Abstract: A paper cutter utilizing a lamp to illuminate a cutline scored into a transparent plastic surface located below directly below the paper to be cut. The silhouette of the cutline acts as the guideline for placement of the cutting blade of the paper cutter to thereby create the exact line of cut. A dual blade rotary cutter is also provided in a paper cutter with a toggle arrangement located on the carriage assembly which allows the user of the cutter to selectively engage one or the other of the blades to engage the cutter.

Abstract: The invention is generally directed to a lock having a combination that may be reset by a user. The combination of the lock may be reset when a portion of the lock body is moved relative to another portion of the lock body, thereby moving the lock body from a lock position to a reset position. The lock may include a locking member, such as a shackle. One end of the locking member may be connected to a fixed portion of the lock body while the other end of the locking member may be connectable to a movable portion of the lock body. The lock may also include an unlocking member, such as a plurality of dials, that when aligned in an unlocking position, allow the lock to be opened. The unlocking position of the unlocking member may be reset when the lock body is in a reset position.

Abstract: The invention comprises a device for dual action level that allows the user to see when his aim or club holding may be out of level in two planes. The device consists of a main housing, incorporating a level, which is affixed to the putter shaft on or near the grip. The device is composed of two main members connected via a hinge. The two units are described as a level liquid chamber component unit and a putter shaft clamp unit. The level is attached to the shaft through the means of a simple grip clamp encased in the plastic housing. The invention is designed to be removed and reattached easily and without need for frequent adjustment or calibration. The invention simultaneously addresses four common problems for golfers: head angle, lie angle and swing, and inconsistent and off-center impact points. The device can be used indoors or outdoors and with or without a ball.