The present invention is a multi-purpose utility cutter apparatus having two body members rotatably connected at a pivot point to form two jaw portions and two handles, with at least one of the jaw portions formed with a blade holding mechanism.

The present invention is a multi-purpose utility cutter apparatus having two body members rotatably connected at a pivot point to form two jaw portions and two handles, with at least one of the jaw portions formed with a blade holding mechanism.

A portable environmentally friendly clipping tool that includes spring biased upper and lower hinged rigid members, removable clipping teeth, and side walls, forming an enclosed storage area for trapping clipped remains until the user finds a non-polluting location to dispose of the trapped clippings. Clipping removal is facilitated by raising a hinged side wall on the tool enabling the user to pour out the stored clippings from the tool. A pair of C-shaped walls within the tool are positioned in a way that during non-use, the lower portion of one C-shaped wall blocks the open portion of the second C-shaped wall. When the user pushes down on the upper rigid member, a clipping action can take place and the open portion of both C-shaped walls align, allowing clipped remains to migrate into the enclosed storage area of the clipper and be captured for later disposal.

A portable environmentally friendly clipping tool that includes spring biased upper and lower hinged rigid members, removable clipping teeth, and side walls, forming an enclosed storage area for trapping clipped remains until the user finds a non-polluting location to dispose of the trapped clippings. Clipping removal is facilitated by raising a hinged side wall on the tool enabling the user to pour out the stored clippings from the tool. A pair of C-shaped walls within the tool are positioned in a way that during non-use, the lower portion of one C-shaped wall blocks the open portion of the second C-shaped wall. When the user pushes down on the upper rigid member, a clipping action can take place and the open portion of both C-shaped walls align, allowing clipped remains to migrate into the enclosed storage area of the clipper and be captured for later disposal.

Electric scissors includes: at least one movable blade having a blade portion configured to cut a to-be-cut object; a drive unit configured to open and close the at least one movable blade; a holding part configured to hold the to-be-cut object that is cut by the at least one movable blade; and a support part configured to support the to-be-cut object, which is cut by the at least one movable blade, while regulating a direction of the to-be-cut object.

Electric scissors includes: at least one movable blade having a blade portion configured to cut a to-be-cut object; a drive unit configured to open and close the at least one movable blade; a holding part configured to hold the to-be-cut object that is cut by the at least one movable blade; and a support part configured to support the to-be-cut object, which is cut by the at least one movable blade, while regulating a direction of the to-be-cut object.

A portable environmentally friendly clipping tool that includes spring biased upper and lower hinged rigid members, removable clipping teeth, and side walls, forming an enclosed storage area for trapping clipped remains until the user finds a non-polluting location to dispose of the trapped clippings. Clipping removal is facilitated by raising a hinged side wall on the tool enabling the user to pour out the stored clippings from the tool. A pair of C-shaped walls within the tool are positioned in a way that during non-use, the lower portion of one C-shaped wall blocks the open portion of the second C-shaped wall. When the user pushes down on the upper rigid member, a clipping action can take place and the open portion of both C-shaped walls align, allowing clipped remains to migrate into the enclosed storage area of the clipper and be captured for later disposal.

A portable environmentally friendly clipping tool that includes spring biased upper and lower hinged rigid members, removable clipping teeth, and side walls, forming an enclosed storage area for trapping clipped remains until the user finds a non-polluting location to dispose of the trapped clippings. Clipping removal is facilitated by raising a hinged side wall on the tool enabling the user to pour out the stored clippings from the tool. A pair of C-shaped walls within the tool are positioned in a way that during non-use, the lower portion of one C-shaped wall blocks the open portion of the second C-shaped wall. When the user pushes down on the upper rigid member, a clipping action can take place and the open portion of both C-shaped walls align, allowing clipped remains to migrate into the enclosed storage area of the clipper and be captured for later disposal.

A disconnect tong includes a disconnect tong body, a first clamping part and a second clamping part. The first clamping part is provided with at least two different first accommodating grooves. The second clamping part is provided with at least two different second accommodating grooves. An end of the first clamping part and an end of the second clamping part are both connected with the disconnect tong body, and a distance between the first clamping part and the second clamping part is variable.

A disconnect tong includes a disconnect tong body, a first clamping part and a second clamping part. The first clamping part is provided with at least two different first accommodating grooves. The second clamping part is provided with at least two different second accommodating grooves. An end of the first clamping part and an end of the second clamping part are both connected with the disconnect tong body, and a distance between the first clamping part and the second clamping part is variable.