Cuticle pusher
OwnerYosh Hokamainventor
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Abstract
A cuticle pusher comprises (a) an elongated stem and a cuticle pusher blade at one end of the stem, the blade having an edge facing forwardly and downwardly, and the blade having a downwardly facing side, (b) the stem having, along its length away from the blade, an upwardly arching first section, and a substantially straight and longitudinally extending second section, (c) said first section having an upper side which is convex lengthwise of the stem, and substantially flat, laterally, said upper and under sides angled to conform to the end portions of the user's index and middle fingers, respectively, in both flexed and unflexed conditions of such fingers.
Claims9
In a cuticle pusher, the combination comprising:
- (a) an elongated stem and a cuticle pusher blade at one end of the stem, and a rearwardly tapering nail cleaning tip at the opposite end of the stem, the blade having an edge facing forwardly and downwardly, and the blade having a downwardly facing side,
- (b) the stem having, along its length away from the blade, an upwardly arching first section, a substantially straight and longitudinally extending second section merging at a first zone with said first section, and an upwardly arching third section merging with said tip and also merging with said second section at a second zone,
- (c) said first section having an upper side which is convex lengthwise of said section and an underside which is concave lengthwise of said section, and substantially flat, laterally, said upper and under sides angled to conform to the end portions of the user's index and middle fingers, respectively, in both flexed and unflexed conditions of such fingers,
- (d) and said third section also having an upper side which is convex lengthwise of said section, and an underside which is concave lengthwise of the stem and is substantially flat, laterally, said third section upper and under sides angled to conform to the end portions of the user's index and middle fingers, respectively, in both flexed and unflexed conditions of such fingers,
- (e) said first and second zones having cross sections which are reduced relative to the maximum cross sections of said first, second and third sections,
- (f) said first and third sections being substantially elliptical in cross section.
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