Abstract: The invention is directed to a long-hair trimming device for dry shaving apparatus, with a stationary cutting comb provided with a bent flange on its rear side, with a toothed blade assembly capable of reciprocating longitudinally thereof in a rectilinear direction and urged there-against by means of springs, and with a spring mounting means fastened to the flange and providing the abutment for the springs, wherein the blade assembly is configured as a thin cutting blade mounted flat and fixedly on a supporting structure, wherein at least one angle lever cooperating with the springs is pivoted at the spring mounting means, the free lever arm extending in the direction of the supporting structure in the area of the teeth of the cutting blade and cooperating with the supporting structure under spring action, and wherein, next to the guide of the blade assembly directly on the inner surface of the flange further means for guiding the blade assembly are provided on the side of the spring mounting means proximate

Abstract: A cable stripping tool is set forth of the kind that includes a first and a second leg, the first leg is provided with a fitting for at least one cutter, optionally fitted in a removable cutter cassette, and of which the second leg is provided opposite the fitting with a seating for receiving a cable from which insulation is to be removed and for supporting the cable in a position at right angles to said cutter, the legs being pivotable relative to one another in a longitudinally extending central plane containing both of the legs against the action of a resiliently flexible or bendable spring device which mutually connects said legs and which is operative to resiliently bias the legs towards a working position in which a cable positioned in the seating is resiliently pressed against the cutter or cutters in the fitting.

Abstract: A collet for attaching a blade to a surgical saw is biased toward a closed position in which the blade is securely clamped between a drive member and a clamping member. A rotational movement of a knob is converted into a translational movement of the clamp to open the collet. A mechanism is provided for maintaining the collet in the open position for simplified operation and cleaning.

Abstract: This invention relates to a peeling device for cable which can hold various diameter of cables by adjusting the height of its V-shape cable holder, furthermore the angle of cutter of this peeling device can be changed so as to do a radial cutting, spiral cutting or an axial straight cutting, the invention being composed of an outer shell, a V-shape cable holder, a cutter seat, an adjusting cover, a torsion spring, an adjusting bolt and a tension spring, wherein the outer shell being composed of two semi-shells, the adjusting cover being screwed into the cutter seat, the cutter being enclosed by a spring and installed inside the adjusting cover so as to adjust the extending length of the cutter by turning the adjusting cover, on side wall of the cutter seat having a thumb rod which extending out from the fixing groove of the outer shell and can be positioned in some position so as to change the angle of the cutter to do a radial cutting, a spiral cutting or an axial straight cutting.

Abstract: A swivel axe having a swivel shaft which is attached to a striking means at one end of the swivel shaft. A holed-flange is provided at a connecting end of the swivel shaft. The swivel shaft and a main shaft are connected by means of a ball-lock-pin which is inserted through the hole in the holed-flange and a hole in the connecting end of the main shaft. A push button latch release allows the swivel shaft to rotate upon the ball-lock-pin. Means are provided to lock the swivel shaft in vertical relation to the main shaft so that the striking member attached to the swivel shaft will not reverse momentum upon impact with an object.

Abstract: The present invention is a folding pole hedge trimmer, which is capable of operating at unusual heights, twenty (20) feet or more from the ground. It includes an elbow joint in which the upper hollow pole and the lower hollow pole can be folded for easy storage. The present invention utilizes a very light-weight reciprocating cutting head used for hedge trimming, shaping of tree crowns, cypresses, bougainvilleas and other tall growing plants. The present invention relates to a spring biased mechanical cable drive. The present invention is designed to reduce the weight, complexity and cost of the spring biased mechanical cable drive.

Abstract: A hand tool having a pair of pivotally connected handles connected to a cutting blade and anvil so that on movement of the handles toward each other the blade rotates toward the anvil and the anvil moves toward the blade to cut an object located between the blade and anvil.

Abstract: A compact, hand-held cutting tool for manually girdling trees. The tool is generally L-shaped and includes an elongate body portion having a leading end and a trailing end, and a handle extending laterally from the trailing end for gripping by the operator. The elongate body portion has a substantially planar guide surface for contacting an outer surface section of the tree to be girdled. A generally U-shaped cutting blade is pivotally coupled to the elongate body proximate the trailing end. The angle of inclination of the cutting blade relative to the guide surface is adjustable to achieve an optimum depth cut in trees of varying diameter.

Abstract: A composite knife and shears apparatus provides a larger knife blade and a smaller knife blade that closely conform in a closed position so that the smaller knife is contained within the periphery of the larger knife. A pair of handle members form handles for the shears in open position and abut to define an overall composite handle with generally continuous outer surface in a folded, closed position. The top of the larger blade has a recess that holds an object to be sheared.

Abstract: A spaghetti tool has a shaft that has a grippable portion and a base portion, which is located at a first end the shaft and from which protruding elements extend. In one embodiment, the shaft forms a substantially semi-cylindrical channel into which uncooked spaghetti can be laid. Markings on the inner wall of the shaft, corresponding to the height to which the uncooked spaghetti reaches in the channel, indicate the amount of spaghetti so that the correct amount of uncooked spaghetti can be measured out to yield a desired amount of cooked spaghetti. The markings can be letters or numbers to indicate either the number of portions or a numerical quantity corresponding, for example, to spaghetti weight. In another embodiment, the protruding elements are of substantially constant length and are arranged in parallel rows and/or columns with predetermined row/column separations.

Abstract: A shaving apparatus comprises a housing provided with a first shaving member having a first cutting edge and with a second shaving member having a second cutting edge, which second shaving member is drivable relative to the first shaving member, the movement of the second cutting edge relative to the first cutting edge in a plane transverse to the cutting edges being composed of the movements in two main directions in this plane. The second shaving member is provided with a carrier mounted in the housing so as to be movable in both main directions and the carrier comprises two surfaces which extend transversely of the main directions and which engage against a rotatably drivable cam disc.

Abstract: A paper cutter particularly one comprising a base, a cutter holder, a blade, a spring wire, an adjusting spring plate, an adjusting knob, an intermediate plate, and a top cover in which a notch is designed at a corner of the base for extension of a blade, the cutter holder is pressed by the adjusting knob with a plurality of protuberances of different diameters to adjust the extent of blade extension for cutting of paper of different thickness without damaging paper beneath it, and the cutting is proceeded by sliding a flange of the base on the paper to assure precise cutting.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a guide bar for guiding the saw chain of a motor-driven chain saw. The guide bar of the invention has a lamellar configuration and is not made of three parts as are conventional guide bars. Instead, the guide bar of the invention is made of two side parts. The two side parts are connected by means of spacers which are configured as projections on at least one of the two side parts. The side parts can be frames having large inner openings and are preferably stiffened. The connected frames define a composite frame which can be filled with plastic. The spacers determine the spacing of the side parts and therefore the width of the guide groove for the saw chain. The invention is also directed to a method of making the guide bar.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a dry shaving apparatus comprising a pair of parallel, elongate shaving heads having inner cutters operatively associated with an outer cutter and arranged on a common coupling member which is coupled to a drive member of an electric drive mechanism, wherein at least one of the inner cutters is movably coupled to the coupling member transversely to the oscillating direction of the inner cutters.

Abstract: A butter knife having a knife blade (10) and a handle (16) is configured at the junction between blade and handle with a transverse channel (26) whose side walls (20, 22) are substantially parallel and disposed perpendicularly to the blade. The rear wall (22) has a vertical extension which is approximately twice the vertical extension of the front wall (20), so as to form a stop when the knife blade is moved slidingly inwards on the rim (34) of a plastic tray (22) having a folded edge. The width of the chann el is such as to enable the channel to be pressed over the tray rim so as to clamp the knife firmly in a substantially horizontal position when the tray is placed on a table.

Abstract: A tube cutting tool is described in which a cutting head is rotatably mounted within a tool body wherein both define "O" shaped openings to enable tubing to be inserted perpendicularly through the tool. A cutting wheel is incorporated into the cutting head such that rotation of the cutting head causes the wheel to pass around the periphery of the tube. A feed cam and lever device are incorporated which mechanically bias the cutting wheel into contact with the tube wall until the tube wall has been completely severed. A gear drive assembly transports power from a power source to the cutting head to rotate it about the tube. Stabilizing devices are utilized to help secure and align the tubing into the cutting tool during operation.

Abstract: A wet blade razor includes improved means for removing shaving matter and drying the blades, comprising a device for completely removing shaving matter from between the double overlapping blades of the razor by incorporation of a piston therein. The piston includes a one way valve which permits air to be drawn through ducts formed in the piston. The air ducts enable the razor to use air pressure forced out of a plurality of air spray holes to create a plurality of bubbles in the water when the razor is immersed in water. The bubbles are forced against the shaving matter to dislodge shaving matter from the blade assembly.

Abstract: A can opener structure, battery operative, is arranged to include a high torque output motor in operative communication with the battery and an associated on/off switch mounted through a top wall of the housing of the organization. The battery and drive motor are mounted within the housing in adjacency to the floor of the housing to orient a lower center of gravity within the housing for stability of the organization, and wherein further, an optional push bar arrangement is arranged for effective operation of the normally opened on/off switch utilized by the housing structure to permit ease of one-handed use of the device.

Abstract: Apparatus for tipping a horn of a horned animal by removing a selected portion thereof. A positioning member having an aperture which extends between first and second side surfaces thereof is pivotally mounted to a cutting member having a cutting edge formed along a first side surface thereof. The aperture is defined by an inner side surface of the positioning member which includes a first, inwardly tapered, portion and a second, untapered, portion. When the positioning member is placed over the horn, first and second edge surfaces which define first and second boundaries of the inwardly tapered portion circumferentially bite into the horn at first and second locations, respectively. The cutting member is then pivoted towards the positioning member to sever the selected portion of the horn. The cutting member is comprised of a support member having a cut-away portion and a blade member flush mounted in the cut-away portion of the support member.

Abstract: A safer and easier control of power to the chain by means of a hinged or flexible handle that is pressed or rotated in the direction of cut in order to drive the chain, and is released or rotated away from the direction of cut to stop the chain. This method of stopping the chain is of critical importance when a chainsaw is dropped by the supporting hand, because power to the chain is automatically stopped by the control-handle in the other hand, thereby much reducing the danger of injury or damage.