A multipurpose tool, such as a pruning shear that incorporates a pruning saw into a single handheld tool. The pruning shear includes pruning handles with a folding saw blade that pivotally deploys from a stowed position within one of the pruning handles to an extended operational position.

A cutting and snipping device includes a housing having a front, an opposed rear, an open mouth at the front, opposed sides extending from the front to the rear and each formed with longitudinal slots, and a head projecting from the rear, wherein a blade set into the head is exposed between the head and the rear of the housing. The device includes scissor arms, each having a cutting edge at a front end, an opposed rear end, and a grip extending between the front end and the rear end. The scissor arms are mounted within the housing for scissored movement with respect to each other and for reciprocal movement with respect to the housing between a forward position in which the cutting edges are advanced out of the mouth and a retracted position in which the cutting edges are retracted within the mouth.

The present invention discloses a multifunctional tool, wherein one blade carrier can be folded and stored in one handle, so that the multifunctional tool can be used as scissors and can be used as a utility knife as well. The blade of a blade carrier can be removed, a blade cartridge is mounted on the multifunctional tool, and spare blades can be stored in the blade cartridge. The blade can be replaced by saw blade, so that it can be used as a saw when it is in the form of the utility knife.

The present disclosure provides a multifunctional cooking utensil. The multifunctional cooking utensil includes a kitchen knife, a toothed knife, a fork, a turning shovel, and a spoon. The kitchen knife and the toothed knife are assembled to form scissors. The fork and the turning shovel are assembled to form a water filter food clip. The spoon and the fork are assembled to form a water receiving food clip. With the above structure, the cooking utensil implements the functions of the knife, the fork, the turning shovel, the toothed knife, the scissors, and the food clips, and may be applied to restaurants, barbecue restaurants, hotels, and home kitchens, and achieves an integrated use of a plurality of tools.

A cutting tool is provided which may include a first blade and a second blade, where the first blade is coupled to the second blade at a first pivot point, where the first blade defines a cam follower and pivots relative to the second blade about a first pivot axis through the first pivot point; and a lever pivotably coupled to the second blade at a second pivot point, where the lever defines a cam surface and pivots relative to the second blade about a second pivot axis through the second pivot point, where the second blade is driven toward the first blade in response to the lever being advanced toward the first pivot point and the cam follower translating along the cam surface.

A convertible cutting device (1, 1) comprises a first handle (2, 2) with a first blade (8, 8) and a second handle (5, 5) with a second blade (11, 11), and a conversion device (14, 14) being configured to adapt at least a scissor position and a knife position. The conversion device (14, 14) and the second handle (5, 5) comprise in each case at least one abutment section (15, 15′; 18, 18) being configured to abut against one another when the conversion device (14, 14) is in the knife position and when the first handle (2, 2) and the second handle (5, 5) are in the closed position, whereby the conversion device (14, 14) is retained in the knife position.

A convertible cutting device (1, 1′) comprises a first handle (2, 2′) with a first blade (8, 8′) and a second handle (5, 5′) with a second blade (11, 11′), and a conversion device (14, 14′) being configured to adapt at least a scissor position and a knife position. The conversion device (14, 14′) and the second handle (5, 5′) comprise in each case at least one abutment section (15, 15′; 18, 18′) being configured to abut against one another when the conversion device (14, 14′) is in the knife position and when the first handle (2, 2′) and the second handle (5, 5′) are in the closed position, whereby the conversion device (14, 14′) is retained in the knife position.

A cutting tool is provided which may include a first blade and a second blade, where the first blade is coupled to the second blade at a first pivot point, where the first blade defines a cam follower and pivots relative to the second blade about a first pivot axis through the first pivot point; and a lever pivotably coupled to the second blade at a second pivot point, where the lever defines a cam surface and pivots relative to the second blade about a second pivot axis through the second pivot point, where the second blade is driven toward the first blade in response to the lever being advanced toward the first pivot point and the cam follower translating along the cam surface.

A cutting and snipping device includes a housing having a front, an opposed rear, an open mouth at the front, opposed sides extending from the front to the rear and each formed with longitudinal slots, and a head projecting from the rear, wherein a blade set into the head is exposed between the head and the rear of the housing. The device includes scissor arms, each having a cutting edge at a front end, an opposed rear end, and a grip extending between the front end and the rear end. The scissor arms are mounted within the housing for scissored movement with respect to each other and for reciprocal movement with respect to the housing between a forward position in which the cutting edges are advanced out of the mouth and a retracted position in which the cutting edges are retracted within the mouth.

Disclosed is a scissors and pliers combination tool having a small thickness and facilitating operations. The combination tool comprises: scissors, pliers, a primary housing, a scissors handle, and a pliers handle, wherein the scissors and pliers have a folded state and unfolded state on the primary housing, and a folding or unfolding direction of the scissors is reverse to that of the pliers. In the unfolded state, the scissors handle and the primary housing form an operation handle of the scissors, and the pliers handle and the primary housing form an operation handle of the pliers.