The present invention relates to a cooling device for disc cutters, which can include: a curved, tubular guide (6), with a radius of curvature slightly greater than the cutter disc and concentric with the periphery of the disc (2); a curved cannula (4), made of semi-rigid material, mounted inside the curved guide capable of longitudinal movement between two end positions, connected to a tube (3) for supplying coolant to a nozzle (5); and means for attaching the cannula (4) in any position comprised between the two end positions of movement with respect to the curved guide. The nozzle (5) moves over a lower sector (21) of the periphery of the disc, and during the cutting of parts (P) of different thicknesses, said nozzle (5) is located at different heights and facing the disc (2) contact and penetration area in the part (P) to be cut.

The present invention relates to a cooling device for disc cutters, which can include: a curved, tubular guide (6), with a radius of curvature slightly greater than the cutter disc and concentric with the periphery of the disc (2); a curved cannula (4), made of semi-rigid material, mounted inside the curved guide capable of longitudinal movement between two end positions, connected to a tube (3) for supplying coolant to a nozzle (5); and means for attaching the cannula (4) in any position comprised between the two end positions of movement with respect to the curved guide. The nozzle (5) moves over a lower sector (21) of the periphery of the disc, and during the cutting of parts (P) of different thicknesses, said nozzle (5) is located at different heights and facing the disc (2) contact and penetration area in the part (P) to be cut.

As shown in the figures, the device of the present invention is a hand held and hand operated cutting blade connectively attached to the bottom end of a pole that is housed in and partially contained within a capped cylindrical tube wherein there are tracks installed to guide the cutting blade up and down within the tube, and there are two openings (slots or channels) on the sidewall of the cylindrical tube which are used to be fitted over the sides of a box at the corner. As the tube is lowered to the bottom of the box, the blade will slide up into the tube and come to a rest positioned at the top of the corner of the box. The pole with blade can then be easily pushed down through the corner of the box cutting it from top to bottom.

A manual tool includes a support (1) with stops (20) on which the carving elements (2) are arranged and includes a first central tubular sector (7) having a hollow interior; second lateral sectors (10); wings (11) facing each other that start from each of the second sectors (10); a recess (12) between both wings (11), for housing the carving element (2); and a rotating part (16) mounted between the wings (11), that includes two couplings (15) and two housings (17) and (18), in which the rotating part (16) is rotatory between a first position in which the carving element (2) linked to the first housing (17) while the carving element (2) linked to the second housing (18) is oriented inwards the recess (12) and a second position in which the carving element (2) of the first housing (17) is oriented inward toward the recess (12).

A seafood sheller for cracking or cutting open shells of, for example, crustaceans is described herein. The seafood sheller having a handle member, an upper beak member and a lower bladed member. The upper beak member extending longitudinally forward from the handle member and having a distal end opposite from the handle member and an upper beak member bottom that extends longitudinally from the handle member. The lower blade member having a blade edge and a blade base, the blade edge extending longitudinally forward beneath the upper beak member bottom from the blade base. The blade base being connected to the upper beak member at a rearward portion of the upper beak member bottom. The lower blade member further having a distal end opposite from the blade base, the distal end of the upper beak member longitudinally extending forwardly beyond the distal end of the lower blade member.

A system may include a blade die, a first clamping caul positioned on a first side of the blade die, and a second clamping caul positioned on a second side of the blade die. A molding surface of the blade die and a molding surface of the first clamping caul may be configured to bend a first interchangeable blade positioned therebetween into a first shape in response to a first compression force. A second molding surface of the blade die and a molding surface of the second clamping caul may be configured to bend a second interchangeable blade positioned therebetween into a second shape in response to a second compression force.

A hand-held rotary cutter assembly for cutting material includes a blade receptacle having a first surface having an indentation formed therein. An edge guide is received in the indentation. The edge guide includes a continuous linear edge. A blade engages the edge guide. The edge guide and the blade are configured to move simultaneously and linearly from a first position to a second position. A segmented portion of the blade extends outwardly from the continuous linear edge of the edge guide.

A hand-held rotary cutter assembly for cutting material includes a blade receptacle having a first surface having an indentation formed therein. An edge guide is received in the indentation. The edge guide includes a continuous linear edge. A blade engages the edge guide. The edge guide and the blade are configured to move simultaneously and linearly from a first position to a second position. A segmented portion of the blade extends outwardly from the continuous linear edge of the edge guide.

A novelty nail trimming tool 10 includes a metal chassis 11 comprising a base 12 a neck section 13 and a head section 14. The head section 14 includes a pair of guards 15 and 16 which are also configured as the eyes or feelers of a snail. The base 12 has a knurled or roughened surface 17 forming a nail file. The head 14 has a v-blade 18, while the neck 13 is set at an angle of about 30 degrees to the base. A handle 19 in the form of a snail shell 20 is attached to the base 12 by a hand insertable clip action into three slots 21, 22 and 23 by reason of upturns 24, 25 and 26 in the base 12.

A novelty nail trimming tool 10 includes a metal chassis 11 comprising a base 12 a neck section 13 and a head section 14. The head section 14 includes a pair of guards 15 and 16 which are also configured as the eyes or feelers of a snail. The base 12 has a knurled or roughened surface 17 forming a nail file. The head 14 has a v-blade 18, while the neck 13 is set at an angle of about 30 degrees to the base. A handle 19 in the form of a snail shell 20 is attached to the base 12 by a hand insertable clip action into three slots 21, 22 and 23 by reason of upturns 24, 25 and 26 in the base 12.