DE9005258U1 - Chopping knife - Google Patents

Abstract

One design of a chopping knife comprises two cutting members (1,2), which are joined together in one piece by a partially cylindrical back (3). <IMAGE>

Description

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VOLKER WEINERT EISLEBENER STRASSE 15 1000 BERLIN 30

Title:
Cradle Eater

State of the art:

The invention relates to a chopping knife for chopping herbs and vegetables.

Chopping knives of the usual design, especially the double-bladed knives, are used with both hands and consist of several components (blades, handles, construction parts). They have a large number of corners and edges and are difficult to clean and store after use (they get caught in other items, e.g. in cutlery boxes or drawers). The chopping process which precedes each chopping process is not the same with the usual double-bladed knives, ^since both hands are needed to operate the chopping knife.

Task:

In order to overcome these disadvantages of the prior art, the invention is based on the task of creating a weighing knife that allows the use

with one hand, so that the process of pre-cutting and chopping ::)t an object can be carried out. It should be easy to manufacture and easy to clean and store.

Advantages:

The invention ensures that the chopping knife can be easily

can be used with one hand (by both left- and right-handed people), is easy to make and is easy to clean and store.

This advantage is achieved by the design of the chopping knife from

one piece.

The two blades are so far apart that the one facing outwards

curved semi-circular knife back forms a handle that is equipped with a

can be operated by hand. The closed surface of the chopping knife has no protruding corners

and edges so that it is easy to clean.

Description of the invention: An embodiment of the invention is explained with reference to Figs. 1 to 3.

It says:

VOLKER WEINERT EISLEBENER STRASSE 15 1000 BERLIN 30

Fig. 1, the development of the one-piece chopping knife Fig. 2, the front view of the chopping knife
Fig. 3, the side view of the Wieoe^ss ^: rs

In Fig. 1, (1) denotes the left blade and (2) the right blade, (la) the left knife edge and (2a) the right knife edge and (3) the knife back.

Fig. 2 and 3 show that the knife back (3) becomes a handle by an outwardly curved semicircular deformation of the blades (1/2).

This handle can be operated with one hand, so that the two functions pre-cutting and shredding can be carried out with one and the same object according to the invention.

Claims (1)

VOLKER WEINERT EISLEBENER STRASSE 15 1000 BERLIN 30 Protection claims: Chopping knife for chopping herbs and vegetables, characterized in that it has two blades (1/2), two knife edges (la/2a) and a knife back (3), whereby the knife back (3) is created by an outwardly curved semicircular deformation of the blades (l/Z)! and serves as a handle that can be operated with one hand.