Cutting tool with variable pivot system
A technology of cutting tools and pivot points, applied in the field of hand-operated cutting tools, can solve the problem of increased force of cutting objects
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[0048] Since the first region of the cutting stroke corresponds to the "least resistance" encountered in cutting the object (ie, relatively little force is required), a variable sliding portion of the pivot system is used. Therefore, the sliding portion of the variable pivot system has a relatively lower mechanical advantage compared to the gearing portion because the sliding portion has no mechanism for mechanical advantage (i.e., the gearing portion utilizes meshable gears to increase the mechanical advantage, but the sliding part has no such mechanism). Rather, the mechanical advantage of the sliding portion is provided by the length of the handle and the single pivot mechanism. However, during the second region of the cutting stroke (i.e., approximately the last two-thirds of the cutting stroke), where greater resistance is encountered while cutting an object, the geared portion of the variable pivot system engages to provide Increased mechanical benefit. Because the gea...
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