JPH026461Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is related to nameplates, and aims to provide a nameplate in which the letters are clearly displayed in a raised manner, and which is also extremely superior in terms of design. .

[Conventional technology]

Conventional nameplates have a board of a predetermined thickness made of wood or plastic with a name written in ink or a groove carved into the name. As a result, there were disadvantages in that the ink or colored ink on the letters would weather and disappear, and the surface of the nameplate would darken, making it difficult to read the name.

Therefore, in recent years, nameplates with prominent letters have begun to appear. Nameplates with protruding letters are simply engraved on the surface of a wooden board by sanding, etc. When sanding, the summer rings of the wooden board are engraved more deeply than the winter rings. It can be done. This creates an uneven pattern that makes the letters stand out and gives the base an elegant design.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, with this nameplate, it is difficult to distinguish clearly between the text and the ground, and the winter grain on the ground is also scratched away, leaving only indistinct unevenness, and the winter grain is crumbling and crumbling, making the product worthless. The drawback was that it ran out.

[Means for solving problems]

The nameplate of this invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional example.The letter part is embossed on the surface of the straight-grained wooden board so that it has an outwardly inclined surface, and the wood grain of the remaining ground is lower than the letter part. It is characterized by carving the summer grain of tree rings into the base part along with the wood grain of the outward-sloping side, and forming the winter grain into ridges of uniform height.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the nameplate of this invention will be described below based on the drawings.

In FIGS. 1 to 3, reference numeral 1 denotes a straight-grained wooden board, on the surface of which character parts 11 such as names are embossed. This character part 11 is formed with an outwardly inclined side surface 12 during relief. Reference numeral 13 refers to the ground portion of the surface of the substrate 1, and the straight-grained wood is carved with the summer grains 14 of the annual rings to make the winter grains 15 protrude, forming unevenness along the annual rings. In this invention, in particular, a straight-grained substrate 1 is used, and the grain of the base portion 13 is cut lower than that of the character portion to make the height of the base portion 13 uniform.
As shown in Figure 4, the summer marks 14 of the annual rings on the ground portion 13 are carved, and the winter marks 15 are formed into protrusions 16.

Further, the side surface of the character portion 11 is tilted outward, and the grain of the wood of the base portion 13 is engraved with the grain of the tree ring 14 along with the grain of the wood of the outwardly tilted side surface 12. Therefore, the protruding stripes 16 made of winter grains 15 give the impression that they flow from the character portion 11 to the base portion 13.

When manufacturing the nameplate of this invention, a rubber plate 6 with a name written on it is pasted on a straight-grained wooden board 1, a cut is made with a stamp knife 7 along the character part 11' consisting of the name, etc. The upper rubber plate 6 is peeled off, and gold steel sand is sprayed onto the surface of the substrate 1 while leaving the rubber plate 6 on the surface.

By this sanding, the base portion 13 of the substrate 1 is scraped to a predetermined depth, and the summer marks 14 of the annual rings are also naturally carved, and the winter marks 15 are formed to protrude to some extent. However, the degree of protrusion in this case is extremely non-uniform, and moreover, it collapses when touched by hand.

In the nameplate of this invention, after the sanding is completed and the base portion 13 has reached a predetermined depth, the base portion 13 is once scraped smooth. In this case, the character part 11 is designed in relief so that it has an outwardly inclined side surface 12. Next, along with the wood grain of the outwardly inclined side surface 12, the summer marks 14 of the annual rings are carved using a stamp or the like. Therefore, the winter eye 15 appears as a very clear protrusion 16.

Finally, when the rubber plate 6 on the character portion 11 is peeled off, the character portion 11 appears as if embossed. The character portion 11 can be beautifully finished using gold leaf or the like.

Further, the same steps as in the case of photoengraving can also be used. That is, a photographic negative plate is created from a manuscript on which names and the like are written in ink, printed onto a predetermined base material, and developed to obtain a base material consisting of text portions. The obtained base material consisting of the character part is placed on the substrate 1, and the substrate 1
By sanding the surface, the base portion 13 is scraped to a predetermined depth, and the character portion 11 is embossed.

In this invention, the substrate 1 is made of a straight-grained plate, and the winter grains 15 are formed as protrusions 16 having a pointed cross section, as shown in the above drawing. Therefore, in the former case, even if the ink of the character portion 11 accidentally adheres to the base portion 13, it can be used without any problem by cutting off the protrusion 16 to some extent.

[Effect of idea]

The nameplate of this invention has an embossed character part 11, and the base part 13 has a fold-like unevenness that follows the growth rings of the wood grain, so the character part 11 can be clearly displayed and resist weathering. Even character part 1
1 can be clearly distinguished from the ground part 13.

In addition, the protrusion 16 extends from the character portion 11 to the outwardly inclined side surface 1.
2, giving the impression that the character part 1 flows out to the base part 13, which is excellent in terms of design.
Dust does not accumulate on the outer peripheral surface of 1. Furthermore, even if dust accumulates, it is easy to wipe it away.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of the nameplate of this invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing the manufacturing process, Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the obtained nameplate, and Fig. 4 is an enlarged sectional view thereof. be. 1...Substrate, 11...Character part, 12...Outward tilted side, 13...Ground part, 14...Natsume, 15...
...Fuyuume, 16...projections.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The character part 11 is embossed on the surface of the straight-grained wooden board 1 so that it has an outwardly inclined side surface 12, and the remaining base part 13 is lower than the character part 11, and the base part 1
This nameplate is characterized in that the wood grain 3 is carved with the summer grain 14 of the annual ring along with the wood grain of the outwardly inclined side surface 12, and the winter grain 15 is formed into a ridge 16 of uniform height.