Peeling device
OwnerLiao-chu Chaiinventor
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Abstract
A peeling device includes a base in which a motor is disposed and two ends portions extend from the base wherein a transmitting device is disposed in one of the end portions and is actuated by the motor, a first lead screw rotatably supported between the two end portions and driven by the transmitting device, a movable member movably and threadedly engaged with the first lead screw and a knife disposed to the movable member, a first fork member extending from one of the end portions and mechanically connected to the transmitting device and a second fork member adjustably disposed to the other end portion such that an object to be peeled by the knife is securely positioned between the first and second fork members.
Claims6
A peeling device comprising:
- a base having a top plate and a bottom plate, a first hole defined in said top plate near a first end of said base;
- a motor disposed in said base and located between said top plate and said bottom plate;
- said top plate having a first end portion disposed to a first end thereof and said first hole communicating with an interior of said first end portion, said top plate having a second end portion disposed to a second end thereof and located opposite to said first end portion;
- a transmitting means disposed in said first end portion and mechanically connected to said motor via said first hole;
- a first lead screw rotatably supported between said first end portion and said second end portion, one end of said first lead screw securely connected to said transmitting means;
- a movable member movably engaged with said first lead screw and a knife pivotally connected to said movable member, and
- a first fork member having one end thereof fixedly connected to said transmitting means and the other end thereof having a plurality of first spikes extending longitudinally therefrom, a second fork member movably extending from said second end portion with a plurality of second spikes extending from said second fork member facing to said first spikes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.