Method for creating designs and raised patterns on the folds, recessed portions, and edge surfaces of objects consisting of sheets
OwnerCristian Todieinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the bulk manufacture of objects, materials, or products from sheets or fabrics, which are either folded or to be folded, with designs, images, text, and raised patterns that are reconstituted strip by strip at the edge of the folds thereof, in the recessed portions, and in the edge surfaces. The present invention provides a process for repeating designs and shapes, which are shifted relative to one another, on at least one sheet and from one sheet to the other, by reproducing, cutting, or stamping, is merged with folding operations necessitated by the design or suitable for the technical process of the machines in a predetermined manufacturing procedure.
Claims7
A method for manufacturing a cylindrical object from at least one sheet that is folded, wherein the cylindrical object includes at least one design reconstituted at a plurality of edges of folds of the at least one sheet, comprising:
- reproducing the at least one design on a front or back of the at least one sheet, in a repeated manner or to follow one another in at least one direction on one or more of the at least one sheet, the at least one design being systematically shifted relative to one another, the at least one sheet including a plurality of scorings produced at regular intervals and progressively shifted relative to the at least one design;
- cutting the at least one sheet;
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- folding the at least one sheet along the plurality of scorings to create, on a lateral surface of the cylindrical object, the at least one design via display of successive strips of the at least one design, the successive strips corresponding to the plurality of scorings located next to each other via the folding, wherein the reproducing the at least one design includes reproducing strips of the at least one design at positions corresponding to the plurality of scorings.
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