JPH0341359B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to wood used for architecture, furniture, furnishings, etc., and a method for manufacturing the same. [Prior art] Japanese architecture, furniture, furniture, etc. use patterns such as wood grain to highlight their beauty. Conventionally, for this purpose, the wood was simply polished and a coating such as lacquer was applied on top to protect the wood surface. Therefore, it was difficult to increase their value as art or crafts.

[Purpose of the invention]

The present invention overcomes the above-mentioned problems, and uses metal to emphasize the fine surface grooves of the wood grain, and as a result, indirectly emphasizes the wood grain pattern, thereby creating a tokonoma that is highly valuable as art and crafts. An object of the invention is to provide wood that can be used for architecture, furniture, furnishings, etc. [Structure of the Invention] In general, polished boards, square timbers, logs, etc., have fine grooves on their surfaces. In particular, as shown in Fig. 1a, there are many grooves c concentrated near the wood grain b.

According to the present invention, a paint made of natural resin or synthetic resin such as lacquer is applied to the surface of this wood, and metal such as powder or foil is pasted into the fine grooves that remain near the wood grain after this painting. By rubbing together with the metal, the fine surface grooves caused by the wood grain are emphasized by the metal, and as a result, it is possible to obtain wood whose wood grain pattern is indirectly emphasized.

〔Example〕

Example 1 (1) Waterproof paper on the wood to be processed, zelkova wood
Polish the surface using a No. 320 and No. 200 artificial whetstone until the surface is flat (wood polishing process) (2) Next, to prevent the wood from absorbing the paint, dissolve the wood in water and rub it with a cloth. After that, spread it evenly with a dry cloth (filling process) (3) Next, use a mixture of 8 parts persimmon shiv and 2 parts Benigata to color the wood and let it dry naturally (coloring process) (4) Wood Spread the lacquer with a spatula and wipe off excess lacquer with a cloth before drying. Preferably, this process is repeated several times (first lacquer process) (5) After letting the lacquer dry naturally, leave it for 2 to 3 days and smooth the surface with waterproof paper No. 1000 to 1200 and at the same time make it matte ( (matting process) (6) Perform the above-mentioned lacquer printing process (second printing process) (7) After the lacquer from (6) has dried, use a spatula to embed a mixture of commercially available glue and gold powder into the grooves around the wood grain. . The mixture of glue and gold powder on the parts other than the grooves is then wiped off with a damp cloth fixed with a spatula (gilding process) (8) If a protective coating is to be applied, the above-mentioned urushi process is also performed. If this lacquer is applied once, the gold color will be excellent, and if it is applied twice or more, the product will have excellent durability (protective coating process).Example 2 (1) to (6) of Example 1 The following steps are performed: a wood polishing step, a sealing step, a coloring step, and a first lacquer printing step.

(7′) After the lacquer has dried, use the lacquer as an adhesive so that the gold leaf can be pushed into the grooves around the wood grain. After the lacquer has air-dried, the gold leaf on the areas other than the grooves is wiped off with a dry cloth fixed with a spatula (gilding process) Next, the protective coating process (8) of Example 1 is performed.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and although zelkova was used in the above embodiments, any wood such as pine, cedar, paulownia, etc. may be used. Although gold powder and gold foil are used in the above embodiments, any metal powder or metal foil such as silver, copper, and brass may be used without being limited thereto. Further, the adhesive is not limited to commercially available glue or lacquer, but any adhesive can be used as long as it has an adhesive effect. Furthermore, although the lacquer process was carried out using lacquer, it is not limited to lacquer, and natural resin paints or synthetic resin paints may also be used. Furthermore, although lacquer was used as the protective coating in the above examples, the present invention is not limited to this.
Other natural resin paints or synthetic resin paints may also be used. Examples of paints that can be used in the above-mentioned lacquer process and protective coating process include Kashiyu (trademark name of Kashiyu Co., Ltd.) and Pearl (trademark name of Zett Shokai Co., Ltd.).

〔effect〕

According to the present invention, it is possible to obtain wood suitable for materials for arts and crafts whose patterns such as wood grain are emphasized by metal.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a diagram showing the surface of wood. a... Wood surface, b... Wood grain, c... Groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. Wood characterized by rubbing metal together with glue into minute grooves formed by the wood grain that exist on the surface of wood coated with paint. 2. In the wood described in claim 1,
Wood that uses gold as the metal. 3. In the wood described in claim 1,
Wood using silver as the metal. 4 In the wood described in claim 1,
Wood using copper as the metal. 5. In the wood described in claim 1,
Wood that uses lacquer as the paint. 6 In the wood described in claim 1,
Wood using synthetic resin paint as the paint. 7 In the wood described in claim 1,
Wood with a protective coating applied to the metal surface. 8 In the wood described in claim 7,
Wood that uses lacquer as its protective coating. 9. A process of applying paint to a polished wood surface that has minute grooves due to the wood grain, a process of sliding metal along with glue into the grooves remaining on the painted wood surface, and a process of removing any excess that exists outside of the grooves. A method for producing wood, the method comprising the step of removing metal. 10. The method for manufacturing wood according to claim 9, wherein a mixture of metal powder and glue is rubbed in the step of rubbing the metal together with the glue. 11. The method for manufacturing wood according to claim 9, wherein lacquer is applied several times as the step of applying paint. 12. The method for manufacturing wood according to claim 9, wherein the step of applying paint includes applying lacquer, then matting, and then applying lacquer. 13. The method for manufacturing wood according to claim 9, wherein after removing excess metal, a protective coating is further applied. 14. The method for producing wood according to claim 13, in which lacquer is used as the protective coating. 14. The method for producing wood according to claim 13, in which a synthetic resin coating is used as the protective coating.