Abstract: The present claims a decorating tool, comprising a working portion, a grip portion and a connecting portion. The working portion and the grip portion are connected to two ends of the connecting portion, respectively. The connecting portion is configured for controlling the grip portion to rotate towards or away from the working portion. The grip portion can be rotated to adjacent to a sidewall of the working portion, and not protrude from two ends of the working portion.

Abstract: For reducing a discomfort feeling brought by wearing a breathing mask, a wearing tool for the breathing mask which covers nostrils of a user and supplies gas for breathing to the nostrils comprises a pair of connecting members each of which has a longitudinal shape and has a first end portion which is connected to the breathing mask, and a pair of fixing members each of which is connected to a second end portion of the fixing member and is plugged in the tragus of the user. Hence a discomfort feeling due to restraining around the head of the user can be reduced.

Abstract: A knife set for removing thorns from the surface of the nopal cactus petal which, in one aspect, is comprised of a cutting tool with a handle and a curved cutting blade extending out of a handle member. The handle is configured in a plane that is elevated above the average longitudinal axis of the curved blade allowing for the thorn removal without exposing the user's thumb and fingers to being cut and injured on the cactus petal prickers. The curved cutting blade has sharpened edges that extend the length of the blade and terminate in rounded corners at the blade end to prevent the cutting end from gouging and tearing the surrounding edible petal tissue. Another aspect of the disclosure comprises a securing tool having a curved blade that is generally perpendicular to the direction of the handle. The securing knife is used in combination with the cutting knife and is positioned against the cactus petal surface, near the base, to prevent the petal from shifting in location during the dethorning process.

Abstract: A gardening tool for cutting weeds and other plant growth having a handle and a cutting head comprising first and second blade members which are adjustably positionable relative to each other. Each blade member has an elongated body having cutting edges extending along opposite longitudinal sides thereof. The blade members are connected end to end by a carriage bolt which is received by apertures in a first end of each blade member. The aperture in the first blade member is complimentary in shape to the square shank portion of the carriage bolt. The aperture in the second blade member is a star-shaped polygon which defines a plurality of contact surfaces for engagement with the square shank portion of the carriage bolt. When the second blade member is positioned on the first blade member at the desired angular orientation relative thereto, it will resist rotation due to the interengagement of the apertures with the square shank portion of the carriage bolt.

Abstract: A survival and camping tool having an elongated blade with one end terminating in a handle. The blade has a linear side edge that terminates in a circular tip. The opposite side edge has a belly-shaped configuration that begins with the base of the handle and terminates generally along the longitudinal axis of the tool, in a hook that opens on the same side as the belly. The tool has sufficient weight that the blade can be used for chopping, and the cutting edge of the hook can be used for cutting lighter materials.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved gardening tool. The improved gardening tool is seen to include a V-shaped tool portion having a plurality of V-shaped cutting edges therein. The tool portion includes a connecting means thereon which is adapted to removably receive a handle. The tool portion and handle are removably attachable to facilitate using different configurations of handles as well as different sized tool portions.

Abstract: A glass saw includes an elongated body portion having a forward end and a rearward end. A rear handle is provided at the rearward end. The rear handle extends generally transversely in first and second directions from the body portion. A forward handle extends generally transversely from the body portion intermediate the forward and rearward ends thereof. The saw blade has an end removably attached by a chuck to the forward end of the body portion.

Abstract: A tool for manually cutting, trimming and pruning hedges and the like. This cutting tool has a semi-circular curved blade, with a cutting surface on the inner side thereof, said blade being attached to a handle by wing nuts and bolts or other fastening means. This cutting tool makes vertical cuts by the user standing at right angles to a hedge and swinging downward on the side of the hedge. Horizontal cuts are made by the user swinging the tool from right to left, or vice versa, on top of the hedge. The curved blade is designed to increase and concentrate the cutting power of the tool. The handle is offset from the blade for safety purposes to keep the user's legs and feet outside the line of the swinging arc so that the legs and feet are not cut. The offset handle further keeps the hands from being scratched by the side of the hedge.

Abstract: An improved accurate lightweight manual tool to cut suburban lawn and garden weeds efficiently and with little time and effort expended. It is like a miniature hoe half a man's height in length with a very thin very narrow blade, in length four to five times its width (FIG. 5). The chipper's light weight is achieved with a very lightweight conduit handle of any section joined at right angles by a secret joint to a backing plate for the blade and weighted with billet to increase and change the power for weight. A thin shock absorber is bolted between plate and blade by.The secret joint uses a steel billet driven through the metal plate into the conduit handle thereby expanding the handle against the metal collar and plate which has a self-centering protrusion fitting into a recess in the collar. The permanent right angle secret locking joint uses totally prefinished components.

Abstract: An aquatic weeder is provided which includes an elongated handle with a generally rectangular, flat blade assembly rigidly mounted at the lower end thereof. The weeder includes a pair of support straps extending from the handle to each end of the blade assembly. The blade assembly includes a flat rectangular cutting blade sandwiched between a pair of rigid generally rectangular support plates. The aquatic weeder is useful for cutting and pulling weed growth from the underwater soil surface just above the root tops to leave the underwater area growth free.

Abstract: A tool for trimming the downward hanging foliage of willow trees including a blade secured to a U-shaped handle having an unobstructed central area designed to pass over the torso of the user as it is swung overhead. The distance between the arms of the frame increase with distance from the blade. The dimensions, weight, and balance of the tool are such as to minimize the effort required in trimming.

Abstract: This small hand operated yard tool is designed and invented specifically for the individual home owner to cut off dandelion flowers from their lawns. The tool consists of a four by six and one-half inch blade with a double edged row of triangular shaped cutting prongs, attached to a short 32 inch inverted T shaped handle, that when held in an adult's hand by their side reaches down toward the ground to just above ground level. When said blade is swung forward and backward underneath the dandelion flowers it cuts and snaps them off, thus removing said blemish from the lawn and diminishing future outcrops of the weed.

Abstract: This invention is a hand tool, for weeding or cultivating, consisting of angled handle attached to a blade with a serrated edge. The angle of handle and blade, and the cut of the serrated edge, combine to enable the user to easily slide the blade horizontally under the earth surface and pull the weeds out, rather than cut them off. The blade, according to the depicted embodiments, is made of spring steel, whereas the handle is made of plastic. As disclosed herein only by way of example, the handle supporting shaft is made of forged steel. The shaft is bent at an angle to dispose the blade in a horizontal plane.

Abstract: A manual cultivator tool including a handle, a U-shaped blade, a tubular member provided with spaced flattened end portions having similar intermediately disposed bends therein, and a pair of separate handle attaching elements assembled into a final construction in which the tubular member interengages with the free ends of the legs of the U-shaped blade to form a strong annular structure and the attaching elements provide for both connection with the handle and the annular structure in such a way as to effect a limited tilting movement of the horizontal earth penetrating blade portion of the annular structure.