/ck/ - Food & Cooking

toaster to the left flips out toast onto a plate when ready
toaster to the right lets toast drop through when ready

pop up toasters burn toast if you leave it in, this design fixes that flaw
they would be relatively easy/inexpensive to make too

(legitimate copyrighted idea btw DO NOT STEAL)

Conveyor toasters are the superior design, but they're not really suited for home use

>>19011092
Too late anon I'm already in a call with a factory in China i found on alibaba

all I'll say is I'm looking forward to Ja/ck/ making a video showcasing these toasters.
OP have you considered contacting him for a sponsorship deal?

>>19011167
how did you know my name what

>>19011089
The elements cool fairly quickly, so if you're in the business of leaving your done toast in the toaster, then dial back the heat a little bit to compensate.

>>19011407
no

>>19011083
I don't understand. In what world is this a problem?
When toasting is complete the toast already pops up and the elements cut off. How exactly are you burning toast??

>>19011454
cope, toastboi

>>19011083
a better design would just be to only allow the bread to toast for 1 min.

>>19011083
Even better, make one with a super long cord which sprints to the bathroom and jumps inside the bath tub when you use ut

>>19011744
This is an old wives tale, you can't electrocute yourself with a modern toaster or hairdryer.

>>19011089
>pop up toasters burn toast if you leave it in
do they really though
gib proofs
toast two slices and take one out when it pops and one later, and post a pic

>>19011864
What made an old-fashioned toaster capable of electrocuting you? Or hairdryer, ftm.

>>19011083
That is genius

>>19012025
No idea, probably the wiring was different.

>>19011462
>>19011934
it still gets burnt when it pops up, how else would you burn toast?

>>19012339
im glad someone appreciates it

>>19011097
If you set this up somewhere on a timer so when you wake up it's already hot that would be perfect.

>>19011083
Both of these designs will have crumbs all over your countertop. Also I'm betting you need to clean your toaster's crumb-catcher. Over the sink or trash can.

>>19011467
my toaster throws the toast out violently like this

>>19013718
remember the breakfast scene from flubber? you should do that

>>19012671
>>19012025
Hair dryers now have built in fault detection and a fuse, or often their own ground fault interpretation circuit. This coupled with updates to electrical codes to require gfi outlets in bathrooms and kitchens has greatly reduced people's exposure to electrical hazards from small appliances.

>>19011083
this has probably been done before

>>19011083

>>19011083
Crumbs everywhere. And you're solving a problem I've literally never heard of. Just take the toast out when it pops up.
If your problem is that you don't notice that the toast is done, how about a bell that goes off when the toast pops up? I bet that would be pretty easy to add to a toaster.

>>19011083
>>19013816
It has. I worked in a restaurant in the late 90s and we had two of these. They were on both sides of the window to the kitchen, and the waitresses would do the toast for any order. It essentially was the right hand design; drop it in the top, it comes out the bottom.

>>19013614
And if you screw something up a fire starts while you're asleep.

>>19011083
i saw this thing about people who collected toasters and some of them spent like, tens of thousands of dollars on toasters.
i think that every possible toaster has been invented already.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQozXakn5q4

>>19014559

>>19014568

BEHOLD
THE IDEAL PERSONAL TOASTER
Featuring, small grate oven, that ejects once toast is done, with small half circular hole for easier handling of hot toast, and small grate wall from user side, so toast wont eject right onto floor
You can make grilled cheese toast this way

>>19011083
Here's my toaster design, I turn it up for my enemies

What about a normal toaster except its turned 90 degrees tp the side, and maybe with somewhat more powerful springs. Then you put a plate next to it, and when its done the toaster shoots the bread unto the plate.

Gonna try when i get home.

>>19011083
I'll steal your idea for the one on the right.
Gonna make them look like cute animals shidding out toast

i just breath like *hahh hahhhhhh* hot air on my toast and it never burns

why do humans like to cook bread twice

>>19014535
Debby Downer

>>19011167
Jack is gonna end up burning his gimp hand with this thing I bet. His recent stroke left him with no temperature sensation.

Sunbeam Radiant Control Toaster T-35 from the 60s, automatically lowered and came up when the toast was done. It was completely analog (no circuits).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXxNxgq3zAw


this guy explains how it worked:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OfxlSG6q5Y

>>19012671
>>19013797
you're the ground when the fuse pops or breaker trips.
remember that.