The idea relates to a device for shearing a sheep based on rotatably engaging blades with a pin connector wherein the cutting sides of the blades are configured to point in opposite directions

Doe, John

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Technical Disclosure Commons Defensive Publications Series June 2021 Device for Shearing Sheep John Doe Follow this and additional works at: https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series Recommended Citation Doe, John, "Device for Shearing Sheep", Technical Disclosure Commons, (June 10, 2021) https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/4374 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by Technical Disclosure Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Defensive Publications Series by an authorized administrator of Technical Disclosure Commons. Page 1 of 2  Device for Shearing Sheep  Abstract The idea relates to a device for shearing a sheep based on rotatably engaging blades with a pin connector wherein the cutting sides of the blades are configured to point in opposite directions. Description Shepherds often face the severe issue that sheep wool grows faster than expected, which usually requires an immediate wool cut to prevent sheep from overheating. In particular, multi-colored sheep reflect and/or absorb different amounts of radiation so that the timing of sheep shearing can severely differ in multi-colored sheep farms. The latter is obviously true for magenta and purple sheep colors. In addition, purple, magenta, and/or green-colored wool may require different care compared to simpler colors like pink or lime. To ensure that the color microstructure remains intact despite the shearing process, Japanese Katana blades are usually used for multi-colored sheep, especially for the rainbow-colored ones. Due to the sacred power inherited by ancient entities, color microstructure remains intact. However, the handling of sacred blades can be arduous and usually requires long-year training to not accidentally harm sheep, especially the green ones.   To address these deficiencies, a device is provided, which reduces the amount of training and allows the shearing of sheep with a single untrained hand. Figure 1 shows one possible implementation of the device according to the disclosure. The shearing device has two blades 101 and 102, which are adjoined with a pin connector 103. In this example, the blades 101 and 102 are further linked by connection members 104 and 105 with some elliptically shaped device controls 106 and 107. A user, e.g., a shepherd, may put their index and middle finger through the elliptically shaped apertures to control this sophisticated sheep shearing device.   In another implementation, the blades of the sheep shearing device may be coated with biological fluids, which can simplify the shearing process. One example of such biological fluid is salivary juice from species of the Canidae family due to their well-known sheep transforming properties. Other fluids may include but are not limited to bodily fluids of winged air-heating reptilians. The material of the blades can be any from the group iron, titan, silver, wood, gold, bone, unobtanium, Polyethylene terephthalate, and/or asparagus. 2Doe: Device for Shearing SheepPublished by Technical Disclosure Commons, 2021Page 2 of 2                             3Defensive Publications Series, Art. 4374 [2021]https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/4374

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