Cigar cutter
AssigneeS.T. Dupont
InventorMing Wai WONG
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AssigneeS.T. Dupont
InventorMing Wai WONG
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Cigar cutter (1) that comprises a housing (2) that has a cutting opening (3), a first movable blade module (4), and a second movable blade module (5) relative to said housing between a closed configuration, in which the blades (19, 23) of the blade modules close said cutting opening, and an open configuration, in which the blades of said blade modules release said cutting opening, whereby a locking mechanism is able, in a locked state, to keep said blade modules within said closed configuration, and, in an unlocked state, to allow said blade modules to switch to said open configuration, characterized by the fact that said blade modules are able to move toward one another from said closed configuration to an actuation configuration, whereby said locking mechanism is able to switch from the locked state to the unlocked state and vice versa during the switching from the closed configuration to the actuation configuration.
Cigar cutter (1) that comprises a housing (2) that has a cutting opening (3), a first movable blade module (4), and a second movable blade module (5) relative to said housing between a closed configuration, in which the blades (19, 23) of the blade modules close said cutting opening, and an open configuration, in which the blades of said blade modules release said cutting opening, whereby a locking mechanism is able, in a locked state, to keep said blade modules within said closed configuration, and, in an unlocked state, to allow said blade modules to switch to said open configuration, characterized by the fact that said blade modules are able to move toward one another from said closed configuration to an actuation configuration, whereby said locking mechanism is able to switch from the locked state to the unlocked state and vice versa during the switching from the closed configuration to the actuation configuration.
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