JPS6229025Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a cooking table toy that generates a plurality of pseudo sounds similar to the sounds produced by boiled or fried food during cooking.

Cooking games using cooking table toys are very fun for girls and children, and in response to this, various improvements and innovations have been made to cooking table toys. However, with conventional cooking table toys, there are few ingenuity when it comes to boiling and frying food, which is a step in cooking play.
It could not be said to be sufficiently interesting for girls and others who are very curious. Therefore, the present invention incorporates multiple sounds that occur when actually boiling or frying food into the play scene of boiling or frying food. Also, when frying food, crackling sounds etc. are generated simultaneously or selectively, creating an immersive accompaniment that can create the atmosphere of actually boiling or frying food. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a toy with a cooking table that produces sounds that are full of interest.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

Fig. 1 is an overall perspective view of the sound cooking table toy of the present embodiment, Fig. 2A is a partially cutaway perspective view of the pseudo sound generating device, and Fig. 2B is a partially cutaway view showing a modification of the pseudo sound generating device. 3 is a sectional view of the range device and the ventilation device, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the water boiling sound generating device, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the water supply device.

In these drawings, 1 is a cooking table main body made of synthetic resin or the like, and 2 is a motor that is rotated by a battery or the like installed in the center of the cooking table main body 1.

Reference numeral 10 denotes a device that generates a plurality of pseudo-sounds similar to those produced when boiling or frying food, and includes a sound producing brush member 11 and two friction plates 14a, 14.
b, etc., and is provided inside the cooking table main body 1. The brush member 11 has relatively hard oval-shaped brush surfaces 13a and 13b at both upper and lower ends of the rotating shaft 12.
At the same time, a gear 1 is attached to the center of the rotating shaft 12 and meshes with a drive gear 3 that is connected to the motor 2 with a belt.
2a is installed. Note that the brush surfaces 13a, 1
In addition to the elliptical shape, the shape of 3b can also be formed into a trifurcated shape, a circular shape, or the like. The two friction plates 14a, 14b are each formed into a disk shape from a synthetic resin material, and are disposed to face the upper and lower brush surfaces 13a, 13b. A scale-like uneven curved surface 15a is formed on the surface of the upper friction plate 14a facing the upper brush surface 13a, and the surface of the lower friction plate 14b facing the lower brush surface 13b is formed with a scale-like uneven curved surface 15a. A rough mesh surface 15b is formed. In addition, these upper and lower friction plates 1
4a and 14b have driven rods 16a and 14b on the back side, respectively.
16b is installed. These driven rods 16a, 1
Reference numeral 6b denotes knobs 17a and 17b rotatably attached to the front of the cooking table main body 1 in the shape of a stove top.
are engaged with cam members 19a, 19b attached to the tips of rotating shafts 18a, 18b, respectively.

Therefore, when the knobs 17a, 17b are operated, the cam members 19a, 19b and the driven rods 16a, 16
Due to the action of b, the friction plates 14a, 14b
move up and down, respectively, and the brush surface 13
Contact with a, 13b. Upper friction plate 14
When the scale-like concavo-convex curved surface 15a of a rubs against the rotating upper brush surface 13a, a sound similar to that produced when frying food such as "cracking" or "drying" is generated between the two, When the net-like surface 15b of the lower friction plate 14b rubs against the rotating lower brush surface 13b, a "simmering" sound similar to that produced when boiling is generated between the two. These pseudo-sounds can be generated by changing the rotational speed of the brush member 11, by changing the size of the scale-like unevenness and mesh of the friction plates 14a and 14b, and by changing the size of the mesh on the brush surfaces 13a and 14b.
By changing the diameters of the friction plate 13b and the friction plates 14a and 14b, the sound range width can be widened, thereby making it possible to change the pseudo sound depending on the type of food. Moreover, the upper brush surface 13a and the lower brush surface 13 of the brush member 11
By setting b to different rotational speeds, the range width of each pseudo-sound can be further widened. In this case, for example, as shown in FIG. 2B, the intermediate gear 3a is meshed between the gear 12b of the upper brush surface 13a and the drive gear 3, and the gear 12b of the lower brush surface 13b is engaged with the gear 12b of the lower brush surface 13b.
By configuring the drive gear c to directly mesh with the drive gear 3, the upper brush surface 13a and the lower brush surface 13b can be rotated at different speeds.

In the above description, an example was shown in which the pseudo sound generator 10 is installed in the vertical direction, but depending on the form of the pseudo sound generator 10 or the shape of the cooking table main body 1, the pseudo sound generator 10 may be installed in the horizontal direction. It is also possible to provide a structure in which the friction plate is moved horizontally.

Reference numeral 20 denotes a microwave device, in which microwave ports 21 and 23 are formed side by side on the upper surface of the cooking table portion of the cooking table main body 1. Among these, a large number of sound holes 22 are bored in the opening of one of the range ports 21, so that the sound of boiling or frying from the above-mentioned pseudo sound generator 10 passes through the range port 21 to the main body of the cooking table. It is made so that people outside of 1 can hear it. In this way, the cooking sound is generated from the microwave opening 21, giving the impression that the sound is coming from a pot or the like placed on the microwave.
The opening of the other microwave opening 23 is made of a reflective surface 24 that is tilted toward the center and is made of a material laminated or coated so that the surface becomes silver.
, and a hole 25 is bored in the center thereof. From this hole 25, a cylinder 26, which is supported by a swing plate 27 inside the cooking table main body 1 and whose outer peripheral surface is colored red, appears and disappears in response to the vertical movement of the swing plate 27. The swing plate 27 is pivotally attached to the cooking table main body 1 at one end, and is supported near the other end by a camshaft 28. The camshaft 28 is
It is fixed to a knob 28a rotatably attached to the front surface of the cooking table main body 1. Therefore, when the knob 28a is rotated approximately half a turn, the rocking plate 27 is moved upward by the camshaft 28, and the cylinder 26 protrudes from the hole 25 (as shown in FIG. 3), and the red color on its outer circumferential surface is exposed to the microwave opening. It is reflected on the reflective surface 24 of 23. As a result, the entire microwave opening 23 turns red, giving the impression that the microwave device is on fire.

In addition, in the above description, the sound output hole 22 is provided in one range opening 21 and the red cylinder 26 is provided in the other range opening 23, but both range openings may be unified into one of the types. is also possible,
Of course, it is also possible to create a mixed type of both types by drilling the sound emitting holes 22 in the reflective surface 24.

Reference numeral 30 denotes a ventilation device, which is provided with a ventilation fan 31 at one corner of the upper part of the cooking table main body 1, and rotates via a rotating shaft 32 connected to the motor 2 with a belt. The switch 33 of the ventilation fan 31 also serves as a power switch for the motor 2. Therefore, when the switch 33 is activated, the motor 2 rotates, and the ventilation fan 3
Rotate. In addition, the motor power switch is
Knobs 17a, 17b of the pseudo sound generator 10
It is also possible to turn on and off the power to the motor 2 by operating the knobs 17a and 17b.

Reference numeral 40 denotes a water boiling sound generating device, which generates pseudo-sound by means of a whistle member 41 housed inside the cooking table main body 1. A pulley 42 for driving blades (not shown) that rotates inside the whistle body 41 is provided at the center of the upper surface of the whistle body 41.
Whistle 4 is created by rotating 2 and creating wind with the blades.
Air is blown out from 3 and a whistle 43 is sounded to generate a sound as if water is boiling. This drive pulley 42 is connected to the motor 2 by a belt that is tightened and loosened by a tension pulley 44, and rotational force is transmitted from the motor 2 only when the belt is tensed. The tension pulley 44 is attached to one end of a plate 45 that rotates about a shaft 45a. The plate 45 has a cam groove 45b at the other end engaged with a protrusion 47b of a cam member 47 that rotates about a shaft 47 in response to rotation of a knob 46 attached to the front surface of the cooking table main body 1. Therefore, when the knob 46 is turned to the left (in the direction of the arrow), the cam member 47 rotates in the direction of the arrow around the shaft 47a, and this rotation causes the plate 45 to rotate in the direction of the arrow around the shaft 45a. Then, move the tension pulley 44 in the direction where the belt is tensioned. As a result, the rotation of the motor 2 is transmitted to the driving pulley 42 and the whistle member 41 is actuated to generate the sound of boiling water (the state shown in FIG. 4). To stop the water boiling sound, turn the knob 46 to the right and operate the cam member 47 and plate 45 in the opposite direction. In this way, a large number of pseudo-sounds can be obtained, making the play more varied and even more fun.

Reference numeral 50 denotes a water supply device that supplies water from a faucet 52 to a sink 51 formed on the top surface of the cooking table main body 1. A pulley 54 for driving a pump (not shown) is provided on the upper surface of the water tank 53 provided inside the cooking table main body 1, which draws up water from the water tank 53 and supplies it to the faucet 52. This driving pulley 54 is connected to the motor 2 by a belt tightened by a tension pulley 55, and rotational force is transmitted from the motor 2 only when the belt is tensed. The tension pulley 55 is attached to one end of a plate 56 that rotates about a shaft 56a. Further, at the other end of the plate 56, there is a protrusion 59 that engages with a cam groove 58 formed at the end of a lever 57 protruding from the front surface of the cooking table main body 1.
is provided. Therefore, this water supply device 5
0, when the lever 57 is swung to the right (in the direction of the arrow), the plate 56 rotates in the direction of the arrow about the shaft 56a, and the tension pulley 55 is moved in the direction of tensioning the belt. As a result, the rotational force of the motor 2 is transmitted to the driving pulley 54, which operates the pump to cause water to flow from the faucet 52 to the sink 51. To stop water flowing out, press lever 5.
7 to the left to release the tension on the belt. This way, you can actually play with water, making it even more fun.

Reference numeral 60 denotes a kitchen unit formed on the wall surface of the cooking table main body 1, and is formed by a fixed sorting shelf 61 and a movable sorting shelf 62 slidably provided in front of the fixed sorting shelf 61.

It should be noted that the operating means of each of the above-mentioned devices are not limited to those in the embodiments, and it goes without saying that the same effects can be performed by using various other operating means.

As described above, according to the present invention, a pseudo-sound generating device consisting of a brush member, a friction plate, etc. is provided inside the cooking table, and by operating this device, when boiling or frying food, Since multiple pseudo-sounds such as ``sudging'' or ``cracking'' can be generated from the range device,
It adds a sense of realism to cooking games, creating a sense of fun that cannot be experienced with traditional cooking table toys.
In addition, the pseudo-sound generator can generate two or more types of pseudo-sounds selectively or simultaneously depending on your preference, making cooking games more concrete and allowing you to enjoy the same variety as actual cooking. You can enjoy it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an overall perspective view of the sound cooking table toy of the present embodiment, Fig. 2A is a partially cutaway perspective view of the pseudo sound generating device, and Fig. 2B is a partially cutaway view showing a modification of the pseudo sound generating device. 3 is a sectional view of the range device and the ventilation device, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the water boiling sound generating device, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the water supply device. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Cooking table main body, 2... Motor, 10... Pseudo sound generator, 11... Sound producing brush member, 13
a, 13b... Brush surface, 14a, 14b... Friction plate, 15a... Scale-like uneven curved surface, 1
5b... Net-like surface, 16a, 16b... Driven rod, 1
7a, 17b... Knob, 18a, 18b... Rotating shaft, 19a, 19b... Cam member, 20... Range device, 30... Ventilation device, 40... Water boiling sound generator, 50... Water supply device, 60...kitchen unit.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A sound-producing cooking table toy characterized by being configured to be able to generate two different types of boiling imitation sounds and having the following requirements. (a) A sound producing brush member, which is rotated by a driving means such as a motor via a required transmission means and has a pair of relatively hard brush surfaces on the upper and lower sides, is rotatably installed in the cooking table main body. To become a. (b) Upper and lower friction plates, each having a different surface roughness, are disposed to face the upper and lower sound producing brush members, each of which produces a pseudo sound by friction with the brush member. (c) The upper and lower friction plates are attached to be movable up and down, and a knob is provided on the cooking table main body for raising and lowering the friction plates toward and away from the brush surface of the brush member. (2) The upper and lower friction plates are made of synthetic resin, and the surface of one friction plate has a scale-like uneven curved surface, and the surface of the other friction plate has a rough net-like surface. 2. The sound-producing cooking table toy according to claim 1, characterized in that: (3) The rotational speed of the above-mentioned upper and lower sound producing brush members,
The sound-producing cooking table toy according to claim 1, characterized in that the toy is configured to have different rotational speeds. (4) The above-mentioned upper and lower friction plates are raised and lowered by a rotary shaft and cam, etc. that are rotated by the operation of the knob, which is rotatably attached to the outside of the cooking table body in the shape of a microwave oven. The sound-producing cooking table toy according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the toy is freely linked.