point — essentially the hinge that allows the lever to multiply the force applied by your thumb. With relatively little pressure, the blades close and cut through a nail.
This is leverage at work, a basic mechanical principle that turns a small amount of pressure into a stronger cutting action. Because of this design, the clipper does not rely on strength alone. It relies on geometry, positioning, and balance.
For someone with strong hands, this may go unnoticed. But for older adults, or anyone experiencing arthritis, joint stiffness, nerve discomfort, or
