A flat-tipped end farrier shears includes a first arm, a second arm, and a connector pin. The first arm that rotates about the connector pin includes a first handle, a first shoulder, and a first jaw. The second arm that rotates about the connector pin includes a second handle, a second shoulder, and a second jaw. The first handle and the first jaw are oppositely connected to each other through the first shoulder. The second handle and the second jaw are oppositely connected to each other through the second shoulder. The first and second shoulders are rotatably mounted to each other through the connector pin so that the first and second handles are able to apply pressure to the first and second jaws. A first shear-cutting edge of the first jaw is then positioned offset from a second shear-cutting edge of the second jaw thus shearing a nail head.

A candle wick trimming assembly includes a pair of scissors that are extendable downwardly into a candle jar for trimming a wick of the candle. A first box is coupled to the distal end of a respective one of the scissors and the first box abuts a top of the candle. A first blade is coupled to the first box and the first blade is spaced approximately 3.0 mm from the top of the candle when the first box is positioned on the top of the candle. A second box is coupled to the distal end of a respective one of the scissors and the second box is urged toward the first box when the scissors are closed. A second blade is coupled to the second box and the second blade engages the first blade when the scissors are closed to cut the wick.

A cutter comprising a first cutting portion having a first cutting edge, a second cutting portion having a second cutting edge and pivotally coupled to the first cutting portion, a relief aperture defined by the first and second cutting portions adjacent the first and second cutting edges, and a relief guard coupled to the first and second cutting portions to at least partially cover the relief aperture such that an object to be received between the first and second cutting portions is restricted from entering the relief aperture.

A cutter comprising two members each having a handle portion and an operative portion. The two members are pivoted together at a pivot located between the handle portion and the operative portion of each of the said two members so that the members are movable relative to one another about the pivot. The cutter further comprises at least one releasable cutter blade on the operative portion of one of the said two members. The two members are pivoted together releasably about a pivot pin of the pivot. The or each cutter blade is formed with an aperture through which extends the pivot pin.

A cutter comprising two members each having a handle portion and an operative portion. The two members are pivoted together at a pivot located between the handle portion and the operative portion of each of the said two members so that the members are movable relative to one another about the pivot. The cutter further comprises at least one releasable cutter blade on the operative portion of one of the said two members. The two members are pivoted together releasably about a pivot pin of the pivot. The or each cutter blade is formed with an aperture through which extends the pivot pin.

A handheld punch cutting device for cutting rounded corners in flat roll roofing material. The cutting device comprises a pair of handles terminating in flat plate-like reciprocating jaws, the upper jaw having an arcuate compression cutting blade and the lower jaw having a flat compression cutting plate with raised, spaced guides for locating a corner of roofing material centrally beneath the cutting blade. The height of the guides is less than the height of the blade, and the blade directly and continuously contacts a substantially flat cutting surface on the compression plate in order to complete a cut.

A magnetic nipper is provided. The magnetic nipper has a pair of elongate arms with opposed first and second surfaces. The pair of elongate arms are hingedly connected to allow the pair of elongate arms to rotate about an axle. The first and second surfaces each contain at least one magnet have a polarity such that the magnets repel.

A multi-function tool includes a first handle, a second handle, a first cutting insert, and a second cutting insert. The first handle is pivotally coupled to the second handle at a pivoting axis. The first handle and the second handle move between an open position and a closed position relative to each other. A first insert surface is formed on the first handle, and a second insert surface is formed on the second handle. The first cutting insert includes a front side, a rear side configured to interface with the first insert surface, a left side including a flat anvil surface, and a right side including a cutting edge. A second cutting insert includes a front side, a rear side configured to interface with the second insert surface, a left side including a flat anvil surface, and a right side including a cutting edge.

A multi-function tool includes a first handle, a second handle, a first cutting insert, and a second cutting insert. The first handle is pivotally coupled to the second handle at a pivoting axis. The first handle and the second handle move between an open position and a closed position relative to each other. A first insert surface is formed on the first handle, and a second insert surface is formed on the second handle. The first cutting insert includes a front side, a rear side configured to interface with the first insert surface, a left side including a flat anvil surface, and a right side including a cutting edge. A second cutting insert includes a front side, a rear side configured to interface with the second insert surface, a left side including a flat anvil surface, and a right side including a cutting edge.

A scissor forceps comprises a base and a pair of blades configured to be pivotally attached to one another via a swing shaft attached to the base in an overlapping relationship. A drive mechanism is used to drive the blades and includes a power transmitting member that transmits a pulling force. A swing mechanism is disposed on a proximal side of the blades relative to the swing shaft converting a portion of the pulling force being transmitted by the power transmitting member to a first force that swings the blades. A pressing mechanism that converts another portion of the pulling force to a second force that separates the blades in the axial direction of the swing shaft on the proximal side of the blades. The swing mechanism includes cam grooves formed through the blades along directions that intersect one another on the proximal side of each of the blades.