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 gardening shears includes a shears body, an actuating mechanism supported on the shears body, a nozzle assembly to be driven by the actuating mechanism, a container, a flexible tube connected between the nozzle assembly and the container for guiding a chemical fluid out of the container to the nozzle assembly for spraying onto the cutter blades of the shears body or the cut cross section of a stalk or twig as the actuating mechanism is forced to drive the nozzle during a cutting operation of shears body.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for manufacturing barber scissors, wherein the scissor blades are pre-shaped from blanks by a predetermined degree of curvature in the direction facing away from the edge. This is followed by a step of welding on a hard metal material in the form of a welding bead on respective mutually facing faces of the scissor blades in order to form the edges, wherein the preliminary curvature of the scissor blades is neutralized owing to the influence of heat during the welding process. Subsequently the welding beads are ground so as to form the edges, and the scissor halves are pre-set and hardened. Then the barber scissors are hard-set in the assembled condition. The invention furthermore relates to barber scissors having such a configuration. Here the edges are present as massive material over the entire thickness of the scissor blades, so that even severally repeated re-grinding or re-setting of the barber scissors is possible without any loss of functionality.

Abstract: A handle for scissors including an embedded joint portion that is embedded in the finger support of the first handle portion as a joint portion of the first blade and expose from the intermediate section. The first section and the second section extend from the intermediate section to the perceptible portion in the inner end, respectively, with the intermediate section arranged between the first and second sections. The finger support of the first handle portion includes outer cover portions each serving as a finger contact portion. The outer cover portions are formed in the first section in the second section, respectively, for covering the embedded joint portion of the first blade.

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 improved scissors is provided herein, which separates the blades and handles of the pair of scissors into individual parts. These parts are joined at the pivot point by a locking mechanism. By adjusting the locking mechanism, the included angle between the blades and handles of the pair of scissors can be varied easily in accordance the requirement of the application. In addition, with the present invention, the handles can also be replaced by those that are safer and more comfortable to operate. As such, the stress and burden of the user's fingers and wrist can be relieved in operating the pair of scissors.

Abstract: A cutting tool includes two metal handles each having a first end formed with a mounting portion and a second end formed with a blade portion, and two plastic grips each having an inside formed with a mounting hole mounted on the mounting portion of the respective metal handle. The mounting hole of each of the plastic grips has a first end formed with a first separation slot and a second end formed with a second separation slot. Thus, the plastic grips are detachable from the metal handles when the cutting tool is worn out, so that the plastic grips and the metal handles are separated from each other, thereby facilitating reuse of the plastic grips and the metal handles.

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 pair of scissors include a pair of intersecting main cutting members pivotally connected with each other, and multiple pairs of intersecting secondary cutting members pivotally connected with each other and coupled with the main cutting members so that each pair of the intersecting secondary cutting members are movable in concert with the main cutting members to perform opening or closing actions. Thus, the secondary cutting members co-operate with the main cutting members to form multiple cutting slits on the paper at a time so as to shred the paper or cut the paper into multiple pieces in a shorter period of time, thereby saving the working time and enhancing the working efficiency.

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 pair of kitchen shears comprises a pair of blade members having respective handle portions at their proximal end regions and respective cutting edges at their distal end regions, and a coupling mechanism for coupling the blade members for pivoting movement with respect to each other about a pivot axis generally perpendicular to the blade members so that the cutting edges can be pivoted towards and away from each other about said axis. The coupling mechanism is manually operable to selectively decouple the blade members from each other. At least one of the blade members has a knife edge along its distal end region so it can function as a paring knife when separated from the other blade member.

Abstract: An illuminating nail clipper for clipping the nails of an animal such as a dog, cat, bird, or the like which allows for the clipping of an individual nail at the desired length to prevent injury or improper length cutting for the animal. The device includes a hand-actuated clipping blade used in conjunction with an adjustable in size nail holder which includes a cutting hole and which allows the nail to be clipped to be firmly held at a particular position relative to the nail cutting blade. A light source illuminates an animal's nail to make it translucent, allowing the operator to see the capillaries within the nail and thus to avoid cutting to the live portion of the nail.

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 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 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 gardening shears include a first handle, a first cutting member, a second cutting member, and a second handle. Thus, when the second cutting member is movable toward the first cutting member to perform the cutting action, the linking rod of the second cutting member pushes the first cutting member to drive the first cutting member to pivot about the drive arm of the mounting seat to push the first blade of the first cutting member downward, so that the first blade of the first cutting member is further movable toward the second blade of the second cutting member so as to enhance the cutting force of the first cutting member and the second cutting member thereby enhancing the working efficiency of the gardening shears.

Abstract: A pair of scissors includes two scissor elements and a pivotal device. Each scissor element includes a countersink extending from a first side thereof through a second side thereof. The pivotal device includes a screw and a nut. The screw includes a threaded shank and an enlarged head. The nut includes a non-circular shank and an enlarged head, with a screw hole extending through the non-circular shank and the enlarged head of the nut. The nut is received in the countersink of one of the scissor elements, with the non-circular shank of the nut extending into a non-circular countersink of the other scissor element. The threaded shank of the screw is threadedly engaged with the screw hole of the nut. Thus, the contact area between the screw and the pivotable scissor elements is small.

Abstract: A cutting apparatus includes first and second subassemblies. The first subassembly has a first handle and a blade connected to the first handle, the blade including a proximal end portion attached to the handle, a distal end portion, and a cutting edge intermediate the proximal and distal end portions. The second subassembly has a second handle and an anvil with a knife-opposing surface. The first and second subassemblies are adapted to be manually assembled pivotally together to form a blade-and-anvil cutters and to be manually unsnapped to enable independent use of the first subassembly as a knife. The action of a user squeezing the first and second handles toward each other causes the knife-opposing surface of the anvil and the cutting edge of the blade to move toward each other in order to cut an object positioned intermediate the knife-opposing surface and the cutting edge.

Abstract: A shearing tool has a fulcrum shaft, a first blade rigidly attached to the fulcrum shaft, a first element also rigidly attached to the fulcrum shaft and spaced apart on the shaft from the first blade, and a second blade contiguous with a second element, the second blade pivoted on the fulcrum shaft at one end of the blade, and between the attachment positions of the first blade and the first element such that relative rotation of the first and second elements causes relative rotation of the first and second blades producing a shearing action.

Abstract: A multifunctional knife device has a main handle, a main blade having a tang inserted in the main handle, an auxiliary handle, an auxiliary blade having a serrated tang inserted in the auxiliary handle, and a spring inserted in the main handle and the auxiliary handle. The main blade has a plurality of round holes, and the tang having a round aperture. The auxiliary blade has a circular aperture. A pivot bolt fastens the main blade and the auxiliary blade together. A nut engages with the pivot bolt. The main handle has a slot. A serrated block is inserted in the slot of the main handle. The auxiliary handle has a notch to match the slot of the main handle.

Abstract: A held method of cutting a fiber optic cable having an optical fiber surrounded by at least one protective layer comprises providing a cutting tool having opposingly directed blunt surfaces and opposingly directed sharp surfaces. The cutting tool is movable between an opened position and a closed position. This method also comprises the steps of positioning the fiber optic cable between the opposingly directed blunt surfaces and moving the cutting tool toward the closed position sufficiently to crush the optical fiber without cutting through the protective layer. The method further comprises the steps of moving the cutting tool toward the opened position sufficiently to release the fiber optic cable from between the blunt surfaces, positioning the fiber optic cable between the opposingly directed sharp surfaces and moving the cutting tool toward the closed position sufficiently to cut through the protective layer.

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 gardening scissor includes a handle, a fixed jaw, a movable jaw, a linkage slab, and a module board. The fixed jaw and module board are constructed of two separating boards with a seam between them. The seam is provided with a protective cover by the hood. The width of this hood is capable of providing a cover on the seam, provided that the flexibility of fixed jaw and movable jaw is not hindered. The linkage side of hood is available with a built-in edge. Besides, the built-in edge and the inwall between two boards are provided with a bulge strip and notch for positioning of the hood. It is possible to prevent branches inserting into the seam and enrich the appearance of gardening scissors.

Abstract: A pair of gardening shears include a blade assembly including two blades, and a handle assembly pivotally mounted on the blade assembly and including a first handle and a second handle. Thus, the gardening shears have two blades each having two cutting portions having different shapes to perform different cutting functions, so that the gardening shears provide two different pruning actions so as to satisfy the user's practical requirements, thereby enhancing the versatility of the gardening shears.

Abstract: In a cable cutter (10) for cutting cables, leads, pipes and the like, two intersecting levers (14, 16) are articulated by a common first pivot joint (12). One of the levers (14, 16) consists of two parts, a front lever section (26) forming a cutting jaw (22, 24) and a rear lever section (28) forming a handle (20). These lever sections (26, 28) are articulated by a second pivot joint (30) and are interlockable in at least two distinct angular positions (32, 34). A limit by way of a glide means (38) is guided in a recess (36) for engagement of an associated recess each (40, 42) in the distinct angular positions (32, 34) of the lever sections (26, 28). There, the glide means (38) is automatically lockable, being preferably a spring-loaded pin supported on the front lever section (26) for movement in a longitudinal direction, either parallel or at a right angle to the axes of rotation (A1, A2) of the pivots joints (12, 30). The pin side facing the rear lever section (28) may be widened or broadened.

Abstract: A pair of scissors includes a first handle having a ring portion, a second handle having a ring portion, and a buffering member. One of the ring portion of the first handle and the ring portion of the second portion has a radial hole. The buffering member includes a body and a buffering element. The body includes an engaging portion securely engaged in the radial hole without extending into a space delimited by the ring portion having the radial hole. The buffering element includes a first end securely attached to the body and a second end between the ring portions. The ring portions are spaced apart from each other by the buffering element when the first handle and the second handle are moved toward each other, preventing the ring portions from bumping against each other.

Abstract: A pair of scissors includes two scissor elements and a pivotal device. Each scissor element includes a countersink extending from a first side thereof through a second side thereof. The pivotal device includes a screw and a nut. The screw includes a threaded shank and an enlarged head. The nut includes a shank and an enlarged head, with a screw hole extending through the shank and the enlarged head of the nut. The nut is received in the countersink of one of the scissor elements, with the shank of the nut extending into the countersink of the other scissor element. The threaded shank of the screw is threadedly engaged with the screw hole of the nut. Thus, the contact area between the screw and the pivotable scissor elements is relatively small.

Abstract: An instrument for cutting hair comprises first and second members extending longitudinally in a direction generally perpendicular to a hinge axis of a hinge that connects the two members at proximal ends thereof. Each member has an arm and a leg. The legs have sockets in which blades are received. The arms comprise grip portions for grasping and actuating by a user's hand. During use, the actuation of the arms moves the legs in an arcuate path about the hinge axis similar to jaws on a pair of tongs. The instrument has a closed pinching or clamping position in which the blades meet each other in abutting relation.

Abstract: Shears having a locking mechanism which ensures self-locking closure without any light gap. A tumbler (24) on one limb of the shears pivoted by a slide button (22) has a cam surface (34) interacting in a self-locking manner with a catch groove (28) on a cam surface (32) on the other limb (14). The catch groove (28) can have a larger configuration in the direction of closure. An arched cam surface may also be provided, which is eccentrically located in relation to the pivoting axis of the tumbler. A fine locking device (50) for the slide button may be provided so the slide button can be fixed in different closed positions to prevent unintentional closure in the open position.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a cutting device including a first blade portion having a handle and a cutting surface and a second blade portion having a handle and a cutting surface. The first and second blade portions are coupled together and intersect at a pivot point. A rivet is mounted through the pivot point attaching the first and second blade portions, where then rivet further comprises a head elevated with respect to the first blade portion. A cover for covering at least a portion of the first and second blade portions is provided. The cover has a rivet head receiving slot so that when the first and second blade portions are in a closed position and when the cover is positioned over the first and second blade portions, the rivet head frictionally engages the receiving slot so that the cover is frictionally attached to the rivet head.

Abstract: A pair of gardening shears includes two expandable handles, each handle being formed of an oval outer tube, an oval inner tube, and a grip rotatably fastened to the lower end of the outer tube. The inner tube is slidably fitted at the lower end into the upper end of the outer tube in conjunction with a locating structure including a threaded rod fastened at the lower end to the grip, an upper arresting block, a lower arresting block, and a spring located between the two arresting blocks, which are actuated by the threaded rod to arrest the inner tube at the time when the grip is turned counterclockwise. The inner tube is relieved of the pressures exerting thereon by the two arresting blocks at the time when the grip is tuned clockwise.

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 scissor-type implement for use in removing a trailing end of a candle wick. The implement includes first and second elongated handle portions pivotally connected together at an intermediate location and each terminating in an opposing and inter engaging wick sectioning and storage member. A first of the wick sectioning and storage members includes a substantially bell shaped and interiorly hollowed housing exhibiting a base surface with a razor edge. A second of the wick sectioning and storage members also including a substantially bell shaped and interiorly hollowed housing exhibiting a base surface with a flattened support edge.

Abstract: The beveled face of the cutting blade presents, in cross-section and going from its cutting edge: a first zone making a first angle with the plane face of the cutting blade; and a second zone making a second angle with the plane face of the cutting blade, the second angle being smaller than the first angle. The second angle has a minimum value in the region of the cutting blade close to the shoulder and a maximum value in a region of the cutting blade close to the tip of the cutting blade.

Abstract: A reversible scissors comprising a pair of pivotally connected two edge cutting blade members, operating handles and ring members. Ring members are connected pivotally with and movably along the operating handles.

Abstract: A hedge having two opposing cutting blades connected to handles. Both of the cutting blades and both of the handles have gear elements formed as part of the blade or handle. The gear element of one handle engages the gear element of one of the cutting blades, while the gear element of the other handle engages the gear element of the other cutting blade so that a variable force is provided throughout the cutting stroke.

Abstract: A fabric-cutting scissors for cutting fabric and creating a finished edge. The fabric-cutting scissors includes a first elongate cutting member having a looped handle portion and a cutting portion having a rounded outer end; and also includes a second elongate cutting member having a looped handle portion and a cutting portion having a rounded outer end, and also having an intermediate portion being pivotally attached to an intermediate portion of the first elongate cutting member.

Abstract: A cutting implement having a pair of cutting blades and a coating is provided. The coating has titanium chromium nitride and provides the cutting blades with a satin silver appearance. In some embodiments, the titanium chromium nitride coating has a thickness in a range between about 0.3 microns and 0.5 microns, a surface roughness in a range of about 15 to 25 10−6 inch/inch, and a hardness in a range of about 5.7 to about 9.1 gegapascals.

Abstract: An apparatus and a method are disclosed for cutting cable. The apparatus has an elongate handle having a first end and a second end, and the first end has a first jaw member. A second jaw member pivots about the handle to form a set of jaws moving between an open position and a closed position. The set of jaws has a first cutting surface opposite a shaped supporting surface that receives and holds the cable being cut. The first cutting surface cuts the cable when the set of jaws is moved to the closed position. A channel in an outer surface of the apparatus includes a second cutting surface protruding from the channel for slitting an outer sheath of the cable. Wherein the cable is laid in the channel and, as the cable is pulled along the channel, the second cutting surface slits the outer sheath of the cable.

Abstract: A shearing tool has a fulcrum shaft, a first blade rigidly attached to the fulcrum shaft, a first element also rigidly attached to the fulcrum shaft and spaced apart on the shaft from the first blade, and a second blade contiguous with a second element, the second blade pivoted on the fulcrum shaft at one end of the blade, and between the attachment positions of the first blade and the first element such that relative rotation of the first and second elements causes relative rotation of the first and second blades producing a shearing action.

Abstract: An instrument for cutting hair comprises first and second members extending longitudinally in a direction generally parallel to a hinge axis 19 of a hinge that connects the two members. Each member has an arm and a leg. The legs have sockets in which tools are received. The arms comprise grip portions for grasping and actuating by a user's hand. During use, the actuation of the arms moves the legs in an arcuate path of a common circle about the hinge axis 19. The legs and the tools disposed in the sockets of the legs have straight features that remain parallel to each other and to the axis 19 of the hinge during movement along the arcuate path. The instrument has a closed pinching or clamping position in which the tools meet each other in abutting relation.

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: The invention concerns a A pair of shears with reduced resistance is disclosed including comprising two levers articulated on a hinge forming a cross with, on one side, two shanks capable of being brought together manually, and on the other side, a cutting blade and a cutting block or hook.

Abstract: The invention provides a device for taking a scion from a scion-source, the device comprising a blade 15 and a bearing plate 7 for pressing against said scion-source, said blade being contained in a cutting plane, said bearing plate forming a longitudinal cutting angle with said cutting plane. Since said cutting angle results from rotation about the cutting edge 16 of the blade, the device includes a member 17 for moving the blade in said cutting plane towards said bearing plate.

Abstract: A pair of gardening shears include a blade fastened to one end of a first handle, and a fixed jaw plate fastened to one end of a second handle which is pivotally fastened to the first handle by a pivoting member. The pivoting member is formed of a pivot and a nut which is engaged with the pivot and is positioned by a locating plate. The nut is provided with a toothed portion. The locating plate is provided with a toothed portion which is engaged with the toothed portion of the nut. The fixed jaw plate is provided with a recessed edge which is opposite in location to the blade and is intended to reduce friction between the fixed jaw plate and the blade.

Abstract: This creation is to provide a kind of anvil structure improvement for garden clippers. Such anvil is installed at the end of garden clippers' first handle, allowing the moving blade at the end of the second handle to oscillate into contact against the inner anvil surface of that anvil. The inner side of that anvil is a flat surface, the tip of which is in a position of jutting out from the tip of the moving blade. The anvil features a first cutting edge at the anvil's outer side, and a second cutting edge is further installed at the tip of the anvil. The provision of such first, second cutting edge adds extra functions of cutting, digging and drilling to the garden clippers as their primary applications.

Abstract: A convertible knife assembly includes a knife and a conversion piece. The knife includes a blade with a handle end portion, a tip, a cutting edge intermediate the handle end an the tip, and a spine opposite the cutting edge. The conversion piece has a spine-opposing portion and a handle portion such that the conversion piece is adapted to be mounted on the knife pivotally with the spine-opposing portion opposing the spine of the blade and the handle portion opposing the handle of the knife. The action of a user squeezing the handle portion of the conversion piece and handle of the knife toward each other causes the spine-opposing portion of the conversion piece and the spine of the blade to move toward each other in order to bear against an object the user positions between the spine-opposing portion of the conversion piece and the spine of the blade.

Abstract: A shearing tool has a fulcrum shaft, a first blade rigidly attached to the fulcrum shaft, a first element also rigidly attached to the fulcrum shaft and spaced apart on the shaft from the first blade, and a second blade contiguous with a second element, the second blade pivoted on the fulcrum shaft at one end of the blade, and between the attachment positions of the first blade and the first element such that relative rotation of the first and second elements causes relative rotation of the first and second blades producing a shearing action.

Abstract: Occupational disorders including pain in hand and stiff shoulders to be caused by using scissors, which are giving rise to problems in the barber and beauty industry, can be lessened or prevented. The scissors are highly versatile to be capable of coping with diversity of cutting techniques. In the scissors, the leg of the movable blade can be divided into the ring side leg portion and the blade side leg portion, and the position of the ring to which the thumb is inserted can be adjusted freely by loosening and fastening the connecting screw depending on the size of the hand and the length of the thumb. Further, the leg of the movable blade is provided with a pair of finger-inserting rings, and the leg of the fixed blade is provided with one such ring. With these total three finger-inserting rings, the scissors can be used in a manner totally different from the usage of the conventional scissors to cope with diversified new cutting techniques.