Abstract: A pet bed comprises a first layer configured for retaining a filler material, a second layer surrounding the first inner layer and a third layer surrounding the second layer. The second inner layer comprises a waterproof shell so that liquid cannot contact the first inner layer if the second outer layer is exposed to a liquid. The third layer forms a second shell and is formed from a breathable fabric. The third layer can absorb liquid that may come into contact with the third layer. The second and third layers are selectively securable and removable from the first layer.

Abstract: A double-sided embossing folder includes a first embossing plate having a first plurality of positive embossing features disposed thereon in the shape of a first image and a first plurality of negative embossing features formed on an opposite side thereof. A second embossing plate has a second plurality of positive embossing features disposed thereon in the shape of the second image configured to mate with the first plurality of negative embossing features and a second plurality of negative embossing features formed therein in the shape of the first image configured to mate with the first plurality of positive embossing features. At least one living hinge is interposed between and integrally formed with the first and second embossing plates. Each living hinge is formed from at least one V-cut formed between the first and second embossing plates to form inwardly tapered sides.

Abstract: A printing and embossing folder includes a first panel member having a plurality of holes and a second panel member hingedly coupled to the first panel member having a plurality of holes in corresponding relationship to the holes of the first panel member. A set of design tiles include positive relief designs disposed thereon. A corresponding set of design tiles have either negative relief designs for embossing or no relief for printing. The tiles can be positioned at any desired location on the folder so long as the positive design tiles are positioned opposite a corresponding tile for either embossing or printing. Inserting a sheet of paper within the folder and pressing the folder will cause the design to be embossed or printed into the paper.

Abstract: Hand operated hinged folder assembly for printing, embossing and cutting includes a base member with a recessed well for placement of stamps, embossing elements or die cutters therein and a lid hingedly attached to the base member for engaging with the base member having a recessed well for receiving a various inserts including a cutting mat, a stamping surface or embossing elements. The hinged folder is configured to be passed through a roller press to cause the hinged folder to stamp, emboss or cut a sheet of paper placed within the hinged folder.

Abstract: A double-sided embossing folder includes a first embossing plate having a first plurality of positive embossing features disposed thereon in the shape of a first image and a first plurality of negative embossing features formed on an opposite side thereof. A second embossing plate has a second plurality of positive embossing features disposed thereon in the shape of the second image configured to mate with the first plurality of negative embossing features and a second plurality of negative embossing features formed therein in the shape of the first image configured to mate with the first plurality of positive embossing features. At least one living hinge is interposed between and integrally formed with the first and second embossing plates. Each living hinge is formed from at least one V-cut formed between the first and second embossing plates to form inwardly tapered sides.

Abstract: A printing and embossing folder includes a first panel member having a plurality of holes and a second panel member hingedly coupled to the first panel member having a plurality of holes in corresponding relationship to the holes of the first panel member. A set of design tiles include positive relief designs disposed thereon. A corresponding set of design tiles have either negative relief designs for embossing or no relief for printing. The tiles can be positioned at any desired location on the folder so long as the positive design tiles are positioned opposite a corresponding tile for either embossing or printing. Inserting a sheet of paper within the folder and pressing the folder will cause the design to be embossed or printed into the paper.

Abstract: Methods, systems and components for paper trimmers cut paper placed on a planar base using a blade that is moved transversely across the paper. A recessed cutting track containing a desired cutting pattern is inserted into the planar base and a counterpart guide track suspended thereover. A blade assembly is inserted through a channel in the guide track with the cutting blade residing in the counterpart channel in the cutting track. Material to be trimmed is placed between the recessed cutting track and the guide track. As the blade assembly is directed along the length of the counterpart channels, guides on the blade assembly interact with the channel and cause the cutting blade to rotate, cutting along the path of the channel. Desired cuts are made by selecting appropriate interchangeable cutting tracks and counterpart guide tracks.

Abstract: A paper pressing machine for sculptured pattern comprises a bottom plastic sheet (1) and a top plastic sheet (2) where connection sides (13,23) of plastic sheets are connected with each other to form a hinge structure, and multiple pairs of small plastic sheets (3,4), each of which composes of a convex plastic sheet (3) and a concave plastic sheet (4). The interconnecting inner surfaces of convex plastic sheets (3) and concave plastic sheets (4) are provided with convexes (31) and concaves (41) respectively, which could be jogged with each other. Inner surfaces of the bottom plastic sheet (1) and the top plastic sheet (2) are formed with multiple small holes (11). Other surfaces of the small plastic sheets (3,4) are formed with multiple convex columns (32) which insert into the small holes (11) for location.

Abstract: A printing and embossing folder includes a first panel member having a plurality of holes and a second panel member hingedly coupled to the first panel member having a plurality of holes in corresponding relationship to the holes of the first panel member. A set of design tiles include positive relief designs disposed thereon. A corresponding set of design tiles have either negative relief designs for embossing or no relief for printing. The tiles can be positioned at any desired location on the folder so long as the positive design tiles are positioned opposite a corresponding tile for either embossing or printing. Inserting a sheet of paper within the folder and pressing the folder will cause the design to be embossed or printed into the paper.

Abstract: Methods, systems and components for paper trimmers which cut paper placed on a planar base using a blade that is moved transversely across the paper. In some illustrative embodiments, a recessed cutting track containing a desired cutting pattern may be inserted into the planar base and a counterpart guide track suspended thereover. A blade assembly may be inserted through a channel in the guide track with the cutting blade residing in the counterpart channel in the cutting track. Material to be trimmed may be placed between the recessed cutting track and the guide track. As the blade assembly is directed along the length of the counterpart channels, guides on the blade assembly interact with the channel and cause the cutting blade to rotate, cutting along the path of the channel. Desired cuts may be made by selecting appropriate interchangeable cutting tracks and counterpart guide tracks.

Abstract: Disclosed here in the present utility model is a pattern cutter. The pattern cutter includes a base and blade. The blade is located on the base. The blade forms the shape of pattern to be cut. The said base and blade are of one-piece structure, which is machined to shape at one go through die-casting process. The height of the said blade is greater than or equal to 2.5 mm on the base. The angle of the cutting edge of blade is smaller than or equal to 60°. The said blade is surfaced with a plating coat. The present utility model is characterized by simple and rational construction, easy to make, low cost, high product accuracy and good consistency, with a wide range of adaptability and better market prospect.

Abstract: The present invention provides a hinge-type die cutter which includes two flat metal plates. The two metal plates are mutually hinged to form a hinged structure. A recess and engaging projection are mutually offset and include sharpened edges so as to provide a cutting structure when the two plates are brought together. The contours of the projections and recesses define the pattern to be cut with the die cutter. Other projections and recesses are provided that when engaged cause embossing of the material placed therein.

Abstract: An image cutter, a utility model, for producing stereo relief image, is comprised of a base and a blade. The blade is fabricated into a shape that is the same as a designed image, and is positioned on the base. Inside the inner surface of blade, there exit some protruding or dented elements in accordance with the image design. With respect to the base, there is a counter mould also provided with corresponding dented or protruding elements on its surface in order to couple with the base correctly. By employing this image cutter, people can create a stereo, vivid and strong impressive 3D image, similar to a relief, with a better decorative result, a better-visualized effect and a much facile means for children to improve their perceptive as well as distinctive capabilities.

Abstract: A lighting device configured to produce a flame at a flame point upon operation of an actuator. Extending between the actuator and the flame point is a flexible extension, which is configured to be manipulated into a desired non-linear configuration, and remain in such desired non-linear configuration during production of the flame and positioning of the flame near a location to be lighted.

Abstract: Disclosed here in the present invention is a pattern cutter, including a base and cutting blade. The cutting blade is located on the base. The blade forms the shape of pattern to be cut. The said base and cutting blade are of one-piece structure, which is machined to shape at one go through die-casting process. A method for processing such a pattern cutter, which directly utilizes mould to die cast the base and blade that are joined together. The said cutting blade forms the pattern shape that requires to be cut. A mould that is applied to the aforesaid processing method, inside the mould there is arranged a cavity for blade forming purpose. The said blade-forming cavity is of triangle or combination of triangle and rectangle or combination of triangle and trapezoid. The depth of blade-forming cavity is greater than or equal to 2.5 mm. The included angle at the sharp end of the blade-forming cavity is smaller than or equal to 60°.

Abstract: Disclosed here in the present utility model is a pattern cutter. The pattern cutter includes a base and blade. The blade is located on the base. The blade forms the shape of pattern to be cut. The said base and blade are of one-piece structure, which is machined to shape at one go through die-casting process. The height of the said blade is greater than or equal to 2.5 mm on the base. The angle of the cutting edge of blade is smaller than or equal to 60°. The said blade is surfaced with a plating coat. The present utility model is characterized by simple and rational construction, easy to make, low cost, high product accuracy and good consistency, with a wide range of adaptability and better market prospect.

Abstract: A die cutting block for forming die cuts from paper and other materials includes a base portion having a recess formed therein having a desired shape formed therein, an insert portion having an outer contour which substantially matches the contour of the recess and a blade interposed between and tightly held between the base portion and the insert portion. The blade extends above the base portion and insert portion to provide an exposed edge for cutting paper and the like into a desired shape.

Abstract: A die cutting block for forming die cuts from paper and other materials includes a base portion having a recess formed therein having a desired shape formed therein, an insert portion having an outer contour which substantially matches the contour of the recess and a blade interposed between and tightly held between the base portion and the insert portion. The blade extends above the base portion and insert portion to provide an exposed edge for cutting paper and the like into a desired shape.