V-shaped weed cutting garden tool and edge trimmer
OwnerJohn Corsini, Frank DiFeliceinventors
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Abstract
A weed-cutting gardening tool for easy cutting of plants and weeds as well as precision edge trimming. The device has an elongated handle secured to a working end with a V-shaped blade head. The blade head has an overall V-shape with a forward facing tip, two front blade edges, two rear blade edges, and two lateral blade edges. The blade edges provide a variety of cutting surfaces for a user to employ when trimming weeds. Different edges may be utilized by merely rotating the device, alleviating the need for a user to position his or her body in awkward positions. The device may also come with an elongated blade member that extends above the blade head and is useful for edge trimming along a sidewalk or garden boundary.
Claims6
A weed-cutting gardening tool, comprising:
- an elongated handle having a working end;
- said working end having a sheath portion and a blade support member, wherein said elongated handle is secured to said sheath portion by a fastener;
- a V-shaped blade head with a plurality of blade edges secured to said blade support member;
- an elongated blade member having a curved front blade edge and a straight rear blade edge, and a straight bottom edge;
- a first upper blade member and a second upper blade member;
- wherein said bottom edge of said elongated blade member is secured to said blade support member above said blade head and wherein said rear blade edge extends orthogonally from said blade support member;
- wherein each of said first upper blade member and said second upper blade member is configured substantially as a right triangle with a hypotenuse which is oriented towards and away from said front blade edge of said elongated blade member;
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- each of said first upper blade member and said second upper blade member secured to said blade support member and extending therefrom on opposing sides of said elongated blade member, forming a straight line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.