Abstract: A retractable knife includes two shells that are secured together by a hook and anchor, and by a cam lever that can be pivoted to separate the two shell and enable quick and easy exchange of blades.

Abstract: A double-ended dual mechanism retractable blade utility knife. The knife includes two separately actuable mechanisms which allow extension and retraction of one or both blades independently of one another. The cutting surfaces of the respective blades are oriented towards opposite sides of the knife, thereby facilitating rotation of the knife within the user's hand in order to change which blade is currently being used. The independent nature of the dual mechanisms allows both of the blades to be held in the extended position. A storage area is further provided behind each of the mechanisms for the storage of spare blades.

Abstract: A utility knife with a rotary blade magazine also has a safety catch carried by the blade transport mechanism. The safety catch has a manually engageable actuator moveable relative to the transport mechanism between operative and non-operative positions to prevent or permit respectively sliding movement of the transport mechanism in the housing. The knife further has an end cap removably and rotatably secured in the housing, and a rotatable and removable ratchet member adjacent a rear end of the magazine, the ratchet member being connected to the magazine whereby rotation of the ratchet member effects rotation of the magazine and having ratchet teeth engageable with ratchet recesses in the housing to enable the ratchet member to be clicked from one position to another. The end cap is connected to the ratchet member whereby rotation of the cap causes rotation of the ratchet member and subsequent rotation of the magazine.

Abstract: The hand tool has a shaft with a distal end which is configured to receive any one of a variety of different sized chisel or scraper blades or the like, via corresponding male and female dovetail connections, for example. Storage space for the extra blades, if desired, may be provided in the handle which is secured to the shaft, or may be provided via depressions in a panel of a tool case of the type commonly referred to as "gift cases". Where storage space is provided in the handle, preferably this is accomplished by virtue of a spring-loaded collar which overlies lower portions of elongated rotatable cover pieces, preventing rotation. When the spring-loaded collar is retracted, the cover pieces can be rotated, to reveal storage areas on either side of the handle.

Abstract: A utility knife includes a holder having two mating halves which combine to develop a first cavity located at a proximal end of the holder, for receiving a blade for active use, and a second cavity located toward a distal end of the holder, for receiving a supply of replacement blades. The two mating halves are joined by a hinge located at the distal end of the holder, and a closure in the form of a captive screw extending between the mating halves at a position between the first cavity and the second cavity. Both the first cavity and the second cavity incorporate a magnet for directly engaging the active blade, and for additionally engaging one or more stored replacement blades.

Abstract: This invention is a small saw for hunters in which the blade of the saw can be stored in a water tight compartment in the handle. The handle of the saw is a tube with a closed bottom and a threaded opening on the top. The tube is adapted to hold saw blades that are not being used. A cap with an o-ring and a thread bottom seal the handle water tight. On top of the cap is a semi-circular piece. Along both sides of the flat side of the semi-circular piece are grooves. In the middle of the flat side at the bottom of the flat side there is a threaded opening. Above the threaded opening in the middle is a small indent. The saw blade is placed on the flat side of the semi-circular piece. Over the saw blade is placed a U-shaped piece. The arms of the U fit within the ridges on the semi-circular piece. At the middle of the bottom of the U-shaped piece, is an opening that aligns with the threaded opening in the semi-circular piece.

Abstract: A razor having an extendable, telescoping handle is provided wherein the handle has at least one telescoping segment which is slidingly movable and frictionally securable to a number of extendable positions. Preferably, the handle is flexible and resilient to allow the razor blade to conform closely to the contours of the body portion being shaved. The telescoping handle can be removed and secured to a variety of razors, such as disposable razors.

Abstract: A utility knife having a preferred two piece construction is provided. The utility knife includes a knife handle of unitary construction and a blade carrier also of unitary construction. The blade carrier includes a cutting blade portion for engaging the cutting blade and a storage portion for engaging extra cutting blades. The blade carrier also includes a spring element having a button. The button includes a rib which engages notches located on a slot of the knife handle. The blade carrier, and hence the cutting blade, may be extended or retracted by depressing the button and moving the blade carrier within the knife handle. The blade carrier is locked in place as the rib on the button engages one of the notches in the slot. The blade carrier is removed from the knife handle by depressing the button and passing the blade carrier through an inner portion of the knife handle.

Abstract: A double-ended utility knife having a housing or handle including an elongated, generally rectangular base member with a first end, a second end, a front side, and a back side is disclosed. The front side of the base member has a front compartment and a cover and the back side has a back compartment with a cover where the covers are attached to the front and back sides, respectively. Each of the compartments and covers extends less than the total length of the base member and is located at opposite ends of the base member. Each cover is secured to the base member by its own screw so that only one cover need be removed in order to replace a blade. Blades extend from both ends of the housing and have their own actuator so that each blade may be extended or retracted independently of the other.

Abstract: A locking safety utility knife includes a body and an operating lever that is squeezed to deploy a retractable cutting blade from within the body. The blade can be locked in its retracted position by means of a ratchet-like mechanism including a pawl which is released by manipulating a cam operator. The pawl engages teeth formed on the outside of a door which closes the rear of a compartment formed in the operating handle to house spare blades, or a blade cartridge.

Abstract: A cutting tool is constructed from a rigid, U-shaped frame member which supports a pivotable blade holder assembly. The blade holder assembly is operative for clamping a replaceable utility blade to the frame member by means of an easily engageable bolt. A retractable safety cover prevents accidental injury from contact with the cutting blade, while a removable sleeve defines a storage area in conjunction with the frame member for storing one or more replaceable cutting blades.

Abstract: A walk away packaging for condiments comprising an eating utensil and at least one storage chamber formed in the handle of the eating utensil. The chamber has an open end at the distal end of the handle and extends therefrom longitudinally through a portion of the handle. A releasable sealing member is mounted within the open end of the chamber. Preferably, two spaced apart, parallel chambers are formed in the utensil for storing different condiments.

Abstract: An ergonomically-designed, multipurpose tool including a handle, a blade with a shank and a tip, and a fastener for attaching the handle to the shank. The blade has a curved outer edge extending substantially from the shank to the tip, with, preferably, an integrally-formed gut hook positioned near the shank and opening toward the tip. A portion of the outer edge is sharpened to form a cutting edge. The fastener is user-operable for moving the blade from a first operating position where it opposes the handle to at least one next operating position, for example, extending forward of the handle for use as a hatchet. Regardless of the position of the blade, the user can control the length and direction of a cut by pivoting the wrist alone, the forearm at the elbow, the entire arm from the hand gripping the knife to the shoulder, by pushing or pulling the knife with the hand and forearm, or any combination thereof.

Abstract: A utility knife having replaceable blades is provided having a handle with an exterior surface and an interior. A slide member is slidingly mounted in the interior of the handle. A blade is removably mounted to the slide member such that, in a first position, the blade is contained completely within the handle and, in a second position, the blade extends partially out of the handle. A shell is hinged to the handle at the exterior surface. The shell includes a central cavity shaped to receive replacement blades. Further, a utility knife having replaceable blades is provided having a handle with a first casing and a second casing. A hinge member is mounted to the first bottom edge and the second bottom edge such that the first casing can be rotated with respect to the second casing from a closed position to an open position. A slide beam is slidingly mounted on the first casing. A blade is removably attached to the front end of the slide beam.

Abstract: A flexible line trimmer having a rotating cutting head using a spool of flexible trimming line to form a cutting element is provided with a spare spool of cutting line, stored in various locations on the flexible line trimmer, available to replace the spool of trimming line after it is depleted.

Abstract: A utility knife has a blade magazine removably mounted in a manually holdable housing and rotatable about an axis parallel to a longitudinal axis of the housing. The blade magazine has a series of radially and longitudinally extending circumferentially spaced blade-receiving slots for separately receiving thin blades having a cutting edge at at least one end thereof, each slot having an open front end to enable a blade therein to be removed from the magazine by forward movement through the front end of the slot. The housing also carries a slidable transport mechanism having a manually engageable actuator projecting from the housing and slidable in a longitudinal direction between front and rear positions, the transport mechanism also having a blade-engaging arm within the housing.

Abstract: An axe is provided with an open cavity in the handle for receiving a removably secured secondary tool. A securing assembly includes a spring biased projecting member extending from the secondary tool passing through a hole in the axe handle. The securing assembly maintains the tool in the axe handle while permitting its easy release. The axe handle is made of a lightweight, high strength material such as fiberglass reinforced nylon.

Abstract: A portable hanging type tool kit structure including an outer box, an inner box, a transverse pin and several tools. The outer box is a hollow box body, having a rear close end formed with a rectangular opening and a front open end through which the inner box is placed into the outer box. An upper side of the outer box is disposed with a clip member for hanging the tool kit on a belt or a pocket. A lower side of the outer box is formed with a slot adjacent to the open end. A first or a second lateral side of the outer box is disposed with a hanging lug for hanging the tool kit. The inner box includes two lateral walls, a rear wall and a bottom board. The rear wall is formed with a notch in which a resilient latch block is located. The bottom board is formed with several slits at front end to divide the front end of the bottom board into several resilient plates. Two symmetrical recesses are formed on front ends of the two lateral walls. The transverse pin is horizontally fixed in the recesses.

Abstract: This disclosure concerns a foldable saw. It includes a main body, an upper cover disposed on an upper wall of the main body, a lower cover disposed on a lower wall of the main body and a rear cover. This foldable saw has receptacles for receiving spare saw blades which can be taken out to replace the original one. Also, this foldable saw can store several saw blades and these saw blades can be changed for different purposes when it is needed.

Abstract: A knife has an elongated body having a front end formed with a forwardly projecting trapezoidal-section tongue having a pair of side surfaces and a base surface bridging the side surfaces and a holder formed with a complementary trapezoidal-section slot having a pair of side surfaces extending parallel to and longitudinally slidable on the body side surfaces and a base surface bridging the holder side surfaces, extending parallel to the body base surface, spacedly confronting the body base surface, and forming therewith a blade seat. The tongue and groove have widths measured parallel to the base surfaces and transversely of the elongated body that decrease uniformly forward so that the side surfaces converge forward. A blade is gripped between the base surfaces and projecting forward from the body and holder.

Abstract: This invention combines the nail clipper and the tweezer into one unit. The tweezer part of the Twipper is in the space between the opposing metal parts of the nail clipper, and is held in place by the post that anchors the lever in between the opposing metal parts. The tweezer does not effect the operation of the clipper unit it is rotated 180.degree., extending through the jaws of the clipper. At this position, exerting force on the lever, which compresses the jaws of the clipper, forces together the jaws of the tweezer (scissor, etc.).

Abstract: A combination hand tool for use in the construction and finishing of interior wallboard panels in the construction trade, provides a utility knife for cutting and scoring of the board to the desired dimensions, a rasp or file surface for smoothing the cut edge of the wallboard, and a smoothly rounded handle end for use in tamping or burnishing the cut paper edge of the wallboard. The combination tool eliminates need for additional tools for the job, and enables the user to provide more smoothly finished edges to substantially reduce the time and materials otherwise required in applying tape and joint compound to relatively rough or unfinished edges. The tool is preferably formed of relatively durable materials, i.e., aluminum or stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long life, and is configured to accept standard utility knife blades.

Abstract: A butter pat dispenser including a rectangular box-like container having a U-shaped cover and a rectangular plate-like member. An end wall closes the first end of the container and the second end defines an opening. In one embodiment, the first end of the plate is pivotally mounted to the side walls defined by the legs of the cover. In another embodiment, side edge portions of the plate are received in longitudinally extending grooves in the interior surface of each of the side walls. A driver and a pusher provide means for advancing an end of the stick of butter out of the opening for slicing. The pusher comprises a pusher member disposed in the container and a nut or threaded sleeve disposed exteriorly to the container. The driver comprises a drive rod which is rotatably mounted to the top wall of the container and a knurled knob which is rotatably mounted to the end wall of the container. One end of the drive rod extends into a cavity in the knob.

Abstract: A utility knife/box cutter includes an ergonomically-shaped handle portion with exterior stippling to provide a good grasp upon the knife. Within the handle portion, a channel member is received in a forwardly extending cavity and movably receives a cutting blade carrier for longitudinal movement relative to the handle portion. A cutter blade carried in the blade carrier is moveable between a storage position entirely within the handle portion and successively further forward use and replacement positions. Also received into the handle portion is a spare blade holder member pivotal between a blade retaining position entirely within the handle portion and a blade releasing position in which a forward part of the spare blade holder member is pivoted out of the handle portion to present spare blades for removal and transfer to the cutting blade carrier.

Abstract: A utility knife has a blade magazine removably mounted in a manually holdable housing and rotatable about an axis parallel to a longitudinal axis of the housing. The blade magazine has a series of radially and longitudinally extending circumferentially spaced blade-receiving slots for separately receiving thin blades having a cutting edge at at least one end thereof, each slot having an open front end to enable a blade therein to be removed from the magazine by forward movement through the front end of the slot. The housing also carries a slidable transport mechanism having a manually engageable actuator projecting from the housing and slidable in a longitudinal direction between front and rear positions, the transport mechanism also having a blade-engaging arm within the housing.

Abstract: A fish penetrating tool for killing fish which have been previously caught by the user. The tool has both an opened and a closed orientation. In its broadest context, the tool includes a handle with a hollow interior and a fish penetrating needle. The needle can be secured to the handle in a first sense with the needle extending outwardly from the handle and a second sense with the needle secured within the hollow interior of the handle.

Abstract: A mounting/carrying device for blades includes a shank having at least one receiving compartment longitudinally extending therethrough for receiving a blade therein and a guiding slot longitudinally extending in one lateral side thereof and communicated with the receiving compartment, a retainer plate provided in the receiving compartment and comprising a groove defined in a first side thereof for receiving a blade end portion of the blade, a fastener element for securely fastening the blade to the retainer plate, and an accommodating compartment having an open end for receiving replacement blades therein. The groove of the retainer plate includes first and second groove sections defined in one side thereof, the first groove section being straight while the second groove section being at an angle with the first groove section.

Abstract: A nail clipper incorporating a pivoting retainer structure which pivots from a cylindrical member disposed in the rear of the nail clipper is disclosed. The pivoting retainer structure retains nail clippings and facilitates the emptying of these clippings. In a closed position, the pivoting retainer structure nests into the body of the nail clipper. In an open position, the pivoting retainer structure pivots out from its nested position allowing the nail clippings to be emptied. In accordance with the present invention, the nail clipper further incorporates an ergonomically advantageous shape and side cutting jaws which guarantee that a small, discrete portion of the nail will be cut with each action of the nail clipper.

Abstract: A scalpel handle is provided having the physical and ergonomic characteristics of a conventional surgical scalpel handle, but which houses a retractable blade support adapted for engaging scalpel blades having standard mounting posts. The scalpel blade is extended and retracted by the surgeon's index finger as a natural part of the motion of receiving and handing off the scalpel handle, which features few moving parts to thereby provide ease of disassembly and sterilization. Methods are also provided for replacing scalpel blades that are essentially the same as used for conventional non-retractable scalpel handles.

Abstract: An improved bowler's tape tool includes a curved tool portion with an enlarged handle portion. A knife edge is formed at one end of the curved tool portion. The knife edge is smaller than the curved tool in both radial thickness and circumferential extent. The knife edge can be placed behind the tape in a bowler's thumb hole for removal of the tape. The curved tool is utilized to apply new tape within the thumb hole. The handle facilitates easy gripping and movement of the tool to either apply or remove the tape. In other aspects of this invention, the handle portion extends radially outwardly for a greater distance then the curved tool portion. This ensures that the user is able to properly control the curved tool portion and apply the required forces for application or removal of the tape. Further, the curved tool portion is preferably formed with a radius of curvature that is smaller than the radius of curvature of the thumb hole such that the tool can be easily moved within the thumb hole.

Abstract: A nail clipping apparatus incorporating an internal receptacle, formed by an upper movable body section and a lower stationary body section, for capturing and storing nail clippings for subsequent disposal, and a finger actuated lever for displacing a cutting edge formed on the upper movable body section toward a complementary cutting edge formed on the lower body. The nail clipping apparatus further includes a cover which is pivotally secured to the upper movable body section. The cover is utilized to provide access to nail clippings captured within the internal receptacle and to selectively couple the finger actuated lever and the upper movable body section during a nail clipping operation.

Abstract: A utility knife includes a hollow handle, for retractably housing a blade mounted on a blade carrier. The blade carrier is pivotally coupled to an actuator. A user can extend or retract the blade through a front slot by depressing an actuating button and sliding the actuator along an actuator glideway and blade carrier along a carrier glideway to a desired position. Once in the desired position a resilient member on the actuator urges protrusions on the actuator into engagement with detents provided within the handle. The blade carrier glideway is provided in an non-parallel orientation with respect to the actuator glideway to obtain a beneficial force transmission to the actuator that tends to maintain engagement between the actuator and the detents. A blade guard at least partially surrounds the front slot to resist upward forces on the: blade during cutting, while a carrier guard contacts a portion of the cutting edge of the blade within the handle to protect the carrier from damage by the blade.

Abstract: A liquid or powder storage and dispensing spoon having a squeezable handle defining an internal reservoir to store liquids or powders before the same are squeezed through a dispensing port into an attached bowl for use.

Abstract: A u-channel nail clipping catcher case is provided herein for use with nail clipper, the case is made of rubber (elastic). It includes a floor, two side walls, back end, partial ceiling and a small lip at each top end of the walls. A new clipper design is introduced. It eliminate the use of the center pin in the regular design and uses a sliding pivot into slots within the side walls. The new design is to be used with the mentioned rubber catcher. Modifications on the regular nail clipper design are suggested to adopt the new catcher and achieve effective clipper catcher combination.

Abstract: A shaving kit comprises an openable, box-like body having a main portion and a lid, a blade assembly and a releasable connection for the blade assembly to said body. The body defines when closed, an inner space for housing shaving aids, in particular shaving gel or cream and optionally after-shave gel or cream, in suitably packaged form. The body has portions that match and interlock with portions of the blade assembly and is provided with a seat-shaped upper surface to support the blade assembly during the shaving operation. A hygienic cover is slidable over the blade assembly to protect the same when not in use.

Abstract: A heated knife comprising a handle; a cutting blade formed of a thermally conductive material having a tip end and a base end with the base end coupled to the handle; a heating element formed of a thermally conductive material disposed within the cutting blade with a portion thereof extended from the base end of the cutting blade; a power source coupled to the handle with the power source adapted to energize the heating element; and a switch coupled between the heating element and the power source and connected to the handle with the switch having one orientation for de-energizing the heating element and another orientation for energizing the heating element, whereby allowing the cutting blade to be heated.

Abstract: An artwork gravity knife comprises a first handle body, a second handle body, a knife pushing mount, and a blade box. The first and the second handle bodies are pivoted respectively at the rear end thereof to a pivot such that they can be rotated in relation to each other. The first and the second handle bodies are provided respectively at the front end thereof with a knife pushing mount behind which the blade box is disposed. The blade box also serves to fasten securely the first and the second handle bodies. The blade in use can be replaced easily and safely with those which are kept in the built-in blade box.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a blister pack opener which includes a structure designed to receive a soft pack of individually segregated unit dosages of medication. The opener or soft pack puncturing mechanism has a first component, a second component and a third component which are hingedly connected to one another. The first component is a blister pusher and has a unit dosage section base protrusion thereon. The second component is a blister positioner and has an orifice located thereon which is of sufficient size to receive a unit dosage section of a soft pack commonly referred to as a "blister" and the third component is a blister cutter/ejector and has a cutting protrusion adapted to nest within the orifice of the second component and around the base protrusion of the first component so as to cut the packaging and eject the cut piece of the packaging along with the pill.

Abstract: An improved safety utility knife has a hollow handle and a blade which is normally retracted within the handle, but can be extended by squeezing an operating lever. The lever is connected to the blade holder by a toggle linkage having a rearmost pin secured in a discrete support whose position is adjustable. A thumbscrew threaded into the support enables one to adjust the position of the support from outside the handle, and thus change how far the blade protrudes from the handle when the operating lever is fully depressed.

Abstract: The shaft parts of a laying knife are pivotable against one another in scissor-like manner with a joint for opening purposes and in the use position are prevented from rotating by a plug-in bolt constructed as a blade magazine and are prevented from spreading by front and rear locking devices, a rear knocking surface of the handle shaft being continuously formed by a single shaft part. This leads to very simple operation with high stability of the handle shaft.

Abstract: A utility knife/box cutter includes an ergonomically-shaped handle portion with exterior stippling to provide a good grasp upon the knife. Within the handle portion, a channel member is received in a forwardly extending cavity and movably receives a cutting blade carrier for longitudinal movement relative to the handle portion. A cutter blade carried in the blade carrier is moveable between a storage position entirely within the handle portion and successively further forward use and replacement positions. Also received into the handle portion is a spare blade holder member pivotal between a blade retaining position entirely within the handle portion and a blade releasing position in which a forward part of the spare blade holder member is pivoted out of the handle portion to present spare blades for removal and transfer to the cutting blade carrier.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a container which includes an applicator structure, preferably in the form of a spoon secured to the open end of the container in which food is stored. Squeezing and/or tilting of the container allows food to pass through the interior of the spoon and be delivered to an infant's mouth. A valve structure is disposed in flow-regulating relation between the food within the container and the applicator spoon. The valve may be moved between an open and closed position to prevent spillage and/or selectively allow food to pass onto the spoon when feeding of the infant is desired.

Abstract: An improved safety utility knife has a hollow handle and a blade which is normally retracted within the handle, but can be extended by squeezing an operating lever. The lever is connected to the blade holder by a toggle linkage having a rearmost pin secured in a discrete support whose position is adjustable. A thumbscrew threaded into the support enables one to adjust the position of the support from outside the handle, and thus change how far the blade protrudes from the handle when the operating lever is fully depressed.

Abstract: A releasably locking handle for a retractable blade utility knife The handle is formed from a pair of elongated mating handle halves connected by a central pivot. A slidable blade carrier is supported between the handle halves. The handle has a dual locking mechanism which provides for pivotal opening of the handle only when the blade carrier is in a fully forward position. A magnet which is fixed in the handle slidably supports the blade carrier.

Abstract: The blade includes a frame body designed as latticework which forms together with two handle shells which can be snapped onto its side the blade handle, and includes a blade which can be clamped by a clamping screw which can be screwed into the frame body into a thread thereof located at the foreward end section of the knife handle, which blade is pressed against a supporting body covered by hard metal and located in the frame body. By the pressing of the blade against the hard metal by means of a clamping screw of which the diameter is larger than the width of the blade any kind of blades can be clamped in the knife handle without using the form locked arresting between blade and knife handle for instance in form of recesses at the edge of the blade such as common at the blades of various designs being generally available on the market. The knife can, therefore, be used with all blades available on the market.

Abstract: The invention provides a hand held razor-containing cutting device formed from two separable halves that are connected together during use along a centrally located longitudinally extending parting line. The two halves of the tool are held in contact with one another by means of frictional connecting elements that allow the halves of the tool to snap together for use. A pair of adjacent disassembly tabs are provided. One such tab is located on each half of the tool to facilitate separating the halves of the tool by prying the halves apart, usually with a screwdriver or similar tool that is placed between the tabs and then twisted to pry the tabs away from one another for separating the two portions of the cutting device so that the razor blade can be removed and replaced when required. The frictional connecting elements comprise C-shaped cooperating retaining studs that extend from one half of the tool and during assembly snap into openings provided in the other half.

Abstract: A fiberglass insulation cutting tool is described as including a blade extending forwardly from the front portion of a one-piece housing having a handle grip for the user to grasp onto. The front portion of the tool is rounded at the bottom and is tapered inwardly from its sides, to compress under pressure the fiberglass insulation to be cut by the blade as the tool is dragged rearwardly in use.

Abstract: Cutting structure for scoring or cutting surfaces is disclosed. The cutting structure includes a housing having elongated sides, a blade and thumb positioning structure associated with the elongated sides. Measurement means may be positioned against the thumb positioning structure and may be held in place by the user's thumb thus providing a measured distance which may be cut. The invention further includes angled structure associated with the housing which provides a guiding surface when making angled or mitered cuts along the edge of drywall. The invention may also include a retractable measuring structure retained within the housing, a retractable blade, retaining means formed in the housing for housing spare blades and a notch for cutting rope and the like.

Abstract: A shaving apparatus for flat and contour shaving makes it possible to distribute in the form of a think film on the skin just prior to shaving a cosmetic or pharmaceutical preparation. It comprises an applicator part, a feed part and a blade part, the blade part and the applicator part together forming the razor head (1), while the feed part forms the razor handle (4). The preparation is applied by means of a roll (5) or a spatula-like part, on which rotates a thin film of the preparation supply shielded from the outside. The feed device comprises a preparartion reservoir (6) and a miniature pump (5), which is arranged in such a way that it can easily be operated during application by the fingers guiding the razor and consequently during shaving preparation is fed into the applicator. The blade part comprises at least one blade functionally cooperating with the applicator part.

Abstract: A blade-carrier tool of the type forming a handle for holding in the hand, and provided at its front end with a removable blade which is held in position by a clamping mechanism including two jaws between which the blade may be engaged. The jaws of the clamping mechanism are connected to respective levers serving to control the clamping mechanism. The levers are suitable for occupying an open first position in which the jaws are moved apart from each other, and a closed second position which is spontaneously locked under the action of declutchable locking means, in which position the jaws bear against respective opposite sides of the blade and hold it securely in position.