JPS6049561B2 - A method for manufacturing veneer from board material engraved with figures or patterns - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Conventionally, figures or patterns have been engraved on a board using an electric scroll saw, an electric jigsaw, or an electric engraving machine, and furthermore, a portion of the upper surface of the board that remains as a figure or pattern has been carved on an iron plate or the like. When the plate is shielded by a laser beam and irradiated with light by a laser processing machine, the unshielded part of the plate is carbonized and removed, the shielded part is carbonized and removed, and the shielded part is cut into figures or shapes. It is widely known that it remains as a pattern.

However, for example, the thickness of the plate material that can be engraved by the laser processing machine with normal capacity is 10 to 15 wrm.
Due to the limitations of laser processing, the cost of the processed plate material is extremely high, as well as the laser processing machine itself being expensive. Since engraving takes time and effort, the cost of the processed plate material is also extremely high. From this point of view, the present invention provides a plate material on which a figure or pattern is engraved with a laser processing machine, an electric scroll saw, an electric jigsaw, or an electric engraving machine.
The invention was made with the focus on the fact that if the veneer is cut with a slicer and used as a veneer, the cost will be lower, and since the veneer itself can be curved, its uses will be expanded, such as creating patterns on curved surfaces. If a plate material with a figure or pattern engraved by the laser processing machine or the like is directly cut with a slicer, there is a risk that the figure or pattern will be damaged. inorganic materials,
Alternatively, the filler is filled with a heat-shrinkable resin such as ethylene, styrene, or vinyl chloride, or a mixture of sawdust and a binder, and after the filler has hardened, it is cut using a slicer. The present invention aims to provide a method for manufacturing a veneer from a board material engraved with a figure or pattern, which makes it possible to manufacture a large number of veneers by removing the veneer.

An example of the implementation of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
First, a figure or pattern can be engraved on a board by using the laser processing machine, electric thread saw, electric jigsaw, or electric engraving machine. This method can be applied to items engraved using an electric jigsaw or an electric engraving machine, but here, an example of implementation will be explained using an engraved item using a laser processing machine.

Accordingly, the present invention uses an inorganic material such as gypsum, etc., in the cavity 3 formed by cutting out the figure or pattern 1 from the plate material 2 on which a suitable figure or pattern 1 has been engraved by a laser processing machine. Alternatively, a filler material 4 such as a heat-shrinkable resin such as ethylene, styrene, or vinyl chloride, or a mixture of sawdust and a binder may be filled, and after the filler material 4 is cured, the plate material 2 is cut into a plurality of plates of appropriate thickness using a slicer. After that, if the filler 4 is a heat-shrinkable resin, the filler 4 is heated and shrunk to remove the filler 4 in the void 3, and the filler 4 is cut using a laser processing machine. Thus, a plurality of veneers 6 having exactly the same figure or pattern 1 as originally engraved are formed.

In addition, during the slicer processing, the filled filler 4
It is desirable that the material has the same physical properties as the woody part, and therefore, in order to make it equal to the woody part, the filled board 2 can be heated and kept warm depending on the properties of the filler 4, and then cut using a slicer. Recommended.

The veneer 6 obtained by the above method can be used for decoration of furniture, cabinets, architectural interior materials, etc., and for patterning on the curved surface.For example, as shown in FIG. By pasting it on the formed substrate 7, it can be used as a decorative item that takes advantage of the wood grain pattern, and by cutting the veneer 6 relatively thickly, it can also be used as a printing plate. can.

As described above, the present invention fills the void 3 of the plate material 2 with the figure or pattern 1 engraved thereon with the filler material 4, and after the filler material 4 hardens, the plate material 2 is cut into a plurality of thin pieces 5 using a slicer. Since the veneer 6 is formed by cutting the filler material 4 and then removing the filler 4, it is possible to cut the veneer 6 by cutting the filler material 4 to form the veneer 6. By doing so, the cost is reduced, and the veneer 6 can also be used as decoration for furniture, architectural interior materials, etc., patterning on curved surfaces, printing plates, etc. etc., because it is cheaper than conventional products, it has a wider range of uses, etc.
There are great benefits to that.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an example of the implementation of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a plate material with a figure or pattern engraved on it, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the plate material is filled with a filler, and FIG. The figure is a perspective view of a plate material filled with filler cut into thin pieces using a slicer, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a veneer, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of how the veneer is used. 1... Figure or pattern, 2... Board material,
3...Void portion, 4...Filling material, 5...
...Thin section, 6...Single board.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1 Filling material 4 is filled into the void 3 of the plate material 2 on which the figure or pattern 1 has been engraved, and after the filler material 4 is hardened, the plate material 2 is cut into a plurality of thin pieces 5 by a slicer. A method for manufacturing a veneer from a board material engraved with a figure or pattern, characterized in that the filler material 4 is processed and the filler material 4 is then removed to form a veneer 6. 2. A method for manufacturing a veneer from a board material engraved with a figure or pattern according to claim 1, wherein the filler material 4 is an inorganic material. 3. A method for producing a veneer from a board material engraved with a figure or pattern according to claim 1, wherein the filler material 4 is a heat-shrinkable resin. 4. A method for manufacturing a veneer from a board material engraved with a figure or pattern according to claim 1, wherein the filler material 4 is a mixture of sawdust and a binder.