A cutting tool, comprising a first blade having a cutting edge, a second blade having a cutting edge, and pivotally connected to the first blade at a first pivot point. A first handle is pivotally connected to the first blade at a second pivot point, a second handle is pivotally connected to the second blade at a third pivot point, the first handle is pivotally connected to the second handle at an adjustable fourth pivot point, and the cutting tool further comprises a switch arrangement comprising a switch allowing a user to change location of the fourth pivot point from a proximal pivot point to a distal pivot point.

In combination: a) a cutting blade assembly having a frame and a first cutting blade member with a first cutting edge portion configured to cause relative movement between components on the cutting blade assembly whereby the at least first cutting edge portion effects severance of an object; and b) a protective sheath. The protective sheath can be moved relative to the cutting blade assembly between: a) a first separated position; and b) an assembled position. The protective sheath frictionally engages the cutting blade assembly to thereby be maintained in the assembled position. The protective sheath has at least one component that projects away from the cutting blade assembly and has oppositely facing surfaces that can be grasped between two fingers on a user's one hand to facilitate repositioning of the protective sheath.

An electric hedge trimmer is provided, comprising: an elongated frame, comprising: an elongated support bar having first and second ends; first and second brackets extending perpendicularly in a first direction from the first and second ends, respectively; and a top handle extending perpendicularly from the support bar in a second direction. The electric trimmer further comprises: an electric motor secured to the first bracket; a cutting bar having a first end coupled to the electric motor and having a second end coupled to the second bracket; a plurality of cutting blades spaced around to the cutting bar; and a main handle secured to the electric motor.

A work glove and method for trimming resinous plants is described. The invention can increase productivity, improve quality, and reduce mess in the work station. A kit containing the work glove and complementary cleaning solution is also described.

The clippings-collecting net for bush-trimming shears is a handheld tool configured for use in agriculture and horticulture. The clippings-collecting net for bush-trimming shears is configured for use with a hedger. The clippings-collecting net for bush-trimming shears comprises a plurality of supports and a trap. The plurality of the supports and the trap are attached to the hedger. The supports and the trap capture clippings as they are produced by the hedger and contain the clippings within the trap until they can be appropriately disposed of.

Disclosed is an apparatus and method for trimming product in a mobile unit.

Disclosed is an apparatus and method for trimming product in a mobile unit.

A garden shear may include a main body and two holding members. The main body has a pair of shear blades, and each of the shear blades has a first handle at one end and a through hole on the middle section thereof. Each of the first handles has one holding member disposed on the lower end thereof, and each of the holding members comprises a sleeve. A connecting opening is formed on the top of the sleeve, and the diameter of the connecting opening is gradually smaller from top to bottom. Each of the sleeves comprises a first coated member and a second coated member respectively coated on two side surfaces of the sleeve, and the second coated member is covered with an imitation carbon fiber texture.

A tree shear capable of reducing an opening degree of handles thereof, includes a shearing part, a first handle and a second handle. The shearing part includes a first blade and a second blade pivoted with each other. The first handle is connected with a first blade, the second handle has a front section and a rear section sleeved with each other, and the front section is connected with the second blade. A link rod has an end pivoted with the first handle and other end pivoted with the rear section of the second handle. While the two handles are opened, the link rod affects the front section of the second handle to move relative to the rear section of the second handle, so as to adjust a length of the second handle to reduce the opening degree of the two handles.

A tree shear capable of reducing an opening degree of handles thereof, includes a shearing part, a first handle and a second handle. The shearing part includes a first blade and a second blade pivoted with each other. The first handle is connected with a first blade, the second handle has a front section and a rear section sleeved with each other, and the front section is connected with the second blade. A link rod has an end pivoted with the first handle and other end pivoted with the rear section of the second handle. While the two handles are opened, the link rod affects the front section of the second handle to move relative to the rear section of the second handle, so as to adjust a length of the second handle to reduce the opening degree of the two handles.