Weed cutting tool
OwnerEdward F. Traczekinventor
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Abstract
A weed cutting tool including an elongate handle mounting a generally "L" shaped leg at a lower end thereof for securement to a blade member. The blade member includes arcuate forward and rear cutting edges, with spaced parallel sides, each side including a cutting notch therewithin. Modifications of the invention include mounted forward and rear cutting blades, with the forward blade including saw tooth projections, and the rear blade including spaced notched members with intercommunicating cutting edges, with a handle including a cavity formed within the handle for securing gloves and the like therewithin.
Claims2
A weed cutting tool comprising,
- an elongate longitudinally aligned handle, the handle including a handle lower terminal end, with a first handle extension link longitudinally aligned with the handle mounted to the lower terminal end, and
- a second extension link mounted to the first extension link defining an oblique angle therebetween, and
- a blade member mounted to the second extension link remote from the first extension link, the blade member including a convex arcuate forward blade edge spaced from a rearwardly extending convex arcuate rear blade edge, and
- the blade member including a first side spaced from and parallel a second side, with the first and second sides extending between the forward and rear blade edges, and
- a first side cutting notch mounted medially within the first side, and a second side cutting notch mounted medially within the second side, and the blade member defined by a convex top surface coextensive with a concave bottom surface to impart strength and rigidity to the blade member in use, and
- wherein the forward blade edge includes a mounted saw toothed forward blade insert, and the rear blade edge includes a rear blade insert, wherein the rear blade insert includes a series of spaced notches with arcuate elongate blade members directed therebetween, and the forward and rear blade inserts each are defined by a "V" shaped interior cavity, and each "V" shaped interior cavity includes opposed clamping projections for securement of each blade insert to the blade member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.