Abstract: A cutting tool is provided which may include a first blade and a second blade rotatably coupled to the first blade. The cutting tool may include a first handle rotatably coupled to the first blade, the first handle rotatable between a deployed position and a folded position, and a second handle rotatably coupled to the second blade, the second handle rotatable between a deployed position and a folded position. The cutting tool may also include a first rotation lock configured to hold the first handle fixed relative to the first blade. The first handle may be configured to be rotatable relative to the first blade in response to the first rotation lock being disengaged. The first rotation lock may be configured to be held in the disengaged position in response to the first handle being disposed between the deployed position and the folded position.

Abstract: A utility scissors assembly structured to facilitate the cutting and/or punching a hole in a material item, through the provision of a combination scissors device and a retractable punch mechanism. A utility scissors assembly includes two pivotally connected utility members pivotable between a open and a closed position, each including a blade portion and a handle portion. The punch mechanism may be connected to a utility member and pivotable thereon into and out of an exposed, operative orientation corresponding to the utility member. The second utility member may include an aperture disposed and structured to engage and receive the correspondingly aligned punch mechanism, at least when the punch mechanism is in the operative orientation and the utility members are in the closed position.

Abstract: Provided are scissors with excellent safety that can more reliably prevent finger pinch when being closed. In the present invention, finger pinch prevention guards 20a, 20b for preventing fingertips from entering the opposing inner surfaces 10a, 10b side from above or below are formed on left and right operation portions 7a, 7b. This can prevent user's fingertips from reaching the opposing inner surfaces (10a, 10b) by setting the user's fingertips inserted into finger placing holes (6a, 6b) along upper and lower surfaces of the finger pinch prevention guards 20a, 20b. Consequently, when the operation portions 7a, 7b are in the closed position, the fingertips are prevented from being pinched between the opposing inner surfaces 10a, 10b so as not to cause finger pinch.

Abstract: A cutting tool is provided which may include a first blade and a second blade rotatably coupled to the first blade. The cutting tool may include a first handle rotatably coupled to the first blade, the first handle rotatable between a deployed position and a folded position, and a second handle rotatably coupled to the second blade, the second handle rotatable between a deployed position and a folded position. The cutting tool may also include a first rotation lock configured to hold the first handle fixed relative to the first blade. The first handle may be configured to be rotatable relative to the first blade in response to the first rotation lock being disengaged. The first rotation lock may be configured to be held in the disengaged position in response to the first handle being disposed between the deployed position and the folded position.

Abstract: A body structure of a hairdressing scissor includes two body portions pivotally connected with each other. Each of the body portions includes a handle and a knife edge. The handle has a first connection section extended from one end thereof and having a notch defined thereon. The knife edge has a convex second connection section extended from one end thereof and fitted to the notch. The handle can be firmly assembled with the knife edge when corresponding connection sections with fitted shapes are engaged together.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a new type of scissors for hairstylist which allows the hairstylist to optimise the cutting operations, in particular by eliminating the need to go over the tip of the locks of hair with the tip of the straight scissors or to go over the locks of hair with trimming scissors in order to move the edge of the lock of hair, which is straight when the lock of hair is cut using the straight scissors or other similar known models of the prior art. Instead, the scissors according to the present invention allows in a single cutting operation to obtain a “perfectly irregular” end of the lock of hair, obtaining an irregular line of perfect measure and combining the gripping comfort and the manageability of the scissors for hairstylists with the efficacy of a tool capable of obtaining a non-straight cut of the lock of hair, conferring in this manner a greater comfort of use and a greater efficacy to the scissors.

Abstract: The present invention provides multi-blades scissors capable of reducing a load generated when a relatively hard object is cut. There is provided scissors including a plurality of pairs of blades, a first pair of blades among the plurality of pairs of blades deviating from a second pair of blades disposed adjacent to the first pair of blades with respect to a timing at which blades start engaging with each other.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors comprises a first blade, a second blade pivotally secured to the first blade. A female connecting portion having a dovetail or T-shaped slot is disposed on at least one of the first and second blades, and a male connecting portion having a dovetail or T-shaped cross section is disposed on at least one of the first and second blades, two pairs of scissors are secured to each other in such a manner that a male connecting portion on a first one of the two pairs of scissors is inserted in a slot of a female connecting portion on a second one of the two pairs of scissors.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors comprises a first blade, a second blade pivotally secured to the first blade, at least two recesses formed at least one of the first and second blades, and at least a retainer fixed on at least one of the first and second blades. The retainer has two retaining portions each having an edge, two pairs of scissors are secured to each other in such a manner that an edge of a retainer of a first one of the two pairs of scissors is locked in two recesses of a second one of the two pairs of scissors.

Abstract: A punching tool for forming an attachment in a side-lapped seam of steel decking includes four cutting jaws each having a cutting edge. Two jaws are positioned against one side of the seam, and two jaws are positioned on the opposite side of the seam. An actuator selectively pivots the cutting edges of opposing jaws generally toward each other to a closed position, driving the cutting edges of a first pair of jaws partially past each other for cutting a first slot through the seam, and driving the cutting edges of a second pair of jaws partially past each other for cutting a second slot through the seam. Also disclosed are a method for forming such an attachment, as well as the attachment structure which results therefrom.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors and a positioning device thereof, the pair of hairdressing scissors having a connecting structure formed with a recess, a protrusion and a through hole. A positioning device is disposed in the through hole and includes a retaining member, an elastic member and a fixing member. When coupling a plurality of pairs of hairdressing scissors together, the protrusion of a pair of hairdressing scissors is engaged in the recess of another pair of hairdressing scissors. The protrusion moves toward and presses the retaining member, so that the retaining member will overcome the elastic force of the elastic member and retract into the through hole.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors, wherein a connecting block is mounted in the hairdressing scissor, on a first wall surface of the connecting block is protrusively formed a rib portion having a retaining ear thereof, and on a second wall surface of the connecting block is defined with a perforation thereof for engaging with the retaining ear, and an elastic member is mounted in the connecting block. Therefore, when the retaining ear of one pair of hairdressing scissors is engaged in the perforation of another pair of hairdressing scissors, the elastic member presses against the retaining ear, in this way, the pairs of hairdressing scissors can be coupled and positioned relative to one another firmly.

Abstract: A combination hairdressing scissor assembly includes pairs of hairdressing scissors, each formed of two cutting members pivotally connected together, a coupling structure set between each two pairs of hairdressing scissors for enabling the hairdressing scissors to be slidably coupled together, and a positioning structure formed in each pair of hairdressing scissors for enabling the pairs of hairdressing scissors to be locked by engaging the spring-supported steel ball of the positioning structure of one pair of hairdressing scissors into the receiving portion of the positioning structure of another pair of hairdressing scissors.

Abstract: A combination hairdressing scissor assembly is disclosed to include a plurality of male connecting members and a plurality of female connecting members symmetrically provided at two opposite sides of each pair of hairdressing scissors for enabling a plural pairs of hairdressing scissors to be connected in parallel by fastening the male connecting members of one pair of hairdressing scissors into the female connecting members of another pair of hairdressing scissors, each female connecting member having a front receiving open chamber, each male connecting member having two parallel insertion blocks engageable into the front receiving open chamber of the corresponding female connecting member by force.

Abstract: A combination hairdressing scissor assembly comprises a plurality of male connecting members and a plurality of female connecting members symmetrically provided at two opposite sides of each pair of hairdressing scissors for enabling plural pairs of hairdressing scissors to be connected in parallel by fastening the male connecting members of one pair of hairdressing scissors into the female connecting members of another pair of hairdressing scissors, each female connecting member having two clamping arms and two elastic stop strips connected between the clamping arms at top and bottom sides for securing the respective male connecting member in place upon insertion of the respective male connecting member into the opening between the clamping arms.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors includes two cutting members pivotally connected together. Each cutting member includes a handle having a first side in which a first groove is defined and a second side in which a second groove is defined. A magnetic member is mounted in each first groove in a manner that the magnetic member has an exposed portion outside the respective handle. The exposed portion of each magnetic member of the pair of hairdressing scissors is adapted to be securely engaged with a second groove of a respective handle of another pair of similarly constructed hairdressing scissors. In another embodiment, each cutting member includes a handle having a through-hole extending from a first side thereof through a second side thereof, and a magnetic member is mounted in each through-hole.

Abstract: A hairdressing scissor assembly includes plural pairs of hairdressing scissors each having two cutting members pivotally connected together, female and male connectors respectively secured to first and second sides of the pairs of hairdressing scissors for joining the pairs of hairdressing scissors. Each female connector has a through hole for receiving one male connector. Each male connector has a retaining block, which has the maximum outer diameter slightly greater than the through hole of each female connector, so that the retaining block of one male connector at one pair of hairdressing scissors is insertable through the through hole of one female connector at another pair of hairdressing scissors by force and stoppable at one end of the through hole of the associating female connector to have the respective male connector and the respective female connector be fastened together to join the pairs of hairdressing scissors.

Abstract: A pair of scissors includes a left member, a right member, a main member and a combining member pivotally combined together. The scissors are formed with two different-shaped blades able to cut paper into different-patterned borderlines, convenient in use and able to lower expenses.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors includes two cutting members pivotally connected together. Each cutting member includes a handle having a first side in which a first groove is defined and a second side in which a second groove is defined. A magnetic member is mounted in each first groove in a manner that the magnetic member has an exposed portion outside the respective handle. The exposed portion of each magnetic member of the pair of hairdressing scissors is adapted to be securely engaged with a second groove of a respective handle of another pair of similarly constructed hairdressing scissors. In another embodiment, each cutting member includes a handle having a through-hole extending from a first side thereof through a second side thereof, and a magnetic member is mounted in each through-hole.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors includes two cutting members pivotally connected together. Each cutting member includes a handle having a first side in which a first groove is defined and a second side in which a second groove is defined. A magnetic member is mounted in each first groove in a manner that the magnetic member has an exposed portion outside the respective handle. The exposed portion of each magnetic member of the pair of hairdressing scissors is adapted to be securely engaged with a second groove of a respective handle of another pair of similarly constructed hairdressing scissors. In another embodiment, each cutting member includes a handle having a through-hole extending from a first side thereof through a second side thereof, and a magnetic member is mounted in each through-hole.

Abstract: A hairdressing scissor assembly includes at least two pair of scissors each having a first scissor element and a second scissor element pivoted to the first scissor element. Each of the first scissor element and the second scissor element includes a handle. A first engaging element is formed on a first side of a first connecting member and releasably engaged with a side of one of the handles of one of the pairs of scissors. A second engaging element is formed on a second side of the first connecting member and releasably engaged with the other side of one of said handles of the other pair of scissors. The first connecting member can be replaced by a second connecting member having a thickness different from that of the first connecting member, thereby allowing a change in a spacing between the pairs of scissors.

Abstract: A hairdressing scissor assembly includes at least two pair of scissors each having a first scissor element and a second scissor element pivoted to the first scissor element. Each of the first scissor element and the second scissor element includes a handle. A first engaging element is formed on a first side of a first connecting member and releasably engaged with a side of one of the handles of one of the pairs of scissors. A second engaging element is formed on a second side of the first connecting member and releasably engaged with the other side of one of said handles of the other pair of scissors. The first connecting member can be replaced by a second connecting member having a thickness different from that of the first connecting member, thereby allowing a change in a spacing between the pairs of scissors.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors comprises two cutting members pivotally connected together. Each cutting member comprises a handle at a first end thereof and a blade at a second end thereof. A through-hole is defined in at least one of the handles. A connecting block is securely mounted in the through-hole and comprises a dovetail groove in a first side thereof and a dovetail block in a second side thereof. The dovetail block of the connecting block of one pair of hairdressing scissors is releasably engaged with the dovetail groove of the connecting block of another pair of hairdressing scissors.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors comprises two cutting members pivotally connected together. Each cutting member comprises a handle at a first end thereof and a blade at a second end thereof. A receiving groove is defined in a side of at least one of the handles, and an L-shaped slot is defined in the other side of said at least one of the handles. A connecting block is partially, securely mounted in the receiving groove with an L-shaped portion exposed outside the receiving groove. The L-shaped portion of the connecting block of a pair of hairdressing scissors is releasably engaged with the L-shaped slot of another pair of hairdressing scissors, thereby allowing assembly of plural pairs of hairdressing scissors for proceeding with special haircutting.

Abstract: A pair of scissors includes two scissor element each having a handle and a blade. Each handle includes a through-hole and a connection block securely received in the through-hole. The connection block includes opposed first and second sides. A slot is defined in the first side of the connection block, and an engaging member is formed on the second side of the connection block. The slot of each connection block on one pair of scissors is releasably engaged with the engaging member of an associated connection block of another pair of scissors.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors comprises two cutting members pivotally connected together. Each cutting member comprises a handle at a first end thereof and a blade at a second end thereof. A receiving groove is defined in a side of at least one of the handles, and an L-shaped slot is defined in the other side of said at least one of the handles. A connecting block is partially, securely mounted in the receiving groove with an L-shaped portion exposed outside the receiving groove. The L-shaped portion of the connecting block of a pair of hairdressing scissors is releasably engaged with the L-shaped slot of another pair of hairdressing scissors, thereby allowing assembly of plural pairs of hairdressing scissors for proceeding with special haircutting.

Abstract: A manually operable hair-cutting tool is disclosed wherein a plurality of paired cutting blades operate together simultaneously to achieve cutting or thinning of hair. The hair-cutting tool preferably comprises three pairs of elongated cutting blades, the pairs separate from each other but provided with an element of being connected together at a pivot point and thereby forming a combination of a central pair of cutting blades and two outer pairs of cutting blades, such that the cutting blades operate together through movement of actuating handles on the central pair of cutting blades around the pivot point. The outer pairs of cutting blades can optionally be removed for operation of the hair-cutting tool as a traditional pair of scissors and for ease of sharpening.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors comprises two cutting members pivotally connected together. Each cutting member comprises a handle at a first end thereof and a blade at a second end thereof. At least one first positioning hole is defined in a side of a first one of the handles. At least one second positioning hole is defined in a side of a second one of the handles. At least one first engaging member is secured to the other side of the first handle. At least one second engaging member is secured to the other side of the second handle. An end of each of the first and the second engaging members of one pair of hairdressing scissors is releasably force fitted into an associated one of the first and second positioning holes of another pair of hairdressing scissors.

Abstract: A haircutting tool comprising in which the cutting means, extending from grip means (6, 8), coaxially thereto, comprise at least one V-shaped cutting front (F) defined by at least one couple of outer blades (2, 4), at least one outer blade (2, 4) being pivotable with respect to the grip means (6, 8). Means (11) for driving the at least one outer pivotable blade are fit to be operated in order to adjust the angle of said at least one V-shaped cutting front (F).

Abstract: A cutting device especially designed for cutting up salad greens includes two blades, a rib and handles. The two blades are inter-secured to rotate together about a common axis, but are spaced apart from each other along the common axis. The rib is pivotably secured to the two blades so as to rotate about the common axis, and is curved in a direction of rotation so as to have a concave surface. The handles are integrated with the two blades and the rib to control the two blades and the rib to rotate simultaneously between open and closed positions. The concave surface of the rib is the lead surface when moving from the open position to the closed position, and the cutting edges of the two blades cross edges of the concave surface when moving from the open position to the closed position, so as to perform a cutting action.

Abstract: A pair of hairdressing scissors has a pair of handles, and a pivot fastening the handles pivotally. Each handle has a through hole receiving a U-shaped connection block. The U-shaped connection block has a slot and an opening. A protruded bar is disposed on the U-shaped connection block. The protruded bar has a block end and a notch defined between the block end and the U-shaped connection block.

Abstract: A cutting tool includes first, second and third pairs of scissors. The first and third pairs of scissors are spaced apart from the second pair of scissors by a fixed distance. Each pair of scissors includes a first elongated member and a second elongated member pivotally coupled to the first elongated member. Each elongated member has a handle portion and a cutting portion, including a cutting blade. The cutting tool further includes spacing elements disposed between each pair of scissors to offset the pairs of scissors from each other. A retaining member is coupled to the first elongated member of each pair of scissors to secure the first elongated members together. The second elongated member of each pair of scissors, however, is movable independent of the other scissors. The cutting tool is ideally suited for cutting and styling hair when dry.

Abstract: A pair of combined cutting and thinning shears is comprised of a pair of handles, a pair of cutting blades attached to respective front ends of the handles, and a pair of thinning blades attached to respective rear ends of the handles. The cutting blades are pivoted together at a position adjacent the handles. A guide tab on one of the thinning blades mate with the opposite thinning blade to ensure their proper alignment when closed. In a second embodiment, the handles include inside edges that are in constant engagement with each other throughout their entire range of movement to ensure alignment between the thinning blades. Both embodiments can be used to cut or thin hair by simply positioning hair between either the cutting blades or thinning blades.

Abstract: Disclosed is a device for use by a hair stylist to cut the hair of a person. In one embodiment, the device comprises first and second blade members each having a handle portion and a blade portion. Each of the blade portions has a cutting edge and a non-cutting edge terminating in a dull or rounded end. By movement of the handles, the blade portions are rotatable from a closed position to an open position. In the closed position, the non-cutting edges of the blade portions are spaced apart to form a first V-shaped gap which may receive but not cut any hair. In the open position, the cutting edges of the blade portions are spaced part and any hair placed therein is cut when the blade portions are moved to the closed position. In both the open and close positions, the cutting edges can never be brought into contact with the stylist's hands and fingers or the skin of the client.

Abstract: A hair styling apparatus is provided which includes a hair thinning scissors and a hair cutting scissors releasably interconnected to one another at a common pivot point and secured together by a connector device to prevent relative movement so that a hair stylist can manipulate both scissors with precision to simultaneously thin and cut the hair of an individual while permitting disengagement of the two scissors for separate use, easy cleaning and/or substitution of one scissors for another.

Abstract: A dispensing apparatus, such as a caulking gun, includes an elongated handle having a U-shape cross section to define an internal space. A support member is mounted on the handle configured for receiving a dispensing cartridge having a nozzle at one end and being sealed at the other end by a slidable diaphragm or seal. A plunger rod and piston assembly is mounted on the handle for operatively engaging the cartridge diaphragm to dispense compounds or viscous mediums from the open nozzle of the cartridge. A trigger is pivotally attached to the handle for incrementally advancing the plunger assembly as the trigger is pulled from an extended position most remote from the handle to a retract position most proximate to the handle. A spring normally urges the trigger to move to the extended position. An aperture is provided in the handle for receiving at least a portion of a nozzle of a dispensing cartridge.

Abstract: A poly-scissors device and a scissors connector, both aimed at simultaneously cutting two or more cuts in a medium, which cuts are at a constant distance from one another along their length. The poly-scissors includes two elements, each of which includes a spacer, two cutting ends and an operating end. The cutting ends are connected to the spacer in a substantially parallel and spaced apart orientation and the operating end is connected to the spacer in an opposite direction. The first cutting end of the first element is pivotally connected to the first cutting end of the second element while the second cutting end of the first element is pivotally connected to the second cutting end of the second element. The scissors connector is aimed at substantially parallel connecting at least two pairs of scissors, each of which has a pair of handles. The scissors connector includes two connecting members which connect the two pairs of handles.

Abstract: The lock cylinder with an external housing accommodates, on its rear face, a closure element acting upon a mortise lock or the like and with an exchangeably inserted core unit the casing of which contains housing pins as tumblers and a cylinder core equipped with a key channel, said cylinder core also receiving core pins as tumblers and being connected merely in a plug-in manner to coupling pins which issue from said closure element and project freely into a socket in said external housing serving for insertion of said core unit, wherein engagement of said coupling pins extends only over a rear region, which is free from key channels, of said cylinder core.

Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus for cutting threaded rods.This apparatus essentially comprises a frame (1) to which a square (2) is fixed by a bolt (6), the said square having a semicylindrical threaded nest (2a) at the top, and to which a moving part (3) is jointed, the said moving part being provided at the bottom with another semicylindrical threaded nest (3a) arranged opposite the one (2a) located in the fixed part (2). The moving part (3) is actuated by a force-multiplying lever (4).The threaded nests (2a and 3a) come to bear against the threaded rod (5) at the moment when cutting takes place, so as to preserve the integrity of the thread of the threaded rod (5).Application: building industry.

Abstract: A bolt cutter device having a generally cylindrical body member in the form of a sleeve, and a shear body slidably movable therein, the body member having tapped openings each receivable of a bolt to be cut.

Abstract: The cutter comprises a cylindrical pipe closed at one end by a plate having a plurality of eccentrically spaced holes. The pipe is externally threaded into the internally threaded pipe with a closed end having an eccentrically located hole for mounting over the protruding end of a Johnny bolt which is to be cut off. The externally threaded pipe has an upper end with holes drilled therethrough for receiving a wrench bar, wherewith to forcibly turn the externally threaded pipe within, the internally threaded pipe when the hole therein is mounted over a bolt end which extends through one of the holes in the closed end of the other pipe, so that by turning said pipes relative to each other the protruding bolt end may be broken or cut off.

Abstract: A shearing cutter for wire and cable, particularly insulated metal wires and wire bundles as used in electrical and electronic circuits, is constructed in the form of a hand tool with elongated, hinged handles adapted to develop shearing forces between cooperating blades cantilevered beyond the hinge point from each of the handles. The blades are symmetrical in shape and define a substantially circular opening between semicircular bights sharpened into cutting edges in each of the blades. A wire or cable is maintained in a central location with respect to the aforementioned bights by the enveloping nature of the cutting edges, resulting in a clean, uniform shear plane.