Abstract: Multi blade razors having at least three blades for cutting the beard and/or unnecessary hairs. The razor is equipped with inclined and/or sloping blades. The inclination is a single inclination on one axis and possibly multiple inclinations in various axes. This allows implementation of a blade cut with consequent improvement of smoothness on the skin. The inclined blades are orientated on two axes to dissect the hair bringing the hair to the sharpened side without forcing the hair to be cut violently. The lifetime of the blade is improved, with a cutting capacity which is clearly superior to a razor extending perpendicular to a handle. The use of less than three inclined blades could be dangerous for the skin and might produce uncomfortable shaving, if utilized by non-professional barbers or untrained end-users.

Abstract: Blades with multiple inclined cutting wings are applied on any rotating support. The inclination of the cutting wings or arms of the blade are carried out on the X axis with an angle that varies from 5° to 60° with regards to the frontal support. The inclination is produced by following the rotating direction. The blades are equipped with wedge-shaped upper cutting winglets which have a function of grass grinders and/or with wedge-shaped lower cutting winglets which have a function of airing and breaking grass into little pieces. These blades are produced in one single piece, or placed one upon the other or divided/split, in metal, in plastic or compound material, to be used for the cutting of a lawn.