JP6435291B2 - Faucet toys and kitchen toys - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a faucet toy and a kitchen toy.

  Conventionally, a kitchen toy in which a faucet toy is incorporated is known. This faucet toy actually pumps up the liquid stored in the water tank and actually flows out from the mouth of the faucet pipe model of the faucet toy (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-276561

In the case where the liquid is actually allowed to flow out from the mouth of the faucet pipe model as in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, although there is a real feeling, there is a problem that the liquid splatters outside and stains the floor, the table and the like. There is also a risk of accidental ingestion of liquid. Further, when the liquid is used repeatedly, there is a problem in terms of hygiene.
The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a faucet toy and a kitchen toy that can make an image of flowing water from a faucet pipe model without using an actual liquid. It is said.

The faucet toy according to claim 1,
A faucet model body, a faucet pipe model attached to the faucet model body, a running water model projecting from the mouth of the faucet pipe model, and the running water model projecting from the mouth of the faucet pipe model And a vibration applying means for applying vibration to the head.

The faucet toy according to claim 2 is the faucet toy according to claim 1,
A faucet handle model that causes the faucet model to protrude and exit from the mouth of the faucet pipe model is provided, and the vibration imparting means operates when the faucet handle model is protruded from the mouth of the faucet pipe model by the faucet handle model. It is characterized by doing.

The faucet toy according to claim 3 is the faucet toy according to claim 1 or 2,
The vibration applying means includes a motor and a cam mechanism that links the motor and the flowing water model and vibrates the flowing water model up and down by the power of the motor.

The faucet toy according to claim 4 is the faucet toy according to claim 3,
The cam mechanism is constituted by a plate cam having a cam base that rotates by the power of the motor, and a cam follower that is connected to the flowing water model and that contacts the cam base and performs a seesaw operation. The rotary motion of the original section is converted into the approximate linear motion or linear motion of the flowing water model.

The faucet toy according to claim 5 is the faucet toy according to any one of claims 1 to 4,
The flowing water model is characterized in that it is formed in a truncated cone shape so that a portion protruding from the mouth of the faucet pipe model is expanded in the downward direction.

  A kitchen toy according to claim 6 comprises the faucet toy according to any one of claims 1 to 5 and a sink model provided under the mouth of the faucet pipe model. It is characterized by.

  According to the faucet toy according to claim 1, since the running water model that imitates running water protrudes from the mouth of the faucet pipe model and vibrates, it creates an image as if actual water is coming out of the mouth. Can do.

  According to the faucet toy of the second aspect, since the running water model is caused to appear and disappear by operating the faucet handle model, an image as to whether the actual faucet handle is operated is created.

  According to the faucet toy of the third aspect, the cam mechanism is driven by the motor to vibrate the flowing water model up and down, so that an image of whether or not the actual flowing water is ejected from the mouth of the faucet pipe is created.

  According to the faucet toy according to claim 4, since the rotational motion of the cam base is converted into the approximate linear motion or linear motion of the flowing water model by the plate cam, an image of flowing water is created more by the movement of the flowing water model. .

  According to the faucet toy according to claim 5, since the flowing water model is formed in a truncated cone shape so that the portion protruding from the mouth of the faucet pipe model expands downward, the actual flowing water is An image of spraying from the mouth of the faucet pipe is created.

  According to the kitchen toy of the sixth aspect, since no liquid is poured from the faucet toy, it is possible to play happily without polluting the surroundings.

It is a perspective view of the kitchen toy of Embodiment 1. It is the perspective view which showed the inside of the faucet model. It is the left view which showed the relationship between the main body of a faucet model, and a faucet handle. It is the perspective view which showed the cam follower and the flowing water model. It is the right view which showed the arrangement configuration of each component of a heating cooking equipment model. It is the perspective view which showed the nail | claw support member and the means to operate the claw support member. It is the perspective view which showed the thermal power control knob model and its periphery from the diagonally right rear. It is the perspective view which showed the frying pan model. It is the perspective view which showed the nail | claw support member of Embodiment 2, and the means to operate the claw support member. It is the perspective view which showed the arrangement configuration of each component of the heating cooking equipment model of 2nd Embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[Embodiment 1]
"overall structure"
1 to 8 show Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a kitchen toy. This kitchen toy 100 is a combination of a left cleaning equipment model (hereinafter referred to as “cleaning equipment”) 10 and a right cooking equipment model (hereinafter referred to as “heating cooking equipment”) 60. A kitchen back panel model (hereinafter referred to as “kitchen back panel”) 1 is provided on the back side of 10 and the cooking device 60.
This kitchen toy 100 is used as follows.
When the faucet handle model (hereinafter referred to as “water faucet handle”) 12 of the faucet toy or faucet model (hereinafter referred to as “water faucet”) 11 on the cleaning equipment 10 side is rotated upward, A running water model 14 (see FIG. 2) protrudes downward from a mouth 13a of a faucet pipe model (hereinafter referred to as “water faucet pipe”) 13 of the faucet 11, and this projecting portion vibrates in small increments in the vertical direction.
In addition, when the faucet handle 12 is operated downward from this state and returned to the original position, the flowing water model 14 dies from the mouth 13 a of the faucet pipe 13. And the vibration of the flowing water model 14 stops.
On the other hand, after placing a frying pan model (hereinafter referred to as “fry pan”) 63 on a gotok model (hereinafter referred to as “gotok”) 62, a thermal power control knob model (hereinafter referred to as “thermal power control knob”) on the heating cooking equipment 60 side. When the 61 is turned in a predetermined direction, a cooked product model (not shown) put in a frying pan model (hereinafter referred to as “frying pan”) 63 vibrates. By changing the amount of rotation of the thermal power adjustment knob 61, the speed of this vibration can be adjusted.
For example, a battery is used as the power source.

<Detailed configuration>
(About cleaning equipment 10)
The cleaning equipment 10 includes a sink model (hereinafter referred to as “sink”) 15 and a faucet 11. The sink 15 can also store actual water. A drawer 16 is provided below the sink 15. The drawer 16 can be actually inserted into and removed from the casing 100a of the kitchen toy 100, and small items can be accommodated therein.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a main part of the water tap 11. The faucet 11 has an upright body (a faucet model body) 11a. A faucet handle 12 is attached to the main body 11a. The faucet handle 12 is configured to be rotatable in the vertical direction about a shaft 12a (see FIG. 3) extending in the horizontal direction.
A motor 17 is installed horizontally on the upper portion of the main body 11a. A pinion gear 18 is attached to the motor shaft. The pinion gear 18 meshes with a gear 19b attached to a shaft 19a parallel to the motor shaft. A gear 19c is attached to the same shaft 19a as the gear 19b concentrically with the gear 19b. The gear 19c meshes with a gear 20b attached to a shaft 20a parallel to the shaft 19a. The same shaft 20a as the gear 20b is provided with a disc-shaped cam base 20c concentrically with the gear 20b. A claw 20d projecting partially outward in the radial direction is formed on the outer periphery of the cam base 20c. The motor power is transmitted to the cam base 20c through the pinion gear 18, the gear 19b, the gear 19c, and the gear 20b.
Although not shown, a torque limiter is interposed between the gear 20b and the cam base 20c. This torque limiter cuts off the power transmission path between the gear 20b and the cam base 20c when an overload is applied to the flowing water model 14 while the motor 17 is rotating.

Further, a cam follower 21 that performs a seesaw operation around a shaft 21a at an intermediate portion is provided in the faucet pipe 13 attached to the main body 11a. The tip of one end side of the cam follower 21 can come into contact with the outer periphery of the cam original joint 20c. On the other hand, a flowing water model 14 that is modeled on flowing water is rotatably attached to the tip of the cam follower 21 on the other end side through a shaft 14c. When the cam follower 21 performs a seesaw operation, the flowing water model 14 performs an approximate linear operation in the vertical direction. A long hole is formed at the tip of the other end of the cam follower 21, and the flowing water model 14 is attached via a shaft 14c through which the long hole is inserted, and a guide for the flowing water model 14 is provided. The model 14 may be linearly moved up and down.
As shown in FIG. 4, the cam follower 21 is composed of two rotating members 22a and 22b, although not limited thereto. The two rotating members 22a and 22b are provided so as to be rotatable about a shaft 21a. The two rotating members 22a and 22b are connected to each other by a torsion spring 22c and are integrally formed. The torsion spring 22c blocks the power transmission path between the two rotating members 22a and 22b when an overload is applied to the flowing water model 14 during operation of the faucet handle 12.
The pinion gear 18, the gear 19 b, the gear 19 c and the gear 20 b, the cam base 20 c and the cam follower 21 constitute vibration applying means for applying vibration to the flowing water model 14.

The main portion 14a of the flowing water model 14 is formed in a truncated cone shape. Looking at the cross section of the main portion 14a, a plurality of arc-shaped convex portions are formed over the entire circumference of the truncated cone. Each convex portion is a convex strip extending in the generatrix direction of the flowing water model 14. That is, a plurality of preferably four or more ridges extending in the generatrix direction of the truncated cone are formed over the entire circumference of the truncated cone.
A shaft support portion 14b is formed on the main portion 14a of the flowing water model 14, and the flowing water model 14 is rotatably attached to the rotating member 22a via the shaft 14c at the position of the shaft support portion 14b. .
Here, the reason why a plurality of ridges are formed over the entire circumference is to express the image of running water, and the main portion 14a of the running water model 14 is formed in a truncated cone shape because the actual water is This is to express the image because it spreads outward in the radial direction when released from the faucet.

As shown in FIG. 3, a cylindrical protrusion 12 b is provided at an eccentric position on the back side of the base portion of the faucet handle 12. The protrusion 12b is inserted into an arc-shaped hole 11b concentric with the shaft 12a in the main body 11a and extends to the inside of the main body 11a. And the protrusion 12b is engaged with the long hole 22d (refer FIG. 3) of the one end side of the rotation member 22b. Then, the protrusion 12b moves in the arc-shaped hole 11b as the faucet handle 12 rotates, and slidably contacts the edge of the long hole 22d of the rotating member 22b, whereby the cam follower 21 moves the shaft 21a. Perform seesaw operation at the center. As a result, the flowing water model 14 appears and disappears from the mouth 13 a of the faucet pipe 13 as the faucet handle 12 is rotated. Here, at the position where the flowing water model 14 protrudes from the mouth 13a of the faucet pipe 13, the tip on one end side of the cam follower 21 is in contact with the outer periphery of the cam original node 20c. At a position where the cam follower 21 is submerged from the opening 13a of the plug pipe 13, the tip of one end of the cam follower 21 is separated from the outer periphery of the cam original joint 20c.
A positioning member 12c that can be engaged with the protrusion 12b is provided. The positioning member 12c has elasticity, and the faucet handle 12 is engaged with the protrusion 12b at the uppermost and lowermost positions to hold the rotational position of the faucet handle 12.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, an arc-shaped protrusion 12c concentric with the shaft 12a is provided on the back side of the base portion of the faucet handle 12. The protrusion 14c is inserted into an arc-shaped hole 11c concentric with the shaft 12a and extends to the inside of the main body 11a. The protrusion 12c moves in the hole 11c as the faucet handle 12 is rotated. A detector switch 23 is provided on the side of the hole 11c, and the protrusion 12c turns on the detector switch 23 when the faucet handle 12 is rotated upward. On the other hand, when the faucet handle 12 is rotated downward, the projection 12c is separated from the detector switch 23 and the detector switch 23 is turned off. The motor 17 operates when the detector switch 23 is ON, and conversely, the motor 17 stops when the detector switch 23 is OFF.

(About cooking equipment 60)
As shown in FIG. 1, the cooking device 60 has a gotok 62 for placing a pan such as a frying pan 63. Three holes 60a are formed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction on the upper surface of the gotok 62 at eccentric positions.
A plate-like claw support member 64 that can move up and down along a rod 64a erected on a mechanical box 65 is disposed below the gotok 62 as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, three tongue-like protrusions 64 b are formed on the upper surface of the claw support member 64 at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. The three protrusions 64 b can be projected and retracted from the three holes 60 a of the gotok 62 as the claw support member 64 moves up and down.
The mechanical box 65 is provided with a mechanism for moving the claw support member 64 up and down.
As shown in FIG. 6, this mechanism includes a motor 66 installed in a horizontal position. A pinion gear 67 is attached to the motor shaft, and the pinion gear 67 meshes with a gear 68b attached to a shaft 68a parallel to the motor shaft. A gear 68c is attached to the same shaft 68a as the gear 68b concentrically with the gear 68b. The gear 68c meshes with a gear 69b attached to a shaft 69a parallel to the shaft 68a. A gear 69c is attached to the same shaft 69a as the gear 69b concentrically with the gear 69b. The gear 69c meshes with a gear 70b attached to a shaft 70a parallel to the shaft 69a. A disc 70c is attached to the same shaft 70a as the gear 70b concentrically with the gear 70b. A shaft 71a (see FIG. 5) is attached to the disc 70c at an eccentric position, and a lower end portion of a crank 71 is attached to the shaft 71a. Further, the shaft 71b attached to the upper end portion of the crank 71 is connected to the claw support member 64 so as to make a counter pair.
The motor power is transmitted to the claw support member 64 through the pinion gear 67, the gear 68b, the gear 68c, the gear 69b, the gear 69c, the gear 70b, the shaft 70a, the disc 70c, and the crank 71.
Although not shown, a torque limiter is interposed between the shaft 70a and the gear 70b. The torque limiter interrupts the power transmission path between the shaft 70a and the gear 70b when an overload is applied to the claw support member 64 while the motor 66 is rotating.

  A heating power adjustment knob 61 is provided on the front surface of the heating cooking facility 60. The heating power adjustment knob 61 is configured to rotate about a central axis (not shown). As shown in FIG. 7, the heating power adjustment knob 61 is provided with a collar portion 61 a. Four recesses 61b are formed in the flange portion 61a at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. Further, an elastic member 73 is provided on the side of the flange 61a of the thermal power adjustment knob 61a. The projection 73a of the elastic member 73 is fitted into any one of the recesses 61b at a predetermined rotational position of the thermal power adjustment knob 61, whereby the thermal power adjustment knob 61 is positioned.

  Further, a knob support member 74 that operates integrally with the heating power adjustment knob 61 is provided with a collar portion 74a. A portion of the collar portion 74a in the circumferential direction bulges outward in the radial direction. Three detector switches 75a, 75b, and 75c are provided next to the collar portion 74a, and are fitted into any of the three concave portions 61b except the projection 73a at the initial position as the heating power adjustment knob 61 is rotated. Sometimes the bulging portion 74b of the collar portion 74a comes into contact with one of the detector switches 75a, 75b, and 75c. The detector switches 75a, 75b, and 75c are connected to the motor 66 through resistors having different resistance values. Thereby, the rotational speed of the motor 66 can be changed.

(About frying pan 63)
As shown in FIG. 8, the frying pan 63 includes a bottom plate 63a, a peripheral wall 63b, and a handle 63c. An inward annular wall 63d is formed at the lower end of the peripheral wall 63b. In addition, a ring 63e is provided at an intermediate portion in the vertical direction of the peripheral wall 63b. The bottom plate 63a is installed between the annular wall 63d and the ring 63e. The bottom plate 63a is configured to be movable up and down along a rod 63f spanned between the annular wall 63d and the ring 63e. The bottom plate 63a is moved up and down by three protrusions 64b protruding and protruding from the three holes 62a of the gotok 62. Thereby, the cooked product model put in the frying pan 63 can be shaken, and an image as if actual cooking has been made is created.
The handle 63c is provided with a seesaw plate 63h that can swing around a shaft 63g. The seesaw plate 63h is bent halfway in the longitudinal direction, and one end side protrudes from the base end portion of the handle 63c and extends to above the bottom plate 63a. On the other hand, a button 63i is provided at a position corresponding to the other end of the seesaw plate 63h.
One end of the seesaw plate 63h abuts against the bottom plate 63a of the frying pan 63 by the urging force of the spring 63j. When the button 63i is pressed, one end side of the seesaw plate 63h separates from the bottom plate 63a of the frying pan 63 against the urging force of the spring 63j. Therefore, when the cooked product model is put in the frying pan 63, the cooked product model can be turned over in accordance with the operation of the button 63i.
The spring 63j may not be provided. One end side of the seesaw plate 63h may be brought into contact with the bottom plate 63a of the frying pan 63 by urging by gravity.

[Embodiment 2]
In the first embodiment, the speed of shaking of the three protrusions 64b is changed by changing the rotation speed of the motor 66, whereas in the second modification, the magnitude of the shaking of the three protrusions 64b is changed. Is configured to change.
In the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 9, the motor 80 is connected to a large-diameter bevel gear 80e via a worm gear 80a, a gear 80b, a pulley 80c, and a belt 80d. In addition, three bevel gears 80f are meshed with the bevel gear 80e, and a cam base 81a of a plate cam 81 is provided integrally with each bevel gear 80f. The cam base 81a is in contact with three claw support members (followers of the plate cam 81) 64c each having three protrusions 64b.
As shown in FIG. 10, the three claw support members (cam followers of the plate cam 81) 64 c are supported by one lift plate 82. The elevating plate 82 is provided below the fixed plate 83. The lifting plate 82 is formed with an inverted U-shaped arch 82a. A disc-shaped eccentric plate 84 attached to the shaft 61e is attached to the inside of the arch 82a, and the outer peripheral surface of the eccentric plate 84 can come into contact with the inner surface of the arch 82a by rotating the heating power adjustment knob 61. It has become. Then, the height position of the arch 82 a and the elevating member 64 c is changed according to the rotation amount of the heating power adjustment knob 61.
Thereby, the magnitude of the shaking of the three protrusions 64b can be changed.
Although not shown in the drawings, this modified embodiment 2 is also provided with a positioning mechanism for the heating power adjusting knob 61 similar to that of the first embodiment.

<< Modification of the Present Invention >>
As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, it cannot be overemphasized that this invention can be variously deformed in the range which is not limited to this embodiment and does not deviate from the summary.
For example, in the embodiment, the flowing water model 14 is in the shape of a truncated cone and a protrusion is formed on the surface, but the surface may be a pattern of flowing water. Alternatively, the running water model 14 may be bundled at the upper end of a vinyl string, and may be swung by a fan as the faucet handle 12 is operated.

10 Cleaning equipment (cleaning equipment model)
11 Faucet (faucet toy or faucet model)
11a body (faucet model body)
12 faucet handle (faucet handle model)
13 Faucet pipe (faucet pipe model)
13a mouth 14 flowing water model 15 sink (sink model)
17 Motor 20c Original cam 21 Cam follower 60 Heating cooking equipment (heating cooking equipment model)
100 kitchen toys

Claims (6)

  A faucet model body, a faucet pipe model attached to the faucet model body, a running water model projecting from the mouth of the faucet pipe model, and the running water model projecting from the mouth of the faucet pipe model A faucet toy comprising: vibration imparting means for imparting vibration to the water.   A faucet handle model that causes the faucet model to protrude and exit from the mouth of the faucet pipe model is provided, and the vibration imparting means operates when the faucet handle model is protruded from the mouth of the faucet pipe model by the faucet handle model. The faucet toy according to claim 1.   The said vibration provision means is equipped with a motor and a cam mechanism which links the said motor and the said flowing water model, and vibrates the said flowing water model up and down with the motive power of the said motor. The faucet toy described.   The cam mechanism is constituted by a plate cam having a cam base that rotates by the power of the motor, and a cam follower that is connected to the flowing water model and that contacts the cam base and performs a seesaw operation. The faucet toy according to claim 3, wherein the rotary motion of the original section is converted into an approximate linear motion or a linear motion of the flowing water model.   The said flowing water model is formed in the truncated cone shape so that the part which protrudes from the opening | mouth of the said faucet pipe model may expand a diameter toward the downward direction, The any one of Claims 1-4 characterized by the above-mentioned. The faucet toy described in 1.   A kitchen toy comprising the faucet toy according to any one of claims 1 to 5 and a sink model provided under a mouth of the faucet pipe model.

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