JPS637108Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is particularly suitable for carrying spoons for leisure purposes.
Safely and reliably insert a fork or knife into the body.
In addition, it is compact and integrates three items, and the sack body can also be used as a grip handle, and when the knife blade is stored in the sack, it will not be damaged by the scooping part and the piercing part. Another object of the present invention is to obtain Western tableware that can be inserted into and removed from a storage container and has excellent practical advantages such as not being bent.

Next, to explain the gist of the present invention, there is a scoop that is slightly longer than the length of the scooping part of the spoon, the piercing part of the fork, and the blade of the knife, and has a rectangular cross section that can be stored, and has openings at both ends. The body is provided separately, and the tips of the handles of the spoon and fork are shaped so that they fit into the opening of the spoon body when the handles of the spoon and fork are matched, and the ends of the handles of the spoon and fork fit into the opposing parts of the handles, respectively. At the same time, the tip of the knife handle is shaped to fit into the opening of the sack body, and the rear end of the knife handle is also shaped to fit into the opening of the sack body. A sack characterized in that the scooping part of the spoon and the piercing part of the fork are formed in such a shape that the blade of the knife can fit smoothly between the scooping part of the spoon and the piercing part of the fork when stored inside the sack. It is a Western tableware that can be inserted into and removed from the body.

Further, an example of the implementation of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 represents a scooping part of a spoon a excluding the handle 2;
3 is a piercing portion of fork b excluding handle 4, and 5 is a blade portion of knife c excluding handle 6. d is a box font and has the following structure. That is, the scooping part 1 of the spoon a, fork b and knife c,
It is slightly longer than the respective lengths of the piercing part 3 and the blade part 5, and has a rectangular cross section that can be stored, and openings 7 and 7' are formed at both ends. The above is the structure of the box body d. And handles 2 and 4 of spoon a and fork b
In particular, the shape of the tips 2' and 4' is similar to that of both handles 2,
4 are formed in such a shape that they will not come off even if they are fitted in opposite directions. Further, a concave portion 8 and a convex portion 8' are formed in the opposing portions of each of the opposing handles 2 and 4 to provide a function to prevent the two objects from rattling when they face each other. The tip end 9 and rear end 9' of the handle 6 of the knife c are also formed in such a shape that they fit into the other opening 7' of the sack body d and cannot be easily removed. The blade part 5 of the knife c is arranged so that when the scooping part 1 and the piercing part 3 are fitted into the scoop body d, the blade part 5 is not worn or pierced. 3 and handle 2,
4 should be established in an appropriately balanced manner. In addition, the rear end 9' of the handle 6 of the knife c is formed so as to be securely fitted into the opening 7 of the sack body d and not easily removed, and is fitted as shown in the drawing.

Spoon a, fork b, knife c as above
The relationship with the bag body d can be made compact and portable by assembling it from the disassembled state as shown in the first figure as shown in the second and third figures. During such assembly, spoon a
Since the handles 2 and 4 of the fork b are fitted with the concave portion 8 and the convex portion 8' of the opposing portions, both handles 2 and 4 do not shake at all.

(1) As described above, the present invention has a sack body with an opening at both ends and a quadrilateral cross section.The tip of both handles of a spoon or fork can be easily fitted into the opening of the sack body. The handles of both the spoon and fork were formed in a shape that would not come off, and symmetrical concave and convex parts were formed on the opposing parts of the handles of both the spoon and fork.The shapes of the tip and rear ends of the knife handle were respectively shaped Since they are each formed in a shape that fits into the opening of the sac body and does not easily come off, the scooping part and the piercing part can be placed as a set in both openings of the sac body, and the blade part can be placed individually. It can be stored without detaching, making the three Western tableware compact and extremely convenient to carry, and has the advantage that the blade of the inserted knife will not be damaged by the scooping part and the piercing part. It also has.

(2) Furthermore, the present invention can be used as a long-handled knife by fitting the rear end of the knife handle into the opening of the sack body, and by shortening the length of the handle, material can be It can also contribute to cost savings, etc.
The present invention has extremely significant practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of Western tableware that can be inserted and removed into the container according to the present invention before assembly, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway front view of the assembled tableware, Fig. 3 is a partially cutaway side view, and Fig. 4 is an A-
A sectional view taken along the line A, and FIG. 5 is a side view of the sack body and knife assembled together. a...spoon, 1...scooping part, 2...handle,
2'... tip, b... fork, 3... piercing part,
4...Handle, 4'...Tip, c...Knife, 5...
...blade, 6...handle, d...saku body, 7,7'...
...Opening portion, 8...Concave portion, 8'...Convex portion, 9...Tip portion, 9'...Rear end portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A scooping part of the spoon, a scoop body that is slightly longer than the length of the fork's piercing part and the knife's blade part and has a rectangular cross section that can be stored and has openings at both ends is separately provided, and the handle of the spoon and fork is attached. The tip of the knife is shaped so that it can be fitted into the opening of the spoon body when the handles of the spoon and fork are matched, and the concave and convex portions that fit into the opposing parts of the handle respectively are formed. The tip of the handle is shaped to fit snugly into the opening of the sac body, and the rear end of the knife handle is similarly shaped to fit snugly into the opening of the sac body. This Western tableware is characterized in that the scooping part and the piercing part of the fork are formed so that the blade of a knife can be smoothly fitted between the scooping part and the fork's piercing part when stored in the sack.