Modular Safety Razor with Adjustable Blade Angle
AssigneeRockwell Razors Corporation
InventorMorgan Nordstrom
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Abstract
A safety razor for personal grooming is disclosed. The safety razor includes a handle, a cap, and a base plate that has blade-engaging surfaces that define the razor blade angle when clamped between the cap and the base plate. The base plate can be double-sided to provide a second angled blade-engaging surface that defines a second razor blade angle when the razor blade is clamped between the second side of the base plate and the cap. The modular base plate allows a shaver to replace or flip, in the case of double-sided base plates, the base plate in order to change the blade angle and the aggressiveness of the shave from the safety razor.
Claims13
A safety razor comprising:
- a handle;
- a cap having a central threaded stud to threadingly engage the handle;
- and
- a base plate defining a central aperture for receiving the central threaded stud therethrough, the base plate having a first side defining a first angled blade-engaging surface that defines a first blade angle when a safety razor blade is clamped between the cap and the first side of the base plate.
A base plate for use in a modular safety razor, the base plate comprising:
- a first side defining a first angled blade-engaging surface that defines a first blade angle when a safety razor blade is clamped between the cap and the first side of the base plate;
- and
- a second side opposite the first side, the second side defining a second angled blade-engaging surface that defines a second blade angle when the safety razor is clamped between the cap and the second side of the base plate.
A modular safety razor shaving system, the system comprising:
- a handle;
- a cap having a central threaded stud to threadingly engage the handle;
- and
- two or more base plates, each base plate defining a central aperture for receiving the central threaded stud therethrough, each base plate having a first side defining a first angled blade-engaging surface that defines a first blade angle when a safety razor blade is clamped between the cap and the first side of the base plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.