Blade grinder for gardening cutting tool
AssigneeJiin Haur Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorShih-Piao Wu
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Abstract
A blade grinder includes a main body having a first end formed with a blade seat, an oil impregnated member mounted on a second end of the main body, and a grinding member mounted on the blade seat. Thus, one of the blades of the gardening cutting tool is rested on the grinding member and held by a user's one hand, so that the included angle between the blade of the gardening cutting tool and the grinding member can be adjusted to control the grinding angle the blade relative to the grinding member, thereby facilitating the user grinding the blade, and thereby enhancing the grinding effect of the grinding member.
Claims5
A blade grinder, comprising:
- a main body having a first end formed with a blade seat;
- an oil impregnated member mounted on a second end of the main body;
- and
- a grinding member mounted on the blade seat of the main body;
- wherein
- the second end of the main body has an inside formed with a screw bore, and the oil impregnated member has a first end formed with an outer thread screwed into the screw bore of the main body, so that the oil impregnated member is detachably mounted on the main body;
- the first end of the oil impregnated member has an end face provided with an oil cloth located beside the outer thread and received in the inside of the main body.
A blade grinder, comprising:
- a main body having a first end formed with a blade seat;
- an oil impregnated member mounted on a second end of the main body;
- and
- a grinding member mounted on the blade seat of the main body;
- wherein
- the second end of the main body has an inside formed with a screw bore, and the oil impregnated member has a first end formed with an outer thread screwed into the screw bore of the main body, so that the oil impregnated member is detachably mounted on the main body, wherein the oil impregnated member has a second end formed with a hanging hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.