JPS6264600A - Manufacture of commemoration medal of birth of baby - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a baby birth commemorative medal.

Previously, the applicant had devised and provided a commemorative medal for the birth of a baby, which was attached to the forehead (Utility Model Publication No. 53-5063).
No. 2). To manufacture this commemorative medal, three rings with the same diameter are used, the first ring is filled with clay, a baby's flat shape is placed on top of the clay, and then the first ring is filled with clay. A manufacturing method is provided in which a second ring is placed on top of the medallion, and a main flushing agent is poured into the second ring to solidify it to make a commemorative medal (Japanese Patent Application No. 52-139052).

However, in the conventional manufacturing method, when the second ring is stacked on top of the first ring, if there is even a slight gap between the first ring and the second ring, the main flushing agent will flow out from this gap. The part that flowed out solidified and remained as paris. For this reason, there is a waste of the main washing agent, and
Removed Paris (work needed).

The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and is characterized by the fact that the first ring is placed on a plane,
After filling the ring with molding material such as clay, the baby's hand or foot is pressed onto the molding material to form a hand or foot mold, and then a second ring that can be fitted into the first ring. is placed on the molding material in the first ring, and thirdly, the main casting material is poured into the second ring and solidified.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in order of steps based on the drawings.

(a) 1 is a first ring for mold making with a diameter of 13 to 25 cm and a depth of about 1 cm, and the first ring is placed on a flat surface 2,
After filling the inside with clay 3, along the surface of the first ring,
Smooth the surface of the clay 3 using a long plate 4 or the like.

(b) Surface 5 of clay 3 packed inside the circular first ring
Press the infant's hands and feet against it to make a flat or foot shape.

(c) A textured pattern of work gloves or other cloth is pressed onto the surface 5 of the clay 3 excluding the portions of the flat shape and the foot shape 6 to form an uneven pattern 7 such as a wavy shape.

(d) Place the second ring 8 on the clay inside the first ring 1 so as to surround the handprint or footprint.

(e) The second ring 8 is circular, and the outer diameter 9 of the second ring 8 is slightly smaller than the inner diameter 10 of the first ring, and is large enough to fit inside the first ring 1.

(f) On the clay surface 5, the flat mold or foot mold 6, and the inner surface of the second ring 8, pour a thin layer of undercoat material 11 made of liquid polyester synthetic resin mixed with about 1% coagulant. This is to make the fingerprint and uneven pattern 7 of the flat foot print clear. Note that the undercoat 11 does not necessarily have to be applied.

(G) After the undercoating material 11 has dried, the main pouring material 12 made of liquid polyester-based synthetic resin material is poured into the second ring 8. When increasing the thickness of the medal, add cold water to the synthetic resin material. You may also use main sink material mixed with stone.

(H) Before the main flow material 12 filled in the second ring 8 hardens, the cap nut 13 for receiving the screw for attaching the medal A to the forehead is embedded and fixed.

To embed the cap nut 13 in the main pouring material 12, place the third ring 14 having the same diameter as the second ring 8 on the second ring 8, and place the bridge 15 on top of the third ring 14. The bridge 15 on which the frame is passed has one to several through holes 15 at slight intervals, and temporary fixing screws 16 are inserted into the through holes 15.
16, and attach the bag napht 1 to each temporary fixing screw 16.
3 is screwed in (. Then, when the bridge 15 is installed on the third ring 14, the cap nut 13 suspended from the bridge 15 is vertically buried and fixed in the main pouring material 12.

(S) After the main flow material 12 has solidified, when the screw 16 is removed, only the cap nut 13 is properly embedded and fixed in the medal.
Attachment of the medal to the forehead becomes reliably easy.

(J) Next, when the second ring 8 is extracted from the clay of the first ring 1, the main pouring material 12 solidifies and the medal body 17 remains inside the second ring 8, and then the medal body 17 is removed from the second ring 8. 17 is separated, clay adhering to the medal body 17 is washed off with water, and the peripheral edge of the medal body 17 is finished.

(l) Finally, the medal body 17 is plated,
Complete Medal A.

The thus-made medal A is screwed to the middle plate of the frame, and is stored in the frame or attached to a paulownia box, thereby making it a birthday commemorative decoration. 8 to 10 show medals A produced according to the present invention stored in a box B. Box B consists of a box body 20 and a lid body 21. A medal padding member 23 having a recess 22 that matches the shape of the medal A is fitted into the box main body, and the medal A is placed in the recess 22. has been done. The lid 21 is large enough to cover the box body 20, and the inner surface 23 of the lid 21 has a column 24 for writing words related to the birth, a column 24 for writing the baby's name [125], and a column 26 for writing the date and time of birth. , as well as a column 27 for recording records at the time of birth, such as weight and height.

The manufacturing method of the present invention involves placing the first ring on a flat surface, filling the first ring with molding material such as clay, and then pressing the baby's hand or foot onto the molding material. forming a hand or foot impression, then placing a second ring that can fit within the first ring on the impression material within the first ring;
Thirdly, the main pouring material is poured into the second ring and solidified, the first ring is filled with molding material such as clay, and the second ring that can be fitted into the first ring is inserted into the first ring. Since the medals are erected on the molded material inside, there are almost no cracks in the finished medal bodies, resulting in consistent quality and the finishing work taking about one-third of the time required before.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 to 6 are diagrams showing an embodiment of the present invention in the order of steps. Figures 1 to 3 are perspective views, Figures 4 to 6 are sectional views, and Figure 7 is a bag attached to a brifuge. Figure 8 is a perspective view of the state in which the nut is attached, Figure 8 is a perspective view of the medal installed in a special box, Figure 9 is a plan view of the lid body viewed from inside, Figure 10
The figure is a plan view of the box body with medals stored therein. 1...First ring, 3...Clay, 6...Flat shape or foot shape, 7...Irregular pattern, 8...Second ring, 12...
・Main flushing agent, 13... Bag nut, 14... Third ring, 15... Bridge Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 8

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) Place the first ring on a flat surface, fill the first ring with molding material such as clay, and then press the baby's hand or foot onto the molding material to form a hand or foot shape. Next, a second ring that can be fitted into the first ring is placed on the molding material in the first ring, and third, the main molding material is poured into the second ring and solidified. How to make commemorative baby birth medals.