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`(7i)Applicant MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC WORKS
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`(223‘Date of filing :
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`“3.08.1998
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`(?2)Inventor : KAWAHARA MANABU
`TAKEGAWA YOSHINOBU
`FURUICHE TAKESHI
`KOZAI TAKASHI
`TANAHASHI MASAO
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`(30)Priority
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`Priority date' 28.07. 1997
`Priority number: 09201124
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`Priority country.' JP
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`(54) OUTER BLADE OF ELECTRIC RAZOR AND MANUFACTURE THEREOF
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`(573Abstraot:
`PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To meet a plenty of
`requirements made for an outer blade at a high level.
`SOLUTION: A iower part of a side wail on the side of a
`blade hole 2 in a slat i surrounding the blade hole 2 is
`protruded to the side of the blade hoie 2 to make a side
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`protrusion part 10 forming an edge tip and an upper part
`of the side weli forms a curved part H with an circuiar
`are—shaped cross section. The top surface of the curved
`part i 3 sticks out from an extension on the side of the
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`top surface of the side protrusion part it). The
`dimension A up to the boundary between the side
`protrusion part 10 and the curved part ‘li From the top
`surface of the slat 1
`is almost equal to or less than the
`thickness (t) of the siat 1. The angle of the edge tip can
`be set by the side protrusion part 10 and the protrusion
`of skin from the blade hoie 2 can be by the curved part
`11. The boundary position between the side protrusion
`part 10 and the curved part 11 is provided near the top
`surface of the plat i to make the blade T thinner.
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`CLAIMS
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`[Claim(s)]
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`[Claim 1]The side-attachment-wali
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`lower part by the side of a blade hole of a
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`crosspiece surrounding a biade hole is a side height which projects to the biade hole
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`side and forms the edge of a blade, An outer blade of an electric shaver which a side
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`wall upper portion is an arc shaped cross section curved part, and the curved part
`upper surface projects up rather than the upper surface side extension wire of a
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`side height, and is characterized by a size from the upper surface of a crosspiece to
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`a boundary between the above—mentioned side height and a curved part being
`almost the same as thickness of a orosspiece, or having become the following
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`[Claim 2]An outer blade of the electric shaver according to claim i, wherein a hollow
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`is established in the back side of a curved part.
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`{Claim 3]An outer blade of the electric shaver according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a
`hollow is provided between both—sides curved parts of the upper surface of a
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`crosspiece.
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`[Claim 4]An outer blade of the electric shaver according to claim 3, wherein a hollow
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`is formed as a curving surface which leads to a curved part smoothly.
`[Claim 5]An outer blade of-an eieotrio shavervgiven in one paragraph of claims 1-4
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`making thin thickness of an upper surface center part of a cross‘piece,
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`[Claim 6]An outer blade of an electric shaver given in one paragraph of claims l~5
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`having provided selectively a blade hole surrounded by a orosspiece provided with a
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`side height and a curved part.
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`[Claim 7]An outer biade of the electric shaver according to claim 6, wherein contact
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`pressure with skin has established a blade hole surrounded by a crosspiece provided
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`with a side height and a curved part only in area which becomes high.
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`[Claim 8]An outer blade of an electric shaver given in one paragraph of claims 1-77
`currently changing selectively a projection amount of a side height, or a curvature
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`radius of a curved part.
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`[Claim 9]In carrying out an opening, a blade hoie which ********s a raw material
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`which is sheet metal with a pair of metallic mold, forms unevenness, grinds heights
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`by the side of one side, and is surrounded by a crosspiece as a pair of metallic mold,
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`Forge coining of the raw material
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`is carried out between an edge of a hollow, and
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`heights using a metallic mold which established a crevice in a portion which forms
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`the top upper surface side of a orosspiece, and a metallic mold which formed heights
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`in a portion which forms the top undercurface side of a crosspieoe, A manufacturing
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`method of an outer blade of an electric shaver forming a side height which projects
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`at the blade hole side in the side-attachment~wall lower part by the side of a blade
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`hole of a orosspiece surrounding a blade hole, and forms the edge of a blade, and
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`forming an are shaped cross section curved part in a side wall upper portion.
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`[Claim “HA manufacturing method of an outer blade of the electric shaver
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`according to claim 9 performing a forge which makes thickness of an upper center
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`part of a crosspiece thinner than raw material thickness between a hollow center
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`section and a heights center section of the metallic mold of another side of one
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`metallic mold.
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`[Claim 113A manufacturing method of an outer blade of the electric shaver
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`according to claim 9 or 10 usually performing coining by making portions other than
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`a forge coining part into a coining part.
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`[Detailed Description of the Invention]
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`[0001}
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`[Field of the InventionJThis invention relates to the outer blade and manufacturing
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`method of the type called the outer blade of an electric shaver, and the mesh cutter
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`with which many blade holes were especially formed in the thin plate blank.
`[0002]
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`[Description of the Prior ArtJAs an outer blade of an electric shaver, as shown in
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`drawing 20, many unevenness is formed in the raw material M which is sheet metal
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`by coining by a pair of metallic molds 3 and 4, Subsequently, although there are
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`some which made the portion which remains while breaking the blade hole 2, as
`shown in drawing 19 by grinding the portion (it is a field below the line C in a figure)
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`projected to the one side side the crosspiece l surrounding the blade hole 2, In this
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`case, the grinding side in the crosspiece 1 serves as the edge of a blade of the knife
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`angle theta. and the mustache 6 introduced from the blade hole 2 will be out
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`because an inner blade ****s to this field.
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`[0003}At this time, it is difficult to make a relation with the opening diameter D of
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`the knife angle theta and the blade hole 2 into a satisfying thing in the
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`above~mentioned coining processed so that the thickness t may hardly change from
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`raw material thickness in each part. Namely, although what is necessary is just to
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`make the knife angle theta small for raising sharpness, in this case, since the
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`projection amount P of the skin 5 from the blade hole 2 becomes large. only the part
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`to which height (edge thickness) T of the crosspiece 3 becomes it low that it is the
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`same in the opening diameter D. From having to make small the opening diameter D
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`of the blade hole 2., and also the geometric moment of inertia of the crosspiece 1
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`becoming small, the section of the crosspiece i must also be enlarged for intensity
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`reservation, the numerical aperture of the blade hole 2 “Falls as a result, and
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`introduction of the mustache 6 worsens.
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`[OOD4]Conversely, if the numerical aperture of the blade hole 2 tends to be enlarged
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`and it is going to improve introduction of the mustache 6, the knife angle theta will
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`be enlarged, and since the slitting resistance to the mustache 6 becomes large,
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`sharpness will get worse. When enlarging the knife angle theta, making width of the
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`crosspiece i the same, the curvature radius of the upper surface corner of the
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`crosspiece i must be made small, and this will cause aggravation per skin.
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`[0005]For this reason, what made the knife angle small by drawing the curve on
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`which the section of the side attachment wall surrounding [ as shown in drawing 21 :l
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`the blade hole 2 of the crosspieoe 1 has the point of inflection on JP,54-l3793,U is
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`proposed, What made the knife angle email by making a curve draw on the lower end
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`part which is an edge-of—a—blade side of the above-mentioned side attachment wall
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`as shown in drawing 22 is preposed by JP,55~68973,U.
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`[0006]
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`[Problem(s) to be Solved by the inventionJHowever, each thing shown in the two
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`above~mentioned gazettes from being premised on said processing method for
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`********ing without changing raw material thickness as much as possible. When
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`made from the stainless steel cutting steel material by which normal use is carried
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`out, it cannot fabricate, if edge thickness T is not made quite thicker (i .5 or more
`" times) than the thickness t, And lncreaseof the edge thickness T causes the
`problem that a mustache cannot be shaved short, and if thickness t (raw material
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`thickness) is made thin in order to prevent this, it will cause a strong fall.
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`[0007]In view of such a point, it succeeds in this invention, and the place made into
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`the purpose is to provide the outer blade of the electric shaver which satisfies many
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`points for which an outer blade is asked to a high level, The place made into other
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`purposes is to provide the manufacturing method of the outer blade of the electric
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`shaver which can manufacture the above—~mentioned outer blade simple.
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`[00083
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`{Means for Solving the ProblemJAn outer blade of an electric shaver which carries
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`out a deer and is built over this invention, The side—attachment-wall lower part by
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`the side of a blade hole of a crosspiece surrounding a blade hole is a side height
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`which projects to the blade hole side and forms the edge of a blade, A side wall
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`upper portion is an arc shaped cross section curved part, the curved part upper
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`surface projects up rather than the upper surface side extension wire of a side
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`height, and it has the feature for a size from the upper surface of a orosspiece to a
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`boundary between the above-mentioned side height and a curved part to be aimost
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`the same as thickness of a crosspiece, or have become the following. It is made to
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`end even if it does not thicken edge thickness by enabiing it to set up a projection
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`amount of skin from a biade hoie by a curved part, and providing a boundary position
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`of the above-mentioned side height and a curved part near the upper surface of a
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`crosspieoe. while setting up a knife angle by a side height.
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`[0009]A hollow may be established in the back side of a curved part, or a hollow may
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`be provided between both-sides curved parts of the upper surface of a crosspieoe.
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`It can sizeecome and a projection amount of a curved part can be come. At this
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`time, if a hoilow is made into a curving surface which leads to a curved part
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`smoothly, it can make per skin still better.
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`[0010]Thickness of an upper surface center part of a crosspiece may be made thin.
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`[00111As for a blade hoie surrounded by a crosspiece which could establish a biade
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`hole surrounded by a crosspiece provided with a side height and a curved part in the
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`whoie region, but couid provide selectiveiy, and was provided with a side height and
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`a curved part in this case, it is preferred that contact pressure with skin provides
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`oniy in area which becomes high.
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`[0012}It is also preferred to change selectively a projection amount of a side height
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`or a curvature radius of a curved part.
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`[0013]And a manufacturing method of an outer blade of an electric shaver in this
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`invention, In carrying out an opening, a blade hole which ********s a raw material
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`which is sheet metal with a pair of metallic moid, forms unevenness, grinds heights
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`by the side of one side, and is surrounded by a crosspiece as a pair of metallic mold,
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`Forge coining of the raw material is carried out between an edge of a hollow, and
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`heights using a metallic mold which estabiished a crevice in a portion which forms
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`the top upper surface side of a crosspiece. and a metallic mold which formed heights
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`in a portion which forms the top undersurface side of a crosspiece, It has the
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`feature to form a side height which projects at the biade hole side in the
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`side—attachment—wail lower part by the side of a biade hoie of a crosspiece
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`surrounding a biade hole, and forms the edge of a blade, and form an are shaped
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`cross section curved part in a side wali upper portions An outer blade of said eiectrio
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`shaver can be easiiy obtained by forge coining.
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`[0014]At this time, it is also preferred to perform a forge which makes thickness of
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`an upper center part of a crosspiece thinner than raw material thickness between a
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`hollow center section and a heights center section of the metaliic mold of another
`side of one metaliic moid.
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`{00i53Portions other than a forge coining part may usualiy perform coining as a
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`coining part.
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`{0&6}
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`[Embodiment of the lnventionhf an exampie of an embodiment of the invention is
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`expiained, as shown in drawing; 1, the fundementai gestait is the same as said
`conventional example, but the iower part of the side attachment wali by the side of
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`the blade hole 2 in the crosspiece i surrounding the biade hoie 2 is used as the side
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`height 10 which forms the edge of a biade of the knife angle theta, and the upper
`part of the above~mentioned side attachment well is made into the curved part 11
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`of the curvature radius R. The curved part ii should have projected only the fine
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`amount delta rather than the extension wire by the side of the upper surface of the
`side height 10, Furthermore, it is the same as the top thickness (raw'material
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`thickness) t of the crosspiece 1, distance A from the boundary point of the side
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`height 10 and the curved part ii to the upper surface of the crosspiece i
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`is made
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`into iess than it (A<=t}, and minimum thickness W is made smaiier (W<t) than the raw
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`materiai thickness t.
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`[OOiYEAs shown in drawing 2. whiie such an outer biade is provided with the heights
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`40 and the crevice 30 as a pair of metaiiic maids 3 and 4, respectively and forms the
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`upper part of the crosspiece 1 among both 40 and 30, the boundary point of the side
`height 10 and the curved part ii using what is formed by the edge of the crevice 30
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`A'Fter forge coining of the raw material M, It obtains by grinding the portion below the
`line C.
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`[00183Although the knife angle theta of the edge of a blade formed of the side height
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`10 is small, Since the projection amount of skin can be greatiy made smaii very
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`much for the opening diameter D since the curved part H has projected only the
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`value delta rather than the side height 10, and edge thickness T can be made [ and 3
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`small near the thickness t, the mustache has been shaved short.
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`[€301 QJDrawing 3 (a) shows what made edge thickness T stiii smaller as compared
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`with what was shown in drawing i, and drawing 3 (b) shows that to which drawing 3
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`(0) both made small the edge thickness T and the projection amount delta for what
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`enlarged the curvature radius R of the curved part i1 as compared with what was
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`shown in drawing 1, and made the projection amount delta small. Although per skin
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`can be improved by being able to shave a mustache shorter, being able to raise it
`with making edge thickness T still smaller, enlarging the curvature radius R, and
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`making the projection amount delta small. if the opening diameter D is not made
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`smaller than what was shown in drawing 1, the projection amount of skin will become
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`large anyway.
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`[OOZOIOther examples are shown in drawing 4. This forms the crevice 13 of the level
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`‘ difference h1 in'the rear-face side of the curved part 11 of the crosspiece 1 using
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`what equipped the periphery of the heights 40 with the projected rim 41 as the
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`metallic mold 4. in order that existence of this crevice 13 may swell the curved part
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`11 outside and may enlarge the projection amount delta, only the part which can
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`stop the projection amount of skin further can enlarge the opening diameter D of the
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`blade hole 2, and it can improve it mustached introduction. Edge thickness T is made
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`thin. and a mustache is shaved still shorter and it can make it possible to raise it.
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`[0021:lin what is shown in drawing 5, in addition to formation of the crevice 13 by the
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`metallic mold 4 shown in above—mentioned drawing 4, the projection 31 is formed in
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`. the crevice 30 center of the metallic mold 3, and the hollow 12 of the level
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`difference h2 is formed in the upper surface center part of the crosspiece 1. Since
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`the projection amount delta of the curved part 11 will be enlarged too and also the
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`skin 5 is lengthened on the occasion of shaving in this hollow 12, such existence of
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`the hollow 12, The projection amount of the skin 5 from the blade hole 2 can be
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`made small, and since the mustache 6 is pressed out from a root because the
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`curved part 11 presses down more roots of the mustache 6. the mustache 6 can be
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`out more short.
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`[00221The above~mentioned crevice 13 may be trapezoidal shape as shown in
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`drawing 6, or as shown in drawing 7‘, it may make the too undercurfaoe of the
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`crosspiece 1 a curving surface. As shown in drawing 7 as for a hollow 12. the upper
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`surface of the crosspiece 1 may be made into a curving surface. Being able to make
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`high endurance to cruel use of metallic molds 3 and 4 called forge coining in any
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`case, formation of the hollow 12 which is a curving surface Further will improve per
`skin.
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`[OOZCEJhc the forge which makes top thickness of the crosspiece 1 thinner than the
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`raw material thickness t when forming the hollow 12 is performed as shown in
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`drawing 8 or drawing 9, the projection amount delta of the curved part 11 can be
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`increased effectively. The tapered shape hollow 12 shown in drawing 9 can improve
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`the endurance of the metallic molds 3 and 4 which perform forge coining whose load
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`is size, in order that the welding pressure between the metallic molds 3 and 4 may
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`be small and may end.
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`[0024JA5 shown in drawing 10, even if the hollow i4 is established in the center
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`section by the side of the top undersurface of the orossoiece l and only the level
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`difference h is made to make thin thickness of the upper center part of the
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`crosspisoe i from the raw materiai thickness t, the projection amount delta of the
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`curved part ii can be enlarged too. The burden pieced on the metallic molds 3 and
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`4 can be made smali by making the hollow 14 into tapered shape. Drawing ii shows
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`the thing it enabled it to take large increase of the projection amount delta of the
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`curved part ii as compared with the edge thickness T while the hollow i4 is formed
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`with the crevice 13 and the hollow 12 and only the level difference h3 makes
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`thickness thinner than the raw material thickness t.
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`[0025]By the way, it is not necessary to perform forming the side height 10 and the
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`curved part ii to all the fields in which the blade hole 2 in an outer blade was
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`established also from a point of the endurance of the metallic molds 3 and 4 in the
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`case of forming by forge coining. The outer blade A used for the both~way formula
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`electric shaver shown in drawing 12 about this point explains.
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`[0026]While the both-way formuia electric shaver shown in drawing 12 is provided
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`with the blade heads Ha of a couple, Ha, and the d

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