Elevated shaver
AssigneeDryfhout Properties, LLC
InventorMatthew James Dryfhout
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Abstract
A safety razor shaves back hair of a user. An elongated back shaver handle has a grip and a blade end. A blade group has a sharp blade and a guard parallel thereto. A substrate structure is coupled to the blade end. The substrate structure is adapted to hold both the blade group and a support on a front surface with the blade group and the support spaced a distance. The blade group and the support each extend from the front surface of the substrate structure at a height sufficient to avoid loose skin of the user touching the front surface of the substrate structure. The support can be either a blunt protrusion or another blade group.
Claims26
A safety razor for shaving back hair on backside skin of a user, comprising:
- an elongated back shaver handle comprising a handle end and a blade end located opposite the handle end;
- a substrate structure;
- a support having an outermost end projecting from the substrate structure;
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- a blade group comprising a cutting blade with a sharp edge and having a leading planar side and a trailing planar side and a comb having a row of teeth parallel to the leading planar side of the cutting blade and having teeth ends projecting from the substrate structure;
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- wherein the substrate structure has a substantially planar front surface and is coupled to the blade end of the elongated back shaver handle with the comb between the shaver handle and the cutting blade and the elongated back shaver handle having a longitudinal axis always substantially perpendicular to the sharp edge of the cutting blade, wherein the substrate structure comprises both the blade group and the support on the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure with the blade group and the support spaced a distance therebetween, wherein the blade group and the support each extend outwardly from the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure at heights of at least 0.381 centimeters each measured outwardly along a first line perpendicular to the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure towards the teeth ends of the comb of the blade group and measured along a second line perpendicular to the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure towards the outermost end of the support.
A safety razor for shaving hair on skin of a user, comprising:
- a shaver handle comprising a blade end and a handle end located opposite the blade end;
- a substrate structure;
- a support having an outermost end projecting from the substrate structure;
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- a blade group comprising a cutting blade with a sharp edge and having a leading planar side and a trailing planar side and a comb having a row of teeth parallel to the leading planar side of the cutting blade and having teeth ends projecting from the substrate structure;
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- wherein the substrate structure has a substantially planar front surface and is coupled to the blade end of the shaver handle with the comb between the shaver handle and the cutting blade and the shaver handle having a longitudinal axis always substantially perpendicular to the sharp edge of the cutting blade, wherein the substrate structure is comprises both the blade group and the support on the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure with the blade group and the support spaced a distance therebetween, wherein the blade group and the support each extend outwardly from the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure at heights of at least 0.381 centimeters each measured outwardly along a first line perpendicular to the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure towards the teeth ends of the comb of the blade group and measured along a second line perpendicular to the substantially planar front surface of the substrate structure towards the outermost end of the support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.