Cutting tool with a gentle force curve
A technology for cutting tools and cutting points, which is applied in metal processing and other directions, and can solve the problems of increasing tool weight and complexity
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[0016] Referring generally to the drawings, various embodiments disclosed herein relate to a manually operated cutting tool, such as scissors, that has a relatively flatter cutting force profile than conventional manually operated cutting tools. In this regard and as used herein, the term "cut force profile" (also referred to as the profile of the cutting force) refers to the rate at which the jaws or cutting elements of the tool are driven from fully open to fully closed ( That is, from the point of maximum separation to minimum separation), the cutting force required to cut through an object. For example, in conventional manually operated scissors, the force required to cut through an object increases as the cutting position moves toward the tip of the scissors (i.e., as the handle of the scissors moves from a fully open position to a fully closed position) . Such an increase in force can reduce ease of use and frustrate the user. This problem can be exacerbated by the gen...
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