KR100756143B1 - Implements to master the use of chopsticks - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is a mechanism that makes it easy for beginners to master difficult chopsticks, a pair of practice chopsticks (A) and the track device (B) associated with it. That is, the ellipsoidal protrusions 1 and the auxiliary ring 5, which are formed in the same manner as the conventional chopsticks, respectively, hold the pair of chopsticks at intervals of use (Fig. 1), and the beaded protrusions at the bottom (2). ) Is inserted into the long track 3 of the track device consisting of an isosceles triangular body so that the practice chopsticks can continue the reciprocating motion on the track without leaving the track (FIG. 8).

The simple reciprocating motion is the same operation as the correct chopsticks, and the chopsticks are mastered by repetition thereof.

Practice chopsticks, track, protrusions, protrusions, auxiliary rings, long tracks, crevices,

Description

Chopstick Mastery {Implements to master the use of chopsticks}

1 is a perspective view showing an example of use of the present invention

2 is a perspective view of the practice chopsticks

3 is a plan view of silver chopsticks for practice

4 is a configuration diagram of a track

5 is a cross-sectional view of the track

6 is a front plan view of the silver track device

Figure 7 is a side plan view of the track device

8 is a combined state of the orbit and practice chopsticks

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 protrusion 2 protrusion 3 orbit 4 gap 5 ring 6 ring

x: Center line of chopsticks y: Isosceles line of isosceles triangle

A: Practice chopsticks B: Track device

Chopsticks, which are essential for our table, are never easy for beginners. Chopsticks require sophisticated hand movement skills.

Medically, chopsticks use about 30 joints of fingers and arms and 50 muscles. The technique used is a technique used to hold two pairs of chopsticks at regular intervals for chopsticks and to hold the chopsticks at an appropriate interval to catch food. It will take many years to reach this state. Therefore, chopsticks using a hinge action or chopsticks using a horizontal bar have been devised as chopsticks for beginners to supplement immature chopsticks for children.

The conventionally designed beginner chopsticks are only a temporary measure that merely supplements the immaturity of chopsticks, but do not fundamentally master chopsticks.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus for training a finger and its related muscles to be developed for proper chopsticks, which are required for chopsticks requiring precise hand movements. Invent That is, the forward and backward simple reciprocating motion of the chopsticks for practice is the same operation as the chopsticks repetition, and the arrow B2 in FIG. 1 is the same as the A2, and the booming motion of the chopsticks is the same as the A1. It is a track device and the practice chopsticks that form a part of this.

The present invention comprises a pair of practice chopsticks (A) and an orbital device (B) in the form of an isosceles triangular body provided with tracks capable of reciprocating forward and backward.

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention Figure 2 is a perspective view of a practice chopsticks.

A portion of a pair of common chopstick holding parts is an ellipsoid-shaped protrusion 1 whose axis is the longitudinal center line of the chopsticks (X in Fig. 3). The size of the comfortable chopsticks (appropriate enough size) are formed equal to each other, and on both lower ends of the chopsticks, bead-like protrusions 2 are formed equally to a predetermined size (a little larger than the bottom of the chopsticks).

The ring assists the user in holding the chopsticks correctly while comforting the finger inserted in the ring by hinged action. In addition, the up and down movement of the chopsticks of the ring is useful for adjusting the distance between the ring of the chopsticks and the protrusion according to the user's finger length or chopstick gripping habits. Chopsticks configured as described above may be referred to as practice chopsticks.

B of FIG. 1 is a track device provided with a track for practicing chopsticks to reciprocate forward and backward.

An isosceles triangular body consisting of two isosceles, which has an inner diameter of the chopsticks (2) of the practice chopsticks, is formed to a predetermined standard (the length of the other side is about the maximum opening width of the chopsticks) (Fig. 6), On the upper surface of both sides, a straight line (y in [Fig. 4]) connected to the apex of this triangular body is formed so that the thickness of the vicinity of the neck of the protrusion is equally spaced (4) with this line as the center line ([Fig. 5]). Each of them is formed along the length of the stem (Fig. 7). As described above, the gap formed with the gap is called an orbit, and an isosceles triangular body in which the orbit forms both equilateral sides is called an orbital device.

The present invention consists of both protrusions of the practice chopsticks inserted into the tracks of the track device so that the protrusions inserted into the tracks are caught on both borders of the track (Fig. 5 and Fig. 8). The forward and backward reciprocating motion can be continued.

A pair of practice chopsticks according to the present invention, the user inserts the ring finger of the right hand and the paper or the paper and the middle finger into the ring 5 of the finger position suitable for the use of the chopsticks, while holding the chopsticks intact to the protrusions of the gripper 1 By this, the convenient spacing for chopsticks is naturally maintained, and the chopsticks do not leave the track of the track by the support of the protrusion inserted in the track (Fig. 8).

Therefore, the continuation of the reciprocating motion is a repetition of the chopstick motion and thus the chopsticks become accustomed as the muscles mobilized in connection with this motion are trained and exercised in accordance with the repetition of the motion, and consequently developed for the correct chopstick quality.

Claims (3)

At the bottom of the chopsticks having a protrusion (1) of a predetermined size (the size of the two chopsticks formed by the two protrusions of the chopsticks abutting the size of a comfortable chopstick) that protrudes while forming a circumference of a portion of the usual chopstick holding part. Isosceles triangular with a pair of practice chopsticks (A) formed in a predetermined standard (a bit larger than the bottom thickness of the chopsticks) in contact and a long diameter having an inner diameter such that the protrusions of the chopsticks pass. Chopsticks characterized by a pair of tracks (B) consisting of a track formed by the length of the neck (protrusions and joints of the chopsticks) about the thickness of the straight line (4) in the vertical length on both upper sides of the sieve. Mastery gear. According to claim 1, a pair of bead-shaped projections (2) of the chopsticks are inserted into both track gaps (4) of the track device (B), so that the chopsticks and track device together to form a pair of chopsticks of the track gap Chopstick mastery equipment characterized by the fact that the chopsticks can repeat the forward and backward reciprocating movement continuously on the track by not being caught off the track. delete

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