Automatic protective bagel slicing system
OwnerGordon Halladay, William Josephinventors
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Abstract
An automatic protective bagel slicing system for automatically slicing food, such as bagels or rolls, into symmetric halves within an enclosed drawer for precluding injury to a user. The inventive device includes an encasement having an interior cavity, a drawer slidably projecting into the encasement, a loop blade rotatably connected mesial a motor and a pulley traverse to the drawer's line of motion, and a slot within the drawer to receive the blade. An outer track is secured to a bottom surface of the drawer and an inner track is secured to a bottom surface of the interior cavity for slidably engaging the outer track. The food to be sliced is positioned within the drawer and the drawer is pushed into the encasement where the blade cuts the food into symmetrical halves.
Claims8
An automatic protective bagel slicing system comprising
- an encasement having an interior cavity and an opening in a side of said encasement;
- a drawer slidably projecting into said opening of said encasement for removably receiving food to be cut;
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- a cutting means secured within said interior cavity of said encasement for cutting said food within said drawer into symmetrical halves when said drawer is pushed into said interior cavity;
- wherein said cutting means comprises:
- a motor secured within said interior cavity of said encasement;
- a loop blade rotatably engaging said motor, wherein said loop blade is for cutting said food;
- a pulley rotatably secured within said interior cavity of said encasement and rotatably engaging said loop blade for rotating said loop blade in a transverse orientation to said drawer, wherein said loop blade is planar;
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- a slot positioned within said drawer along said plane for receiving said loop blade during cutting of said food within said drawer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.