Abstract: The present invention relates to a media cutting tool for use with a template. The apparatus of the present invention maintains proper alignment with a template through the use of a novel offset, rotating, cutting blade and guards against skipping along the cut as the apparatus is drawn around a template through the use of a novel guide mechanism which engages the template being traced. The present invention also employs a transparent handle for an improved view of the cutting area.

Abstract: A trimming apparatus for variously trimming a sheet material is disclosed. The trimming apparatus includes a base for placing the sheet material thereon, a rail mounted on the base, a first trimming element for trimming the sheet material in a first manner, a second trimming element for trimming the sheet material in a second manner, a carriage movably engaging with the rail, having a first and a second portions coupled to the first and second trimming elements, respectively, and having a third portion for being exerted thereon a driving force to move along the rail, thereby carrying a selected one of the first and second trimming elements to cross over the sheet material.

Abstract: An improved hand tool for trimming and deburring the edges of objects made of various materials is provided with an elongated body member having a longitudinal channel formed therein for receiving the edge of the object to be trimmed. An elongated opening passes through the body member, from its lower surface into open communication with the longitudinal channel. An elongated blade is secured within the body member and positioned to selectively adjustably pass through the opening into the longitudinal channel to engage the edge being passed through the longitudinal channel. An adjustment assembly allows for incremental and consistent adjustment of the blade's cutting depth. Storage compartments are provided within the body member for conveniently and safely storing replacement blades.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a media cutting tool for use with a template. The apparatus of the present invention maintains proper alignment with a template through the use of a novel offset, rotating, cutting blade and guards against skipping along the cut as the apparatus is drawn around a template through the use of a novel guide mechanism which engages the template being traced. The present invention also employs a transparent handle for an improved view of the cutting area.

Abstract: A packaging cutter for the safe and effective perforation of packaging materials on packages or other containers comprises a body and a cutting mechanism housed within the body. The body comprises two side walls and a top wall defining an interior volume in which the packaged container is positioned during the cutting process. The cutting mechanism is mounted in or to the top wall. The packaging cutter also comprises a depth setting mechanism to prevent cutting of the package or container itself.

Abstract: A drywall cutting tool provides cuts in drywall material either parallel or perpendicular to a reference edge of the sheet, without repositioning the tool from the reference edge. The tool comprises a T square, with the head and stem portions immovably affixed to one another. The stem of the tool carries a slidably adjustable cutting body thereon, with the cutting body being secured through an elongate slot formed in the center of the stem portion of the device. The cutting body carries a pair of spaced apart cutting rollers or discs, and may be turned so the cutting axes of the two discs define a line either parallel or perpendicular to the reference edge of the sheet, and thus perpendicular or parallel to the stem of the tool.

Abstract: The edge profile cutter includes a slidable base, a first cutting blade, and a second blade. The slidable base includes a base portion, an upright portion. The upright portion extends upward from a front of the base portion. A handle portion extends upward from the base portion at substantially a middle thereof. A first blade slot is formed in a bottom of the base to receive the first cutting blade. The first cutting blade may be adjusted within the first blade slot. Preferably, a first clamp slot is formed adjacent the first blade slot to receive a first clamp. The first clamp retains the first cutting blade. A second blade slot is formed in a front of the upright portion. The second cutting blade may be adjusted within the second blade slot. A second clamp preferably retains the second cutting blade. A lengthwise notch is formed in a front bottom edge of the base portion. The lengthwise notch may be sized to receive an end of a ceiling tile or the like.

Abstract: A cutting tool and method for applying decorative patterns to floor coverings. The tool comprises a force applying body member having a slide member secure to the bottom of the body member. A knife edge secured by the slide member extends outwardly from the slide member and is used for marking or cutting an underlying floor covering. The slide member has a longitudinal channel adapted to receive the edge of a section of floor covering previously cut in a predetermined pattern and which serves as a template in order to cut the pattern into the underlying floor covering. As downward and forward pressure is applied to the body member, the apparatus is advanced along the edge of the pattern and a cut is made by the tool into the underlying floor covering at a dimension equal to the edge of the pattern. The cut pattern is removed and mated with the floor covering from which the template was cut. Likewise the template may be mated with the section of floor covering from which the pattern was removed.

Abstract: A cutting tool (10) adapted to produce chamfers along the edges of drywall panels. The tool (10,110,210) comprises a housing having a channel (18) defined by a base wall (13) and substantially parallel first and second sidewalls (15,17) that are substantially perpendicular to the base wall (13). A primary cutting blade (30) extends from the first sidewall (15) at an angle across the channel (18) toward the second sidewall (17). The primary blade (30) is configured to cut through an edge of a panel placed in the channel (18) as the cutting tool (10,110,210) is caused to move along the edge of the panel, thereby creating a chamfered edge on the panel. A second cutting blade (32) also extends from the first sidewall (15) and is positioned adjacent the primary blade (30) to create a perforation in the edge of the panel prior to the panel encountering the primary blade (30).

Abstract: A utility knife comprising a bar having a forward end, a rearward end, an upper side, and a lower side; a blade having a cutting edge; screw clamps for removably mounting the blade upon the forward end of the bar; a pull handle extending upwardly and forwardly from the rearward end of the bar; a cutting edge guard pivotally mounted upon the bar; and a blade shroud fixedly mounted upon the bar.

Abstract: A manually operated floor grooving tool is provided which has opposing front and rear ends with a seam-following roller at its front end and a groove-following roller at its rear end. The tool also employs a pair of grooving blades, one at the front end and one at the rear end. The front grooving blade is inclined upwardly and rearwardly with its cutting tip located just behind the forward axis of rotation of the seam-following guide. The rear-end grooving blade, on the other hand, projects rearwardly from the rear end of the tool and is inclined upwardly and forwardly and behind the groove-following roller. The front-end grooving blade is utilized to form a groove along abutting sections of flooring with the seam-following guide following the seam between the abutting sections and with the groove-following guide traveling in the groove formed by the front-end grooving blade.

Abstract: A gutting knife including a blade with two forward extensions that define a slot between them and a peripheral cutting edge defined around the sides and bottom of the slot. A first extension has a spike tip and a cutting edge along its outside. A second extension has a blunt tip or bulge which does not cut. A meander pathway along the second extension into the slot. Saw teeth into the slot on the first extension. A recess on the outside of the second extension is inclined rearwardly and includes a cutting edge. A handle at the rear of the knife blade.

Abstract: An improved bag clamp and bag cutter is presented that is a non-obvious increase in capability over this inventor's previous bag clamp/cutter invention. The improved clamp possesses a stronger spring, an improved cutting blade with safety guard, a springboard button for pressing the blade firmly against a bag surface, and other improvements.

Abstract: A guided cutting system including first and second blade cartridges which are used in association with templates. The blade cartridges each include a head and cover portions wherein the head portion includes a non-use end and a cutting end. The cutting end includes a pair of guide pegs and a cutting blade wherein the guide pegs are adapted to be received within a peripheral groove formed on a template. The cover portion is adapted to be attached to the non-use end of the head portion whereby the cover portion acts as a handle. The head portion may be attached over the cutting end to cover and prevent contact with the cutting blade. A different spacing is provided between the cutting blade and guide pegs for the first and second head portions for cropping a photograph and cutting a corresponding backing mat for the photograph.

Abstract: A slitter-type envelope opener has two portions which are manufactured separately and later joined together—namely, a cutting portion and a handle portion. The cutting portion has a molded base, a spear and a connecting segment joining the base and spear such that a slot exists between them. At its one end the slot is open, while the other end is closed at the connecting segment. Here the cutting portion is provided with a blade that is embedded in the spear and connecting segment. The handle portion has a molded base and a gripping portion, with the gripping portion being configured in a desired shape and perhaps sculpted in relief. The bases of the two portions have rabbets, with the base of the handle portion fitting into the rabbet in the base in the cutting portion and the base of the cutting portion fitting into the rabbet in the base of the handle portion. Here the two portions are joined permanently together.

Abstract: A tool for cutting strapping comprises a housing and a slot defined in a base of the housing. A blade is mounted upon the housing, and a handle is pivotally mounted upon the housing between a position remote from the blade and a position adjacent to the blade. A pusher is pivotally mounted upon the handle and is biased into engagement with the base by a spring so as to normally close the entrance to the slot. When strapping is to be cut, the strapping is inserted into the slot causing the pusher to be moved out of the way against the biasing force of its spring. Upon the strapping passing the pusher, the pusher returns to its original position whereby the pusher now engages the strapping. Manipulation of the handle toward the blade causes the pusher to push the strapping into engagement with the blade thereby cutting the strapping.

Abstract: The edge profile cutter includes a slidable base, a first cutting blade, and a second blade. The slidable base includes a base portion, an upright portion. The upright portion extends upward from a front of the base portion. A handle portion extends upward from the base portion at substantially a middle thereof. A first blade slot is formed in a bottom of the base to receive the first cutting blade. The first cutting blade may be adjusted within the first blade slot. Preferably, a first clamp slot is formed adjacent the first blade slot to receive a first clamp. The first clamp retains the first cutting blade. A second blade slot is formed in a front of the upright portion. The second cutting blade may be adjusted within the second blade slot. A second clamp preferably retains the second cutting blade. A lengthwise notch is formed in a front bottom edge of the base portion. The lengthwise notch may be sized to receive an end of a ceiling tile or the like.

Abstract: The present invention has a safety hood which is pivotally mounted to the body of the knife at the front end. The body is pivotally mounted to a spine at the back end. The blade is removably mounted on the spine such that the hood covers the blade when the knife is closed. The hood is biased closed and has a latch to hold it closed unless the latch is released. The user depresses a button, which moves the latch, releasing the hood to push up when the user presses the hood against a working surface. The upward rotation of the hood releases the latch, so that when the hood rotates down the latch automatically re-locks the hood closed. The hood cannot be release again with out releasing the button and re-depressing the button.

Abstract: A deflectable safety shield extends transversely across a cutting plane in a protective guard position completely overlying the cutting edge of a utility knife. A portion of the shield extends over-center with respect to the cutting edge, thereby tending to hold the shield in the guard position in response to contact of the shield against the operator at the normal angle of engagement during follow-through that accompanies rapid slicing hand movements. The shield is resiliently biased for movement to the guard position by a torsion spring. An outwardly-turned flange portion of the shield provides an angularly offset leverage point for reacting the torsion spring when the operator desires to perform a cutting operation. The shield swings away from the cutting plane automatically in response to pressure engagement of the offset flange portion against the box surface, thus exposing the cutting edge.

Abstract: The present invention provides a knife with a replaceable blade which is spring-biased in the retracted position. The knife is designed such that the blade can only be extended by exerting a downward force and by turning the handle with respect to an inner housing. The handle has a tab affixed to the inside wall of the handle. The inner housing has an angled slot in its wall adapted to receive the tab. When the blade is fully retracted, the tab rests on the shoulder at the top of the inner housing. A straight downward pressure on the handle causes the tab to engage the shoulder and will not allow the blade to extend. When the handle is rotated, the tab enters the slot and the blade is forced downward. As this occurs, the blade extends through a slot at the bottom of a blade cover. When the blade is removed from the object to be cut, the spring forces the handle to move with respect to the inner housing and causes the blade to retract within the blade cover.

Abstract: A hair cutting tool for long-haired animals including a handle portion having an outer end and an inner end. The inner end has a narrow extension extending linearly therefrom. A breaking and cutting segment extends outwardly from the narrow extension of the handle portion. A cap portion is dimensioned for removably coupling with the narrow extension of the handle portion for covering the breaking and cutting segment.

Abstract: A hair cutting tool for long-haired animals including a handle portion having an outer end and an inner end. The inner end has a narrow extension extending linearly therefrom. A breaking and cutting segment extends outwardly from the narrow extension of the handle portion. A cap portion is dimensioned for removably coupling with the narrow extension of the handle portion for covering the breaking and cutting segment.

Abstract: A multi-functional cutter comprises a casing formed with a sliding groove; a control unit slidably installed in the sliding groove of the casing; a knife installed within the casing and being connected to the control unit; a guiding unit firmly secured to the casing and the knife being inserted into the guiding unit; and an elastic element installed between the casing and the control unit for providing a force for restoring the control unit and the knife. The user may push the control unit to drive one end of the knife to protrude out to cut an object so that the present invention is used as a small knife. Furthermore, an envelope can be placed within the guiding unit and another end of the knife inserted into the guiding unit is used to cut the sealed opening of an envelope so as to provide the function of cutting an envelope.

Abstract: A flute knife for cutting of corrugated plastic sheet includes a handle, a blade shank, two cutting edges and a pair of elongate guide members. The blade shank has a projecting end portion and the cutting edges are located on the projecting end portion and face rearwardly. One elongate guide member is located adjacent a free edge of the blade shank and the other guide member is located between the cutting edges. The handle and the guide members are preferably of a plastic material molded onto the metal blade shank.

Abstract: A method and cutting device for unwrapping a case, such as a CD or DVD case wrapped in thin packaging material such as cellophane and adhesive tape, the case comprising two adjacent parallel plates defining a profile with a narrow side. The cutting device may comprise a longitudinally extending gripping arm adapted to be gripped at least partially in the palm of a user's hand, a cutting blade adapted to cut packaging material, and a cutting guide attached to the gripping arm, the cutting guide adapted to guide the sharpened tip of the cutting blade along the narrow side of the case. The cutting device has a longitudinal axis which may be held substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the case during cutting.

Abstract: A package unpacking hand tool includes a grip, a shaft axially slidably inserted through the grip, the shaft having an oblique top peak for hooking the packing plastic film of a package, and an oblique notch at the bottom side of the peak, a cutter blade supported on a spring inside the shaft and moved with the grip up and down across the oblique notch relative to the shaft to cut open the packing plastic film, a lever pivoted to the shaft, the lever having a protruded cutting portion for cutting adhesive tape, and an actuating member adapted to turn the lever in and out of the shaft between the operative position and the non-operative position.

Abstract: A planar hook-shaped cutting tool for cutting sheet material is disclosed. The tool has a recessed cutting blade and a ball point end to protect underlying materials. The tool is most useful for quickly cutting articles of clothing from a person's body.

Abstract: A safety knife for removing flashing from plastics mouldings, or other similar operations, comprises a handle and two blades mounted to project side-by-side from the handle. The cutting edge of each blade is substantially parallel to, and slightly spaced from, the cutting edge of the ether blade, and the general planes of the blades diverge as they extend away from their cutting edges. When the knife is not in use each bade serves us a guard for the other blade so as to reduce the risk of accidental injury.

Abstract: Apparatus for cutting sheet material comprises a hand-manoeuvrable body (10) comprising separate superimposed parts (11, 12) with a gap (13) between in which a sheet material (23) can be received. The parts are physically connected only by a blade (14), and a pressure means (22), e.g. a freely rotatable wheel is provided to tension the sheet in front of the blade. The gap (13) may be sinusoidal for support, and tensioning of the sheet. A window (24) is provided for viewing the sheet in front of the blade (14).

Abstract: A method and apparatus for a blade clamping mechanism in a woodworking plane that allows a plane iron as wide as the plane body itself to be clamped in a wedge shaped slot in the plane body. The slot begins at a point tangent to a waste ejection hole proximate a front area of the plane running diagonally towards the spine of the plane body before looping back short of the spine to return diagonally through the sole forming the mouth together with the waste hole. The loop forms the widest point of the slot, while the tangent forms the narrowest point of the slot. The rear surface of the slot serves as the ramp for the plane iron. The plane iron is clamped by a floating pin mounted in a hole drilled longitudinally through the spine, perpendicular to the ramp, and terminating at an inspection hole. The floating pin is retained between the under side of the plane iron and a conical shaped point of a screw threaded from a back of the plane body diagonally to the floating pin.

Abstract: A utility knife tool having a handle with a distal portion and a blade extending therefrom. A blade cover for covering the blade is integral with the tool and cooperates with a blade cover retainment member for lockedly maintaining the blade cover in a position covering the blade when the tool is not in use. A hand operable releaser is provided for releasing the locked retainment member, while a hand operable blade cover driver moves the blade cover an exposure distance for exposing the blade. Also included is an intercept member for disengaging the blade cover driver upon blade movement exceeding the exposure distance as may occur in a panic or emergency situation during tool use such that the blade cover is automatically dispatched to the locking configuration covering the blade.

Abstract: An improved letter opener having in combination a two-section flat body where the upper flat body (18) terminates in a pointed end (20) and rounded corner (16) on the opposite end, an aperture (22) divides the flat body into upper flat body (18) and lower flat body (24) and leads to a cutting blade (13) which is encased diagonally at one end of the upper flat body (18) and a neck (14), the lower flat body (24) can have gadgets such as a digital clock (42) or can be of different shapes such as funnel (52) and can have perforations of different shapes at one of its ends below the pointed end like a star (50) or ring (58) or it can be blank (24).

Abstract: A drywall cutting tool includes a slidable base, at least one cutting blade, and at least one fastener. The slidable base includes a first side face, a second side face, a front face, a rear face, and a flat bottom. The first and second side faces are preferably parallel to each other. The front and rear faces are also preferably parallel to each other. The first and second side faces are preferably perpendicular to the front and rear faces. The flat bottom is substantially perpendicular to the side faces, front face, and rear face. A blade slot is formed in at least one of said side faces. The blade slot is sized to securely retain a cutting blade. The cutting blade may be adjusted relative to the slidable body such that the portion thereof that extends from the flat bottom may be increased or decreased. The fastener is tightened or loosened to retain the position of the cutting blade relative to the flat bottom of the slidable body.

Abstract: A gaming knife to be used to skin the hide of an animal is disclosed. The gaming knife has a handle section which is ergonomically designed to be comfortably held in a hand of a user. The handle section further is designed to allow a wrist of the user to be straight when using the gaming knife to skin the hide off of the carcass. An oval shape blade coupled to the handle section. The oval shaped blade is beveled on one side to cut and lift the hide away from the animal.

Abstract: The cushion back carpet cutting tool is a hand tool for cutting foam back carpeting that creates a clean straight cut through the carpeting so that a smooth unnoticeable seam results where two pieces of carpet material are brought together. The tool includes a leading edge on the center plate that opens the adjacent rows of tufts in the carpeting, three blades for cutting the carpeting between adjacent rows either close to the right row of tufts, left row of tufts or midway between the tufts, three plates that retain the blades and an adjustable retainer system for the blades, and a handle. The leading edge has an angle of less than 90 degrees from the horizontal and is rounded in shape to prevent loop or woven carpeting from catching on the tool, and also to keep the tool from jumping out of the row where the cut is being made. The blades are kept in place at an angle of between 15 to 25 degrees from the bottom edge of the tool, which results in a smoother cut being made in the carpeting.

Abstract: A carpet trimmer comprises a base plate with first slots. Underlying the base plate is a post holder with upstanding threaded posts protruding through the first slots of the base plate. Overlying the base plate is a blade holder that engages the posts for movement with the post holder. A wall guide is formed from the blade holder by bending downwardly in spaced relation to the working edge of the base plate. A first indent is formed on the bottom surface of the blade holder at the junction between the wall guide and the blade holder. The blade holder has a first blade holding recess with a second slot exposed when a blade is in place. A notch on a blade-supporting strip attached on the inner wall of the wall guide, the inner wall, and the first indent forms a second blade holding recess. The first and second recesses define a blade holding area that has a length longer than the blade's length.

Abstract: A device for clamping and cutting an umbilical cord including a pair of differently colored clamps, each having a pair of legs joined at a hinge. A clamp holder including a cutting device supporting the clamps side by side with one another by engagement of flanged rails on the clamps in undercut slots of the clamp holder with the cutting device between them, for guiding the clamps in a sliding movement to advance the cutting desire between the clamps to cut a cord in use while compressing the legs of the clamps to clamp said cord. The clamp support disengaging from at least one of the clamps when the clamp is slid to a predetermined release point such that the clamp can be removed from the clamp holder in two directions each orthogonal to the direction of the sliding movement.

Abstract: A wallpaper cutting tool for corners including a plate having a planar upper surface, a planar lower surface, an upper edge, a lower edge, and opposed side edges. The planar upper surface has a handle secured thereto. The planar lower surface has a central groove formed therein extending between the upper and lower edges thereof. A cutting blade is disposed within the central groove of the planar lower surface of the plate. A right angle plate is secured to the planar lower surface of the plate in an abutting relationship with the cutting blade.

Abstract: A flute knife for cutting of corrugated plastic sheet includes a handle, a blade shank, two cutting edges and a pair of elongate guide members. The blade shank has a projecting end portion and the cutting edges are located on the projecting end portion and face rearwardly. One elongate guide member is located adjacent a free edge of the blade shank and the other guide member is located between the cutting edges. The handle and the guide members are preferably of a plastic material molded onto the metal blade shank.

Abstract: A cutting device for use with orthopedic support devices constructed of cured orthopedic support material is disclosed. The cutting device includes handles and a blade that offer the ability to cut through cured orthopedic support material. Methods of using the cutting device to remove orthopedic support devices are also disclosed.

Abstract: Waved-edge cutter which is co-used with a waved-edge mold plate. The waved-edge cutter includes a base seat, an adjustment bar, an upper cover, a blade seat, a blade bit, a restoring spring, an adjustment collar, a clip member, a fitting cap, a locating button and a locating screw. A front section of the adjustment bar is connected with the blade seat. The lower end of the blade seat is connected with the blade bit. The restoring spring is received in the blade seat. The upper end of the blade seat is locked with the adjustment collar. The clip member is received in the top of the adjustment collar which is fitted with the fitting cap. The middle or rear section of the adjustment bar rides on the adjustment channel of the base seat. One of the marks of the top face, which is identical to the sculptured mark of the waved-edge mold plate, is aligned with the standard point of the base seat. The locating screw is locked with the locating button to fix the adjustment bar.

Abstract: The present invention provides for a cutting device for use with a template to cut a media. The cutting device is comprised of a handle having a first end and a second attachment end and a positioning stem having a mounting stem and a ring portion. The mounting stem is positioned on the second attachment end so that the ring portion is spaced a distance from the second attachment end thereby defining a template notch. A cutting means is rotatably positioned within the ring portion and used to cut the media, and is configured such that when the template notch of the cutting device is inserted into the template, a shape defining edge of the template is received in the template notch.

Abstract: A wallpaper cutter for cutting hung wallpaper at ceiling-to-wall and wall-to-wall joints. The apparatus includes a body having a removable cutter extending beyond the body. The wallpaper cutter body is translated along a wall or ceiling such that the cutter precisely cuts the excess wallpaper at the wall or ceiling joint.

Abstract: A shadow line saw for cutting building lining having a substantially planar blade support member with a guide surface and a grasping means support surface. An elongate blade is supported by the blade support member. The blade has a working edge with a plurality of saw teeth mounted therealong. A grasping handle extends from the grasping means support surface and is configured to permit an operator of the saw to exert a force on said blade parallel to the guide surface.

Abstract: A hand held skinner having a handle portion, a base portion and a neck portion connecting the handle portion to the base portion. The base portion has finger portions extending from the neck portion toward a first and second tip respectively. The fingers are angularly spaced apart to define a channel therebetween. A cutting member is mounted so as to transverse the channel.

Abstract: The present invention is a utility knife adapted for measuring by incorporating a pair of hooks into the blade end of the handle of a common utility knife, which hooks are designed to removably secure the tab of a spring-biased measuring tape such that the tape may extend roughly laterally from the knife but also roughly parallel to the surface being cut. The angles of the hook relative to the knife end are designed to correct for measuring inaccuracies created by the distance that the knife blade must be held away from the surface to be cut; the invention allows the printed measuring surface of the tape measure to remain roughly parallel to the surface being cut, allowing for great ease in reading the measurements during cutting.

Abstract: A bag slitting apparatus for opening a sealed bag along an edge of the bag. The apparatus has a first arm having first outer and inner surfaces, and a second arm having second outer and inner surfaces. The arms are in tensioned movable opposed relationship to each other such that the first and second inner surfaces are movably positionable against each other. One of these inner surfaces is a bladed inner surface having projecting therefrom a bag cutting blade with a distal blade tip, while the other inner surface has a blade tip receiver. Exteriorly, the first and second outer surfaces are concavedly contoured for simultaneous opposingly-squeezing receipt of a finger and thumb of a user. Placing the edge of the bag between the blade tip and blade tip receiver, squeezing the arms together such that the blade tip pierces the bag and travels to the tip receiver, and thereafter sliding the apparatus along the length of the bag edge produces a slit in the bag through which contents can be retrieved.

Abstract: A plastic sheath cutting and slitting hand tool for cutting and slitting a cable sheath of a cable includes a generally flat, elongated body; a handle portion adapted to be grasped by the hand; a tool portion extending outwardly from the handle portion and exposing a sheath scoring blade for scoring a plastic sheath to a controlled depth less than a nominal thickness of the sheath; and, a generally flat sheath engaging and slitting edge including a sheath slitter for engaging, spreading and slitting the plastic sheath lengthwise when the handle portion is grasped and drawn along the sheathed body from a cut of the sheath made by the sheath cutting blade.

Abstract: A window paint scraper for scraping paint from a window while protecting the window frame from the blade. The window paint scraper includes a head portion, a distal end, a proximal end, and a pair of sides. The distal end has a slot therein adapted for removably receiving a blade. A sharp edge of the blade extends away from the distal end. The sharp edge has a width generally equal to a width of the distal end. A handle portion is elongate and is integrally coupled to the proximal end of the head portion. A pair of spacing members places a distance between the sides of the head portion and a window frame. Each of the spacing members is integrally coupled to one of the sides of the head portion. Each of the spacing members is abutted against a junction of the sides and the distal end of the head portion. A bumper protects the widow frame from the sharp edge of the blade. The bumper is integrally coupled to and extends away from the distal end of the head portion.

Abstract: A drywall cutting tool includes a slidable base, at least one cutting blade, and at least one fastener. The slidable base includes a first side face, a second side face, a front face, a rear face, and a flat bottom. The first and second side faces are preferably parallel to each other. The front and rear faces are also preferably parallel to each other. The first and second side faces are preferably perpendicular to the front and rear faces. The flat bottom is substantially perpendicular to the side faces, front face, and rear face. A blade slot is formed in at least one of said side faces. The blade slot is sized to securely retain a cutting blade. The cutting blade may be adjusted relative to the slidable body such that the portion thereof that extends from the flat bottom may be increased or decreased. The fastener is tightened or loosened to retain the position of the cutting blade relative to the flat bottom of the slidable body.