Abstract: A razor includes a cartridge supporting a cutting blade and a handle having an elongate gripping portion and an attachment portion at one end of the handle. The attachment portion supports a pivot member providing removable attachment of the cartridge. The pivot member includes an at least partially spheroid portion configured to be held between spaced-apart ends of two opposed legs, between holes formed in the two opposed legs. Stops protruding from a surface of the at least partially spheroid portion of the pivot member are configured to limit rotation of the cartridge when the cartridge is mounted on the attachment portion. The stops are configured to limit rotation of the cartridge by interaction with relief portions of at least one of the two opposed legs.

Abstract: A razor includes a cartridge supporting a cutting blade and a handle having an elongate gripping portion and an attachment portion at one end of the handle. The attachment portion supports a pivot member providing removable attachment of the cartridge. The pivot member includes an at least partially spheroid portion configured to be held between spaced-apart ends of two opposed legs, between holes formed in the two opposed legs. Stops protruding from a surface of the at least partially spheroid portion of the pivot member are configured to limit rotation of the cartridge when the cartridge is mounted on the attachment portion. The stops are configured to limit rotation of the cartridge by interaction with relief portions of at least one of the two opposed legs.

Abstract: A razor includes a cartridge supporting at least one cutting blade and a handle having an elongate gripping portion and an attachment portion at one end of the handle, the attachment portion supporting a pivot member providing a removable attachment to the cartridge. The pivot member includes an at least partially spheroid portion that is configured to be held between spaced-apart ends of two opposed legs. The razor also includes a stop protruding from a surface of the at least partially spheroid portion of the pivot member and configured to limit rotation of the cartridge when the cartridge is mounted on the attachment portion. The stop is configured to limit rotation of the cartridge by interacting with a relief portion of at least one of the two opposed legs. The two opposed legs have respective holes formed therein, and the pivot member is pivotably held between the holes.

Abstract: A razor includes a cartridge supporting at least one cutting blade and a handle having an elongate gripping portion and an attachment portion at one end of the handle, the attachment portion supporting a pivot member providing a removable attachment to the cartridge. The pivot member includes an at least partially spheroid portion that is configured to be held between spaced-apart ends of two opposed legs. The razor also includes a stop protruding from a surface of the at least partially spheroid portion of the pivot member and configured to limit rotation of the cartridge when the cartridge is mounted on the attachment portion. The stop is configured to limit rotation of the cartridge by interacting with a relief portion of at least one of the two opposed legs. The two opposed legs have respective holes formed therein, and the pivot member is pivotably held between the holes formed in the two opposed legs.

Abstract: A razor includes a handle and detachable blade cartridge. The end of the handle has a pivot sphere upon which the blade cartridge is rotatably mounted, with freedom to pivot around three axes of the handle, and otherwise holds its orientation relative to the handle. The blade cartridge is held to the pivot sphere by a clevis having recesses defined in at least the inner side surfaces of its legs. The recesses, together with the clevis, are sized to admit the pivot sphere between them and to hold the sphere therein once admitted. The clevis and/or the pivot sphere can be formed of a resilient injection molded plastic. The range of motion of the blade cartridge can be limited by forming one or more stops on the pivot sphere to interact with the clevis and thereby interrupt its free rotation.

Abstract: A razor includes a handle and detachable blade cartridge. The end of the handle has a pivot sphere upon which the blade cartridge is rotatably mounted, with freedom to pivot around three axes of the handle, and otherwise holds its orientation relative to the handle. The blade cartridge is held to the pivot sphere by a clevis having recesses defined in at least the inner side surfaces of its legs. The recesses, together with the clevis, are sized to admit the pivot sphere between them and to hold the sphere therein once admitted. The clevis and/or the pivot sphere can be formed of a resilient injection molded plastic. The range of motion of the blade cartridge can be limited by forming one or more stops on the pivot sphere to interact with the clevis and thereby interrupt its free rotation.

Abstract: A razor includes a handle and detachable blade cartridge. The end of the handle has a pivot sphere upon which the blade cartridge is rotatably mounted, with freedom to pivot around three axes of the handle, and otherwise holds its orientation relative to the handle. The blade cartridge is held to the pivot sphere by a clevis having recesses defined in at least the inner side surfaces of its legs. The recesses, together with the clevis, are sized to admit the pivot sphere between them and to hold the sphere therein once admitted. The clevis and/or the pivot sphere can be formed of a resilient injection molded plastic. The range of motion of the blade cartridge can be limited by forming one or more stops on the pivot sphere to interact with the clevis and thereby interrupt its free rotation.

Abstract: A razor includes a handle and detachable blade cartridge. The end of the handle has a pivot sphere upon which the blade cartridge is rotatably mounted, with freedom to pivot around three axes of the handle, and otherwise holds its orientation relative to the handle. The blade cartridge is held to the pivot sphere by a clevis having recesses defined in at least the inner side surfaces of its legs. The recesses, together with the clevis, are sized to admit the pivot sphere between them and to hold the sphere therein once admitted. The clevis and/or the pivot sphere can be formed of a resilient injection molded plastic. The range of motion of the blade cartridge can be limited by forming one or more stops on the pivot sphere to interact with the clevis and thereby interrupt its free rotation.

Abstract: A razor includes a handle and detachable blade cartridge. The end of the handle has a pivot sphere upon which the blade cartridge is rotatably mounted, with freedom to pivot around three axes of the handle, and otherwise holds its orientation relative to the handle. The blade cartridge is held to the pivot sphere by a clevis having recesses defined in at least the inner side surfaces of its legs. The recesses, together with the clevis, are sized to admit the pivot sphere between them and to hold the sphere therein once admitted. The clevis and/or the pivot sphere can be formed of a resilient injection molded plastic. The range of motion of the blade cartridge can be limited by forming one or more stops on the pivot sphere to interact with the clevis and thereby interrupt its free rotation.