Acutating lever for use with a finger/toe nail clipper assembly
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An actuating lever for use with a finger/toe nail clipper assembly adapted to be mounted thereto, the actuating lever having a mounting assembly and an elongate lever portion coupled to the mounting assembly to enable the lever portion to be rotated between an active condition pivotal to force the cutting means of the assembly to engage a finger/toe nail introduced to the assembly for severance thereof and a passive condition rendering the lever portion incapable of engaging the said finge/toe nail in severing engagement. One embodiment is formed of a angled mounting portion and an elongate lever having a angled bend, said mounting portion and the angled bend coupled surface to surface enabling rotation of the lever between the active and passive conditions. A second embodiment provides a mounting disc and an elongate lever having a base and an elongate lever unitary therewith, the base pivotally mounted to the disc. The disc being rotatable at least 180 degrees within suitable slots formed in the assembly to carry the lever between active and passive conditions.
An actuating lever for use with a finger/toe nail clipper assembly of the type which includes elongate upper and lower arms arranged spaced in overlying arrangement and having first and second ends, the first ends being secured together and the second ends terminating in facing jaw formations respectively terminating in facing sharpened cutting edges, the upper arm being of limited resilience and capable of being forcably pressed toward the lower arm to place the sharpened cutting edges in severing engagement with a finger/toe nail introduced therebetween;
An actuating lever for use with a finger/toe clipper assembly of the type which includes elongate upper and lower arms arranged in overlying spaced planes, the arms each having first and second ends;
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