JP2017200550A - Finger kitchen knife - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a comfortable and safe kitchen knife that is less likely to cause a pressure pain at a finger tip even in cutting a hard food material when using the kitchen knife by holding it with a forefinger placed on the sword body back, and by facilitating application of large force to the kitchen knife and also allowing an edge thereof to be stabilized with a finger tip.SOLUTION: A curve-shaped recess is formed along the belly of a finger tip in a position for attaching a forefinger to the sword body back. A finger attaching plate having appropriate breadth and length for attaching the forefinger along the recessed part is provided so that to it extends to the right side of a sword body. A concave, curve-shaped warping is also provided under a right side sleeve of a part at which the finger attaching plate and the sword body are joined with each other at a right angle.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  In the present invention, even when cooking with the index finger attached to the blade top, it is difficult to cause tenderness on the fingertip, and it is easy to apply a large force to the knife, and the fingertip and blade are integrated to stabilize the knife tip. It is related to a kitchen knife that is easy to use and highly safe.

  Traditional knives, such as the Japanese knives 'Santoku knives and Western knives' knives, which are often used in general households, have a narrow sword peak and a narrow width. There were problems such as biting into the belly of the fingertips and feeling pain, uncomfortable and uncomfortable cooking for a long time.

  For this reason, the finger resting device of Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-293265, the finger pressing cover of Japanese Patent No. 3043032, and the finger pad that continues to the blade of the Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-68477, etc. The finger pads that you don't feel are introduced.

JP 2001-293265 A Noto 3043032 publication Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 2-075048 Japanese Utility Model Publication 5-68477

  However, according to the above technique, Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, and Patent Document 3 attach a finger pad and a finger press cover that can be attached to and detached from the blade, whenever necessary. Although the finger pattern is continuously applied to the part and the tenderness received by the finger is reduced, the shape of the finger pad etc. is linear and the fingers that follow are also stretched linearly, There were problems such as it was difficult to apply strong force to the fingertips.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the object of the present invention is to prevent tenderness from being generated on the fingertip even when the index finger is strongly attached to the kitchen knife peak and the fingertip is bent and attached. It is to provide a knife that is easy to use and highly safe, because it is easy to apply force to the blade, and the blade tip of the knife is stabilized by integrating the fingertip and the blade.

  According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a knife characterized in that a curved dent is formed along the belly of the fingertip in order to attach an index finger to the blade.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, a concave finger rest plate having an appropriate width and length is joined to attach a forefinger to a curved concave portion of the blade peak, and the concave finger rest plate is a blade. A kitchen knife is provided which is formed so as to protrude to the right side.

  Further, according to a third aspect of the present invention, a knife having a concave curve is formed under the right sleeve of the portion where the dent finger plate and the blade of the blade are joined at a right angle. Is provided.

  According to the present invention, the curved dent along the blade tip along the fingertip and the dent finger plate joined along the dent portion increase the degree of adhesion between the index finger and the blade, and the blade edge is more integrated. A stable, easy-to-use kitchen knife with high safety, and a moderately wide and long concave finger plate increases the contact area to the fingertips, coupled with the curved shape, preventing pressure on the fingertips and enabling comfortable cooking work To do.

  In addition, it can hold the index finger's natural bend due to the dent of the blade, so that it can be cooked for a long time without the feeling of tension of the finger attached to the blade, and the dent of the blade is recessed from the gripping hand position. The fingertip becomes lower, and it is easy to apply a downward force, and it is easy to press the blade.

  In addition, bending your finger downwards on the ridge of the blade ridge will attach the fingernail to the dent finger plate, making it possible to press the nail pressure and transmitting a large force to the fingertip. Larger pressurization is facilitated and hard ingredients can be cooked safely without difficulty.

  In addition, due to the concave curved warp under the right sleeve at the part where the dent finger plate and blade of the blade are joined, the cut food around the finger plate is partly cut away while continuously curving the right side of the blade. This makes it easier to provide a comfortable and easy-to-use knife.

It is a front view of the kitchen knife which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a top view of the kitchen knife which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the center of the dent finger plate which concerns on embodiment of this invention.

  Embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view featuring a dent finger plate 2 of a blade of a blade, and FIG. 2 and FIG. Referring to FIG. 1, the knife is composed of a blade 1, a dent finger plate 2, a blade ridge 3, a warp 4, and a handle 5.

  A curved dent is formed along the belly of the fingertip to attach the index finger to the blade 3 and a dent finger plate 2 having a moderate width and length is attached to the dent to attach the index finger to the right side of the blade. Has been. The concave finger plate 2 increases the degree of close contact between the index finger and the blade, and the blade tip is more stable. In addition to having a moderate width and length along the fingertip, the contact area to the fingertip is increased, combined with the curved shape. Prevents tenderness to the fingertips.

    In addition, the dent finger plate 2 can hold the natural bending of the index finger, there is no feeling of tension of the finger attached to the blade, and it is hard to get tired, and the fingertip of the pressure point attached to the dent of the blade ridge 3 is lower than the hand grip position. Therefore, it is easy to apply downward force and it is easy to pressurize the blade. Furthermore, the fingernail is bent and attached to the dent of the blade ridge 3 so that the fingernail hangs on the finger plate 2 and the nail pressure can be applied, and it is easy to transmit a large force to the fingertip. Larger pressurization to the can also be facilitated.

  In addition, by providing a concave curved warp 4 under the right sleeve of the part where the dent finger plate 2 and the sword 5 of the blade ridge 3 are joined, the food cut partially around the right side of the dent finger plate 2 although it is partially. Makes it easier to leave while continuously curving the side, contributing to a comfortable cooking work.

  As described above, the kitchen knife provided with the dent finger plate 2 on the ridged blade 3 of the present invention has the above-mentioned effects, and can be easily applied to various kitchen knives such as the Japanese knives' santoku knives and the Western knives. A kitchen knife.

1 blade 2 dent finger plate 3 blade ridge 4 warping 5 handle

Claims (3)

  A knife having a curved dent along the belly of the fingertip in order to attach an index finger to the blade.   A concave finger rest plate with an appropriate width and length is joined to the curved concave portion of the blade blade to attach an index finger, and the concave finger rest plate is formed to protrude toward the right side of the blade. A kitchen knife to feature.   A knife having a concave curved warp formed under the right sleeve at the portion where the dent finger plate of the blade and the blade are joined at a right angle.

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