WO2016190778A1 - Knife stand - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to consumer goods, and specifically to stands for tableware, particularly knifes. The technical result achieved by the utility model consists in the mounting of knives of various sizes in a stand, while reliably securing same therein. The technical result is achieved in that a knife stand contains a housing and a holder which are connected to one another, the holder having at least one vertical slot provided therein, the cross-section of which slot has a Y-shape, wherein a recess is provided on the side of the holder where the top end of the vertical slot is located. The claimed knife stand allows for streamlined manufacture, and is convenient to use, allowing for easy setup and for reliably securing knives.

Description

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Stands for knives

 The utility model relates to consumer goods, namely to supports for cutlery, in particular knives.

There are various supports for knives (see, for example, http://www.samura.ru/product/ks-002^. Containing in the general case a case with a magnet placed inside it, on one of the outer surfaces of which directly (due to " magnetization ”) fix the knives.

 The disadvantage of these supports is the need to use a magnet placed and fixed in them in a certain way, which complicates the design of the support and reduces the manufacturability of its production.

Knife stands for knives are known (see, for example, htx ^p : //www.neoklimat.ru/index m.php? Tip = 53 & mt = 3. representing a solid body with slit-shaped grooves filled in it with various depths and widths into which, in fact, insert the knives.

 The main disadvantage of such supports is that the dimensions of each of the grooves must correspond to the size of the blade inserted into it. Otherwise, the knife, depending on whether its blade is larger or smaller than the size of the groove, will either not fit into it or it will be poorly fixed in it (it will “hang out”).

 At the same time, if the dimensions of the groove correspond to the dimensions of the blade of the knife, its installation in the stand requires a targeted initial hit in the groove, which complicates the process of using the stand (makes it inconvenient).

Known for the closest analogue is a stand for knives (see patent RU 2538538, IPC A47G21 / 14, A47J47 / 16, published January 10, 2015), comprising a housing, a holder, a number of through embedded cavities, a number of guides with supporting surfaces educated section of the holder and a plastic deformed metal tape fastened with it.

 The main disadvantage of the known stand is the unreliable fixation of the knife in the embedded cavity. In addition, the presence of a large number of metal elements requiring structural connection and various processing makes the stand low-tech in manufacturing.

 The objective of the claimed technical solution is to obtain a knife stand that is technologically advanced in the manufacture of knives, providing their simultaneous ease of installation and reliable fixation in it.

 The technical result achieved using the utility model is that it does not require aiming to install knives of various sizes in the stand, ensuring their reliable fixation in it.

The technical result is achieved by the fact that in the knife stand containing interconnected body and holder, the latter has at least one vertical groove, the cross section of which has the shape Y, while in the holder from the side of the upper end of the vertical groove deepening.

In this description, the term “body” means an element of a knife stand functionally designed for its fixed installation (for example, on a table surface, on a wall, etc.).

 In this description, the term “holder” means an element of a knife stand, directly in (on) which the knives themselves are placed and fixed.

In addition, in this description, the terms “knife stand”, “stand”, “technical solution”, “utility model” are identical, that is, they mean the same object. T RU2016 / 000212

The claimed technical solution is illustrated by the drawings, in which in FIG. 1 schematically shows a knife stand — a top view, in FIG. 2 is a side view.

The knife stand comprises a housing 1, a holder 2 fixed on it with vertical grooves 3 having extensions 4, and with recesses 5.

 The knife stand is used as follows.

Using the housing 1, the stand is installed in the required place so that the vertical grooves 3 made in the holder 2 are oriented perpendicular to the surface of the earth. This can be mounted on a flat surface, for example, on a table or shelf, mounted on a wall, etc. The housing 1 can be made different in shape and from various materials. The possible options for its implementation are not specific, because, to solve the task and achieve the claimed technical result, this is unprincipled.

The knife blade is introduced laterally into the vertical groove 3 of the holder 2, pushing it all the way to the stop. Since the vertical groove 3 has an extension 4 at the entrance, there is no need for aiming when a knife is inserted into it. The knife initially automatically falls between the side walls of the groove 3. Further, when moving deeper into the blade, the knife blade is “covered” by them, being fixed. After the blade of the knife is fully inserted into the vertical groove 3, the knife itself is released, and the handle partially falls through the recess 5 made from the upper end of the vertical groove 3. As a result, the knife is completely fixed, and its accidental loss is impossible.

It should be noted that the shape of the holder 2 and the material from which it is made can be different and limited solely by structural requirements, namely, the ability to make vertical grooves 3 with extensions 4 and recesses 5. So, if in the knife holder a significant amount of vertical grooves 3, then the holder 2 may have the shape of a rod of different sections, and in the case of a small number (2 or 3) - the shape of a cube or cylinder.

 The connection between the housing 1 and the holder 2 can also be made by any known method (gluing, threaded connection, etc.) · In principle, these elements can be made as a whole, for example, by casting or machining - goods.

 In order to remove the knife, it is vertically lifted by the handle so that the handle leaves the interface with the recess 5, after which it is pulled out of the vertical groove 3.

The inventive knife stand is technologically advanced in production and convenient to use, since it provides easy installation and reliable fixation of the knives.

Claims

Formula A knife stand comprising a body and a holder interconnected, characterized in that at least one vertical groove is made in the latter, the cross-section of which has a shape of Y, while a recess is made in the holder from the side of the upper end of the vertical groove. SUBSTITUTE SHEET (RULE 26)