A cable tie cutting apparatus comprises a housing and a nosepiece assembly coupled to the housing. The nosepiece assembly comprises an upper portion, and a side portion and a front portion orthogonal to and extending from the upper portion. The front portion comprises a receiving element configured to receive a tail portion of a cable tie through a slotted opening and a vertical rail protruding from the front portion. The tool further comprises the blade member having a curved cutting edge and a rear planar surface that defines a channel that mates with the vertical rail of the nosepiece assembly.

A tool assembly having a housing body with a top portion and a bottom portion. The tool assembly may have an axis defined by the housing body and extending through the top portion and the bottom portion, an opening defined in the housing and extending from an outer surface of the housing body towards the axis, a notch defined in the housing along the opening, and a module base having a collar. Wherein the module base is positionable within the opening and when the collar is at least partially positioned within the notch, the module base is at least partially positioned within the opening and restricted from moving axially along the axis relative to the housing body.

A tool assembly having a housing body with a top portion and a bottom portion. The tool assembly may have an axis defined by the housing body and extending through the top portion and the bottom portion, an opening defined in the housing and extending from an outer surface of the housing body towards the axis, a notch defined in the housing along the opening, and a module base having a collar. Wherein the module base is positionable within the opening and when the collar is at least partially positioned within the notch, the module base is at least partially positioned within the opening and restricted from moving axially along the axis relative to the housing body.

The present application provides a cutting tool including a grip portion and a cutting portion, wherein it further includes a blade feeding member coupled to both the cutting portion and the grip portion. The blade feeding member is configured to be actuated by an external force to achieve fast blade feeding for bringing a material to be cut into contact with both a fixed portion and a cutting edge of the cutting portion. The cutting tool provided in this application allows for fast blade feeding, which can quickly put a material to be cut into a ready-to-be-cut state where it can be cut. Therefore, significant improvements in cutting efficiency can be achieved.

The present application provides a cutting tool including a grip portion and a cutting portion, wherein it further includes a blade feeding member coupled to both the cutting portion and the grip portion. The blade feeding member is configured to be actuated by an external force to achieve fast blade feeding for bringing a material to be cut into contact with both a fixed portion and a cutting edge of the cutting portion. The cutting tool provided in this application allows for fast blade feeding, which can quickly put a material to be cut into a ready-to-be-cut state where it can be cut. Therefore, significant improvements in cutting efficiency can be achieved.

Clipper for lemons and other fruits. The clipper can have a pair of operating arms, a pivot assembly for the operating arms, a lower central open-position abutment mechanism, hand grips with adjustable and alternative left and right-hand strap mounting, and an out-of-the-way abutment arrangement to define a clipper open position. The pivot assembly can include a dust-free rotation structure and an out-of-the-way torsion spring. Gripping handles for clippers and the like are also disclosed.

Clipper for lemons and other fruits. The clipper can have a pair of operating arms, a pivot assembly for the operating arms, a lower central open-position abutment mechanism, hand grips with adjustable and alternative left and right-hand strap mounting, and an out-of-the-way abutment arrangement to define a clipper open position. The pivot assembly can include a dust-free rotation structure and an out-of-the-way torsion spring. Gripping handles for clippers and the like are also disclosed.

A cutting device configured to cut drywall structures includes an elongate body of generally curved geometry, a forearm holding section positioned at a distal end of the elongate body, multiple retractable knifes hingedly connected at an opposing distal end of the elongate body, and a hand holding section positioned substantially at a mid-portion of the elongate body, where a user supports a forearm of the user at the forearm holding section, and holds the hand holding section using hands to cut the drywall.

A cutting device configured to cut drywall structures includes an elongate body of generally curved geometry, a forearm holding section positioned at a distal end of the elongate body, multiple retractable knifes hingedly connected at an opposing distal end of the elongate body, and a hand holding section positioned substantially at a mid-portion of the elongate body, where a user supports a forearm of the user at the forearm holding section, and holds the hand holding section using hands to cut the drywall.