Hair cutting apparatus and method of use
OwnerGeoffrey McCueinventor
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Abstract
The present inventive concept relates to a hair cutting apparatus and method of use for hair cutting, and in particular, to a hair cutting apparatus and method of use for hair cutting that enable a user to cut hair with improved ease and efficiency using palm-down movements. The hair cutting apparatus includes a housing, and the housing has an outer gripping surface shaped to receive a palm of the user for ergonomic use. Attached to the housing is a motor that drives a first shearing blade to move over a second shearing blade in a cutting action.
Claims20
A hair cutting apparatus having a gripping surface to permit palm-down cutting, the hair cutting apparatus comprising:
- a housing including the gripping surface, the gripping surface having a convex ergonomic shape to receive a palm of a user;
- a motor secured to the housing, the motor in operable contact with a first shearing blade to drive movement of the first shearing blade over a second shearing blade, and
- wherein,
- the second shearing blade is attached to the housing, and
- the first shearing blade is in slidable contact with the second shearing blade.
A hair cutting apparatus for multi-directional shaving, the hair cutting apparatus comprising:
- a housing having an outer surface that presents a gripping surface having a convex ergonomic shape to receive a palm of a user;
- a base attached to the housing;
- a motor secured to the base, the motor operably attached to a first shearing blade to drive movement of the first shearing blade over a second shearing blade;
- wherein the second shearing blade is attached to the base, and
- wherein the first shearing blade is in slidable contact with the second shearing blade.
A method for palm-down cutting, the method comprising:
- providing a hair cutting apparatus having a gripping surface shaped to receive a user's palm;
- applying the hair cutting apparatus to a cutting surface;
- and
- executing a first movement of the user's palm such that the hair cutting apparatus translates across the cutting surface and the user's palm remains generally facing the cutting surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.