Multi-angle free use handle and shaver

A multi-angle free use handle is characterized by inclusion of the following components:

• A handle body. The handle body incorporates symmetrically positioned wings extending outward on both sides along the width direction. The top surfaces of the wings are designed as concave curved surfaces, forming two first gripping surfaces symmetrically, and the bottom surfaces of the wings form a second gripping surface;
• A rotating device. The rotating device is positioned in the center of the second gripping surface, effectively dividing the second gripping surface into a third gripping surface and a fourth gripping surface. The rotating device separate the handle body into a first handle block and a second handle block;
• The rotating device comprises a first contact surface a second contact surface and a rotating axis. The first contact surface is situated on the end face of the first handle block, while the second contact surface is located on the end face of the second handle block, wherein the first contact surface and the second contact surface are made of magnetic materials, and the first contact surface and the second contact surface are abutted, enabling the separation of the first handle block and the second handle block through the rotational movement of the rotating axis.

A razor capable of being used freely at multiple angles, characterized in that the razor comprises a handle, and the handle comprises:

• A handle body. The handle body incorporates symmetrically positioned wings extending outward on both sides along the width direction. The top surfaces of the wings are designed as concave curved surfaces, forming two first gripping surfaces symmetrically, and the bottom surfaces of the wings form a second gripping surface;
• A rotating device. The rotating device is positioned in the center of the second gripping surface, effectively dividing the second gripping surface into a third gripping surface and a fourth gripping surface The rotating device separate the handle body into a first handle block and a second handle block;
• The rotating device comprises a first contact surface a second contact surface and a rotating axis. The first contact surface is situated on the end face of the first handle block, while the second contact surface is located on the end face of the second handle block, wherein the first contact surface and the second contact surface are made of magnetic materials, and the first contact surface and the second contact surface are abutted, enabling the separation of the first handle block and the second handle block through the rotational movement of the rotating axis.

A razor capable of being used freely at multiple angles, characterized in that the razor comprises a handle, and the handle comprises:

• A handle body. The handle body incorporates symmetrically positioned wings extending outward on both sides along the width direction. The top surfaces of the wings are designed as concave curved surfaces, forming two first gripping surfaces symmetrically, and the bottom surfaces of the wings form a second gripping surface;
• A rotating device. The rotating device is positioned in the center of the second gripping surface, effectively dividing the second gripping surface into a third gripping surface and a fourth gripping surface. The rotating device separate the handle body into a first handle block and a second handle block;
• The rotating device comprises a first contact surface a second contact surface and a rotating axis. The first contact surface is situated on the end face of the first handle block, while the second contact surface is located on the end face of the second handle block, wherein the first contact surface and the second contact surface are made of magnetic materials, and the first contact surface and the second contact surface are abutted, enabling the separation of the first handle block and the second handle block through the rotational movement of the rotating axis.