DOUBLE-BLADED KNIFE
First Claim
1. A knife, comprising:
- a body with a handle, and a distal portion having extensions; and
a blade positioned between the extensions, the blade have at least one cutting edge;
wherein the extensions form an atraumatic profile with the blade to facilitate cutting of an object by the cutting edge.
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Abstract
A knife has plastic molded body with a handle and distal portion formed with finger-like extensions that hold a blade with its cutting edges exposed. The extensions form an atraumatic profile with the blade to facilitate cutting of an object by the cutting edge. The atraumatic profile extends along a longitudinal direction of the knife and/or a lateral direction of the knife. In one embodiment, the extensions are tapered in both a longitudinal and a lateral direction of the knife, such that there is a smooth transitional region where the extensions and the blade meet. The knife includes a sliding region proximal the cutting edge of the blade which facilitates a swift cutting motion into dough where the extensions follow and functions as part of the blade. The knife also includes a protective cover that is detachable from the knife, or is movable between a position that covers the blade and a position that exposes the blade. The cover can translate or pivot between the two positions by means of pins that engage a slot formed in the handle. The cover can releasably lock in both positions by means of a latch mechanism. The knife may also include an orientation indicator.
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1. A knife, comprising:
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a body with a handle, and a distal portion having extensions; and a blade positioned between the extensions, the blade have at least one cutting edge; wherein the extensions form an atraumatic profile with the blade to facilitate cutting of an object by the cutting edge. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21)
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