version.

The drawing shows the shape of the new cake lifter in

Fig. 1 in side view, in Fig. 2 in plan view and in Fig. 3 the cake server handle in the vertical , Section to picture 2.

When putting down the. Piece of cake ", the lever a is attached to: Cake server handle b pressed. The lever arm pushes c the axis d with the push plate rod e and the one attached to it Sohu-bplatte f forward in the direction of the point the shovel.

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Claims (2)

Eckhard Butske Claim. > .-. ■ - .. 1 «cake server with a shovel leaf at the end of the shovel characterized by a hinge attached at the front under the cake server handle (b), Lever (a) which at the end is connected to an axle (d) via another joint by a lever arm (c), on which an airfoil (f) by means of an airfoil rod (e), which runs through a guide hole (h), which is located in the front of the cake server handle (b) is * ■ 2. Cake server according to claim i, characterized in that that the axis (d) on sliding bodies (g) in a guide runs parallel to the cake server handle (b) and is held in the starting position by a spring (i). 8 100 9 11/040 ^BAD