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Hair Clipper Blade Assembly, Adjustment, and Tension Check
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2017
- In this video i will show you how to take apart a clipper blade, then reassembling it. How to check the tension of the clipper blade and how to adjust it. also how to clean it and oil it.
My name is Nick George with Clouds Diamond Sharpening. I sharpen on a diamond sharpening wheel (grandpa made the wheels shape and figured out how to use the diamond process. that's so fine at 1500 diamond grit, that polishes your blade sharp. I fix any clippers that have parts available. I can sharpen any blade or scissor that can come apart. I sharpen convex, semi convex, chunkers, thinning, fabric, surgical, and little scissor at a fair price.
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Thank you for the detailed explanation about how these blades work, what to look for when cleaning and adjusting, and how to use the blades safely. I have looked at many videos and this was by far the most helpful to me.
Hello. You are welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching.
One of the best vids about this on RUclips.
Ken Raddon awesome good to hear. glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching
Excellent detailed video! Thank you for showing how to do it and then reviewing doing it again adding important details the second time. Helps take the mystery out of what is happening at the cutting interface and how to control the process. Thank you so very much!
Fantastic video. Probably the best one on RUclips for detachable blades.
Thanks for the compliment
Thank you! I fixed my clippers without having to buy a new pair! Thank you!
All of your videos have been really helpful to me, I repaired my wife's classic 76 clipper and adjusted her blades going off info from your vids, the thing runs great now. Thank you.
np, im glad my video could help you. Thanks for watching
Genius! Thanks for posting. Helped me fix the rattling on an Oster after a drop on tile.
Thanks for watching!
Watched a bunch of these but this is the best
Thanks for watching. We really appreciate it!
Thank you so much I was about to go crazy with this new set of OSTER a5. I don’t know how this got out of the factory with both sets of blades so messed up I was about to take the clippers back everything was out of whack and I did not know what I was doing this is my first time with a set of professional clippers.
But thank you so much you remind me of a Bob Ross with clippers instead of paint👍🏼👍🏼💪🏼
Thanks for watching! Glad I could help.
Very good information on blades I learned a lot. Barber 20 years plus
Thanks for watching!
I learned a lot with this video,TKS.!!!!
This was 25 minutes well spent learning blade basics and how to keep a blade functioning properly and what happens if you don't.
Thanks for watching! Hope the information helped.
Just wanted to thank you for your help earlier today. Your wisdom helped out a bunch. Thank you from Crosby Tx.
No problem Edward. Thanks for watching!
Thank you, this video solved my clipper blade problems and answered my questions. I've subscribed and bookmarked you for the next time I need professional clipper blade and scissors sharpening or clipper service. Much appreciated.
Thank you so much for this!! I’ve been having trouble with too much tension from my new sharpener the last couple of visits, now I know how to try to fix it. I even brought up tension when he came and got my blades and they still have too much tension. 7-8 lbs worth! And I cannot move them with my fingers. I knew it was too tight, I think he just doesn’t know about tension. I will bring it up again. Had bought a new blade and tension was between 3-4 lbs.
Another thing I had purchased after he first sharpened my blades was a gun/fish scale (checks tension on a gun trigger or weight of a fish). It’s just hand held and it works great for checking blades.
We see this almost every day and it's becoming more common. In our experience, tightening the tension real tight can potentially hide the fact that the blade was sharpened incorrectly to begin with. If you ever find yourself having to educate your sharpener, it's probably best to look elsewhere. There are just too many variables to consider when sharpening clipper blades and little issues such as this ends up costing you more money in the long run. I've never even heard of 7-8 lbs!! That's crazy. Incorrect tension not only damages the blade, but it really tears the clipper up. Clippers are designed to oscillate side to side with ease. Any additional resistance puts additional strain on parts that causes them to fail sooner than should be expected. For more information, check us out at cloudsdiamondsharpening.com and thanks for watching!
Absolutely awesome video. Thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
Excellent. The best I have seen on blade care and I have seen a lot.
Awesome! I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Thank you for watching
Great video, thanks for sharing. Will check out your website! 👍
lots of good information, thankyou for posting, you are obviously very skilled
Thanks for watching. I appreciate the compliment.
fixed my problem in two seconds thanks brotha!
You're welcome and thank you for watching
Correction, WILL call/text for your services, thank you. You really help with the properties of blades etc. my hat off to you
thank you i will be looking forward to your business
Great video, thank you very much. Love from India
Awesome, I'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching
You the blade man... Will be called not acting for service and sharpening, even though I am in Md. Across the country
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge, I really appreciete it! one thing remains unclear to me, using stones to sharpen the blade is bad because it'll leave it flat? How do other type of sharpeners work to avoid that? cheers!
Perfect explanation! Thank you for posting.
Awesome I'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching
VERY helpful. Thanks
You're welcome!
G'day mate, thankyou so much for these tutorial video's, they are awesome!
I have obtained a 2nd hand clipper sharpening machine, but damned if I can find any kind of distributor or seller of the other needed equipment or components in Australia!
I'm in contact with The Edge pro / Nebraska Blades in the US but postage is going to cost an absolute mint! :(
Anyone reading this who knows of anyone in Aus supplying this kind of stuff would you please throw a dog a bone, I would much appreciate it!
Keep up the good work mate!
this is fantastic! thank you so much!!
Hello you are very welcome and thank you for watching.
great detailed video thank you!
Pam Hoffman np. Thanks for watching.
You inspire me so much! Just starting my sharpening business here in California really enjoying your channel. Can you please tell me what brand the pliers are that you used and maybe where you got them? Thanks for all you do for us newbies have a great day.
Hello. I'm glad you enjoy my videos. I use channel lock pliers and then I make socket pliers with cable crimpers. I hope I answered the question they have a nice day
Great video
Thank you and thank you for watching 😃
SHOW MAN VERY VERY JOB
Thank you and thank you for watching have a nice day
I’ve been looking for how far back to put the cutter behind the guard. It seems that about a millimeter behind is correct. I have Andis Ultraedge blades and I’m not sure if that one millimeter or so is to be applied to all of these types of blades. Thanks!
Hello , you just want it far enough back not to go over the running surface of the cutter blade. Its really up to you where you want it as long as its strait and not hanging over the comb running surface.
Really educational! Thank you so much!! 😄
Nitah89 np. awesome I'm glad you like it and thanks for watching
Was a good and helpful video, thank you very much.
Np and thank you for your watching
Thank you so much for this great video! A quick question- before I snap the blade on, how do I make sure the teeth are aligned properly? You seem to do it instinctively and make it look easy :-) Thanks again.
Believe me, it's not as easy as it looks. Different blades require different settings in regards to lining the teeth up correctly. A general rule is to make sure the cutting teeth do not protrude over the comb. After that, the specific blade will require being set back according to the blades use. Really hard to explain, much easier to do after 20 years of practice 😊
Cloud's Diamond Sharpening thanks for you reply! Not sure if I asked my question correctly- thanks for bearing with me- so I’m wondering how to line up the teeth and comb from left to right? I’ve read how to align a basic blade but these adjustable ones seem to move left to right on their own sometimes after I snap them on (with clippers running) and after I’ve moved the blade from side to side during cleaning. Does that make sense?
@@michellemurphy4421 There's probably an issue with that specific blade. It could be a few different things causing the issue. Really hard to tell without seeing it up close. If it's happening with numerous blades, the clipper has an issue. If it's just that single blade, perhaps you can get it looked at sometime in the future.
Wish you did my blades. The adjustments are always off where I get them sharpened and there is no one else to do them. Thanks for the clear instructions.
Hello. I'm glad I could help. You are welcome and thank you for watching
Thank you!
Hello you are very welcome and thank you for watching. Please check my channel for more educational videos. Have a nice day
Does anyone know how to 0 gap locked detachable blades? when I say locked usually unscrewing the 2 screws lets you adjust the inner blade even past the top blade. But when you unscrew these wahl blades there is a crevice that blocks the inner blade from going up further. Anyone know how to hack the blade to make them o gapable?
I have a Wahl lithium ion stainless steel trimmer Model:09818-5001. It comes with 4 detachable heads and they dont cut sharp enough and the T-trimmer blade is like non 0 gap its locked into place. THe blades are un-gap-able. They are locked into place. Does anyone know how to hack trimmer blades that lock into place so you can get 0 gap. To make them 0 gapable?
Great video. We brought an oster golden 2 speed A5 clipper, and 3 Andis blades 18 months ago. But the 4F blade is not cutting any more, its more of pulling clogging situation, our dog yelps. So we go to a #7 works fine. Any idea what is going wrong? Used it maybe 6 times max on a west highland terrier. Thanks
Hello it might have came Dull from the factory, most groomers get them sharpened right out of the package or it hit a peice of dirt and went dull or maybe the size of blade isn't suitable with the coursness of the hair.
Very helpful, thank you
vince yu np. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the Video Very Informative, Something I have noticed is PTFE "Teflon" will dull Scissors and Utility Blades Very Quickly, and a lot of Lubricants contain PTFE, I used a Silicone Oil that contained PTFE and I noticed that my clipper got dull right after I used it, Have you heard of Teflon Containing Lubricants Dulling Clipper Blades?
Hello, NP. I never heard of that oil but i would recommend using Oster or Andis clipper oil because it has good heat resistance and no irritation to the skin, oderless. Thanks for watching
good video. Thanks
I learned a lot also..thank you !
Np and thank you for watching 😊
My clippers appear to be working ok, but then it starts rattling and the blade falls out. :(. Would that be because the spring needs to be squeezed some?
the socket ears need to be bent in or the hinge of your cliper is goin bad
I just set all my new blades on a 2nd hand Oster Powerline this weekend after a lever, socket, link gear, gear, and grease refresh. What I discovered on a brand new 1A blade from the factory after I zero gapped it was it wouldn't fall into place correctly and oscillate correctly like it did before I modified it to zero gap. All my other blades worked perfectly.
Two things occurred. My socket screws on the clippers loosened. My socket on the clipper blade needed re adjustment. The ears on the tension spring piece where it hooks into the socket wasn't parallel/flush with the other side of the ears, causing the detachable blade to ride higher than as intended and the lever abd blade to fall out. It also created more oscillating tension on the blade. I realized this by listening to the motor load in comparison to the other blades. The whine was a little but lower and under load. The ears being bent more forward and less parallel with itself was potentionally cause by me overtightening the screws when I was zero gapping.
So there are five points you want to check for adjustment to get your blade to snap in correctly. The socket and condition of lever on the clippers. The socket on the detachable blade. The ears on the spring tensioner. (Make sure they are parallel with each other for a flush snap in.) And the screw torque and blade slide. (It should slide relatively easy with sone but little resistance with 2 lbs of force. No more, no less.) Hope this helps. This should remedy all your comb blade rattle issues as long as your lever isn't worn and loosened and doesn't require replacement.
Hola soy de Colombia que puedo hacer para soltar tornillos duros gracias en las cuchillas andis
Al intentar quitar los tornillos de punta phillips, debe usar una punta que encaje perfectamente en el tornillo. Si aún no puede liberarlo, en algún momento debe cortarse y reemplazarse por uno nuevo.
Also do you have to set the blades close on these?
Hello, you can set them anyway you want. I just recommend having it straight and below the top of the teeth so it'll cut correctly
@@cloudsdiamondsharpening3973 thank you for your prompt response. I Appreciate this video
I wish i had seen this along time ago !
Are you still sharpening blades?
Hello. Yes, I do still sharpen clipper blades.
Ok. GOOD.
Great video.
Melissa hello. Np. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing! How do we increase the tension?
Hello no problem I'm glad it helped. I wouldn't recommend adjusting the tension if you're not a sharpener because different sharpener's use different pressures and if you loosen it in another sharpener sharpened it. it might not cut it all. But you can adjust the tension by pinching the ears of the spring closer together so it tightens tighter with the socket in the screws
Great video ...picked up some top tips here.
What is the string you use for testing? Any idea what it might be called in Europe/UK?
Cheers!
Joe
j go awesome glad you enjoyed the video. thanks for watching. I do not know what the string is called but here a link to a distributor nebraskablades.com/all-products/testingequipment/test-string-6/
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Hi Nick,how are you doing.? Here in Brazil, we're doing well.!!! Nick,could you tell me please,so are you will sell the discs what you use for sharpening ceramics clipper blades.? Tks,Miro from Brazil.
Hi I'm doing great. I'm divorcing my idiot ex wife lol. I'm glad you're doing well. I'm sorry I'm not ready to sell it yet bc I have to pay for a lawyer. Thanks for watching.
My black plastic guide in between tge wedge is missing where to get replacement
Any distributor of the maker of the blade
What is that string that you use for testing cutting ability?
Suggestion (take it as you wish): avoid 1) background music (or if you MUST have it, so low as to be almost inaudible), 2) please avoid running commentary about your company, resume, etc. (applies to your other videos as well). You have very useful info -- please don't diminish it with these "add ons". If you want to have some intro to you or your company or product, have that at the beginning and then nothing more after that (except maybe repeat of that at the tail end). This comment not meant as criticism as much as hopefully suggestion to enhance the quality of your videos.
I own a Double K clipper. I have only used it once and it was very difficult to put the blade on and engaged. Just to get the blade to pop up is difficult. Do you find it more so than most? Also do you have some business info regarding the sharpening information. thanks Kathy
Hello. It might be hard to snap on bc the socket of the blade is bent. They do have a warranty if you think it is defective. I have a lot of info on my website at www.cloudsdiamondsharpening.com
awesome vids just found your channel do u do blades for anyone in canada
They come through from time to time, but we don't see a lot of them.
@@cloudsdiamondsharpening3973 if i cant find anyone to sharpen some blades for me up here is it something u would , do u sell blades for a oster 76 and or a oster a5
Where are you located. I’d like to bring my blades in so you could look at them.
We're located in Fort Worth Texas. You can visit our website at cloudsdiamondsharpening.com for more detailed information or contact us directly. Thanks for watching!
Lol! Join the flaters society🤣
Haha!
Wow... I've never seen a black ceramic blade before
ya they are pretty cool lol they are rare.
Does anyone know what the little white slider piece is called? I damaged mine and need to replace it..!
Blade guide
@@cloudsdiamondsharpening3973 Thank you!
How do you sharpen your grooming scissors
With a professional scissor sharpening machine by Wolff and a flat hone.
Get them professionally sharpened by Cloud's rather than DIY to avoid damage. But first be sure to try adjusting tension on grooming scissors. See another video for how. The scissors can be sharp, but if the tension is off, scissors will fold hair instead of of cut it. Scissors go out of proper tension often. Like clipper blades, even when tensioned correctly, eventually scissors do go dull and need professional sharpening.
I've noticed some blade sharpeners use magnets to hold the blade while sharpening. Does this affect on the performance of the blades cutting??
Thanks in advance!!
ThaKingofCo nope it's all about the shape of the wheel. Aluminum wheels spin much faster and need a magnet to hold them. Now how you hold the magnet can effect the cutting quality.
Thanks for the response
Once you squeeze the bunny ears that can it be undone?
Yes, but I would definitely try not to reach that point. It can be trickier, but doable. However, bending back and forth will damage the ears further.
I have a question sóme people say sharpening machines dont have a certain angle from the center to the outer edge but in some vídeos i have seen they say its has an angle hope you can help me out
The wheels need to have shape or pattern to cut correctly. Thanks for watching
Thank you for always answering my questions
Codos cp 9600 hair clipper (mm switch) internal parts setting release video please
it is made in china. no parts available. it should have a warranty though. so send it back to the manufacture and they should replace it with a new one. thanks for watching
HEY. Boss
Como faz para comprar lâmina da oster titan?!, aqui no Brasil é muito difícil de encontrar.
Desculpe eu não sei. você pode tentar um distribuidor Oster
how to assembly an tescom TC405?
It probably can't be bc it's molded together. It needs to be replaced.
what is happening when my blade leaves "courderoy type lines in the fur?"
It tells me your clipper needs to be serviced or at least the drive or lever needs to be replaced.
HEY. MAN.
Tell me please! Why we can't find only comb blade for sale.??? Cutters we can buy,but, comb blade....Did you know that.??? Can you anwser this question please.?!?! so I thnak you a lot.!!! Mr. Grego from Brazil.
Mironides Grego I can only find oster #10 and #40 combs only thru a oster distributor
Hi Nick, I Miro Grego,thank you answered my question. So can you happy me to find a oster distributor for try to buy in South America .? Sice know,I tthank you a lot.!!! Have a nice week.!!! PS: sorry my bad english...but I'm trying to learn.
Mironides Grego no problem. can I get your state you live in? you might have to order them from another country.
Hi Nick,I'm from BRAZIL,my zipcod is 13050191 my city is Campinas,Sao Paulo.BRAZIL. TKS.!!!!!
Mironides Grego I am sorry I can not find distribution there. can you have it shipped from another country?
Do you still sharpen
Hello. Yes I do still sharpen
Nick how are you I’ve sent you a msg on Instagram ending of October 2020. I’m j retested in your work. Reply back my friend. Thank you
Hello I replied. I'm sorry it was Halloween and I had my kids so I was really busy.
All good and thank you for replying back. I reached out to your cell number you have on your Instagram not sure if that was your cell phone.
He seems a little pretentious to me
HAHA! thank you for watching