DE1778170A1 - Grace fork - Google Patents

Description

Eating fish is often made more uncomfortable by fish bones Way handicapped. This is to avoid the bone gangs described below. A pair of tweezers could be used, for example to put the fish bones on top and aside, but then the tweezers and the usual eating fork would often have to be put down to be picked up again to continue eating. It's time consuming and quite awkward.

In accordance with the invention, the new bone fork should be set up in such a way that that individual prongs are moved against each other in order to move between to grasp them a bone.

Fig. 1 shows the new bone fork with a pinzettenähnliohen

Gripping tool.
Fig. 2 cross section of the section AB, greatly enlarged.

Fig. 3 A new bone fork in the previously usual fork shape.

The fork 1 carries a spring band 2 (possibly chrome-plated, silver-plated) with the additional bone slot J. The spring band 2 is by way of example at the PT. 4 attached to the fork 1 and prevented by the bridge 5 from jumping out

If the new bone fork 1 is now held in the left hand, light pressure with the thumb on the spring band 2 in the direction of the arrow, approximately at point 6, the prongs threeßj against the prongs 7 to easily aine between the two prongs To seize the fishbone and to think outside the box Ιθί'.οη.

the downon pressure when grasping bones is better, e.g. from the left Index finger is picked up, Ttwa at Pt. 8 the Gnbelrand, to be widened to Zeiclaenebna.

At interest 3 or? Suspended grits, e.g. duroh fat, can min So] 3 the fork of the right hand can be stripped off again.

Krfin-lungsgomüß should suggest another solution four ·] m.

109830/0088

BATH ORIGINAL

Am slider 9, which e.g. on a drilled sliding track 1o to-u. to push it, carries a spring wire 11, <ler in the ft. is attached to the slide 9. Now it is easily possible to use the left thumb at the Pt. 12 in the arch 13 of the spring wire 11 to engage and then push the slide 9 down on the slide track io and by means of the two leaf springs 14 · wv 15, approximately on Prongs 3 u 7 stuck bones from äleae ^ '2-' £ äken to solve. After the slide 9 has been returned, the spring wire engages again at 4, where the slide 9 was also previously held.

It is practical to use the prongs Ju.? slightly oblique and broad in front to hold in order to better grasp bones.

According to the invention, a small compressed air cylinder can also be provided instead of the slider $ so that the thumb with P generates a compressed air blast on the cylinder piston, which blows the bones off the prongs 3 and 7.

Fig. 3 shows another embodiment of the new device agar. the end For reasons of practical handling and awareness is the Bone barrel device in the middle 17 of the usual, z # B. Four prongs Fork 18 arranged. The two spars 19 u »2o spring in such a way that äaS by pressing your thumb and forefinger a # r Haafl with the Tines 21 and 22, bones and the like grasped and b @ lseife * laid can be. Conveniently, the middle zinc "ii" are given the other somewhat lengthened; around the bones of the abundant meat easier to separate.

Its bridge 23, held on the fork 18 as desired (for example via web Z3) , for example as shown, generally Pt »2 #. limits the lateral swinging and twisting of the two bars against each other. The bridge 23 can serve to form a supporting surface for holding the fork inside the hand.

For the purpose of cleaning the burrs kas® dns belt strip tool, E.g. upwards, downwards or both directions can be slid out.

BATH ORIGINAL 109830/0088

Claims (3)

Patent claims: ^: '1. Herringbone fork (1 and 18), marked in such a way, ÖaH individual prongs can be moved against each other. 2. Herringbone fork according to claim 1, characterized in this way, äaß In addition, a bone stripping tool (14, 15) is arranged will. 3. Donation of bones Ti. according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in such a way that the green stripping tool is detachable. 10983070088 BAD Blank page