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@@franciliguori4689 it depends on the quality and thinness of the ply. If you didn’t have Kleenex or puffs tissue, then TP would be a secondary option.

@@allioto32 it means that part of the shear is dulled out.. it’s usually from deep slide cutting or putting the thumb too far in the thumb ring when cutting hair. I sharpen all brands of shears through my mail order on my website. www.kutaboveperfection.com Keep me posted, thanks for watching the video 🤙

Make sure your blade drive isn’t worn, if your a full time groomer change it every 3 months minimum. Otherwise the blade needs to be sharpened because a lot of companies are having their blades made and sharpened over sees and the overall quality has gone done. I like Zolita and Heinger blades right now only. Send me your blades and I will make sure it’s better than anything you ever had. www.kutaboveperfection.com Stay sharp!

Dry tissue is the test they should pass while being used out in the field cutting hair. when they are freshly sharpened by a professional they should pass the wet tissue test. It should always pass the dry tissue test , if it can no longer cut all the way through the dry tissue, then the shear needs to be sharpened.I hope this gives you clarity.

Most likely the ears of the socket is set too tight so when you close the new clipper blade on to the clipper nothing happens. While the clipper is running I would use three or four times more force to close the clipper blade onto the clipper, Sometimes a tight socket will close completely and should start working at that point. If that doesn’t work send it back for a new one.

@@kutaboveperfection Thanks very much, I'll check that out.

I would stop sharpening your blades and have them professionally sharpened for starters. To sharpen a detachable blade there are about 15 different steps to service them to factory new condition. This requires lots of pricey equipment and excellent training with lots of experience. You tube barber sharpening videos are very misleading. To resolve your clipper blade issues I recommend sending them out to my mail order sharpening on my website at www.kutaboveperfection.com

If the blade keeps popping off then you probably have a broken tab on the bottom part of the plastic platform. You can take a picture of the bottom of the blade that faces inside the clipper and I can confirm that for you. My contact info is on my website. Thanks!

Thanks for commenting, however I’m not understanding the point you are conveying.

I recommend having your local clipper sharpener replace the worn out parts.

Thanks for stopping by my channel. I’m glad that you have a sense of humor and I appreciate your content with PM’s. Constructive criticism keeps us sharp 🤙

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Yes you can use it on a #320 stone however it will cause your stone to cut less aggressive initially. I recommend the #140 grit Atoma on stones under 2k and the #400 Atoma for stones over 2k in grit rating. Hope this helps. Stay sharp!🤙

Thanks for watching my videos.! You might want to check the blade set back and make sure that the cutter blade is properly centered and not crooked on top of your comb blade. If that looks straight and even , then it may need to be sharpened or you might want to replace your blade drive first , if it hasn’t been replaced in a while. When you’re ready for Sharpening you can send them to me via my Mail order through my website. Keep me posted, thanks 😊 www.kutaboveperfection.com

When cutting through matted hair your also cutting through debris that most likely dulled out your blade. That’s why pets need to be combed out on a regular so they won’t get matted and need a shave down at the groomers. You might want to replace the blade to make sure , but I think the matted hair dulled your blade. I sharpen grooming shears and detachable clipper blades, so let me know if you want me to sharpen them. I have a mail order sharpening service on my website. wwwkutaboveperfection.com Keep me posted and thanks for watching my video 😊

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I would have your clipper guy tighten up the socket to double check. if your clipper has a higher speed than your coworkers then that might show from the speed of your clipper a difference in noise . Without physically looking at your clipper with my own set of eyes that would just be an educated guess. Also make sure your blade drive is new to rule out any other variables. Keep me posted when you find out what it is. 👍

Depending on what type of clipper you have , whether it has detachable blades or non-detachable blades, I would imagine the blade assembly has been thrown off. I would have your local clipper blade sharpener have a look at it to remedy issue. If you don’t have a specific Sharpener for that you can send them in to me through my website. www.kutaboveperfection.com

noisy blades as I mention in the video are indicative of the sockets being loose and need to be tightened by your local clipper blade sharpener. You can also send them in to me and I can take care of them as well. also if all your blades are noisy it could be that your latch is loose or worn out and needs to be tightened up or replaced . I hope this helps keep me posted😊

Thanks for watching the video👍 if the blade does not fall at all , it can tend to push the hair while blunt cutting, throwing off the precision of cut. If you’re only cutting a few hairs at a time it won’t not be an issue.

It’s pretty much all the same in my opinion.

Thanks for the kind words Samantha! I’m a passionate shear sharpener that loves empowering people so they can make informed decisions for themselves. Let your colleagues know about my channel if possible. If you ever need sharpening, I offer it through my website at www.kutaboveperfection.com If you have a any questions about shears let me know. Thanks 😊

The latch that holds the blade onto the clipper may be getting worn out. The blades set back on the F7 may be off or just needs to be re-sharpening due to an improper grind. Other than that it’s hard to say without specifically looking at the clipper and the blade.

Press down on the handle until the blade closes all the way until the tips of the shear cross over each other, then check to see if it cut though the tissue along the length of the blade. If there is a part of the blade that doesn’t cut all the way through the tissue, then that’s where the blades of the shear are dull and need to be sharpened.👍

@@kutaboveperfection thank you so much . This is so so useful to me . I have bought new scissors and yes they cut cleanly . When I pressed down till the end . I wouldn't have had a clue how to test them till I saw this video. You are so helpful and kind

I’m glad found this video helpful. When you’re ready, I offer mail order shear sharpening through my website. www.kutaboveperfection.com Once I receive them in the mail, I can have them factory sharpened by me and sent back to you in a couple of business days 😊

@@kutaboveperfection sorry checked your site . I am in UK. Shame because I would have chosen you . Good luck with Yr business though I tested my scissors and they cut the first cm only . Ooops. Do u believe in folding sandpaper and cutting it to get scissors a little sharper . They were good scissors . I only cut about 4 family members hair for free.

Carole H No worries Carol, I appreciate your kind words. I wouldn’t recommend cutting through sandpaper as it would only dull out the shears more in most cases. Best of luck😊

Check the blade drive to see if it’s worn. Also make sure your latch that holds the blade on isn’t loose either. If those two things don’t work then you might need that blade to be resharpened. Factory blades are using automation sharpening /AI, can’t do what a human can do😉 I have mail Order sharpening through my website for shears and clipper blades. www.kutaboveperfection.com Keep me posted! Thanks 😊

either one is fine.

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Depends how hard the stone is that you are Sharpening off of. generally the harder the stone the less likely it is to dish out and need lapping. Hundreds of knives can sharpened off of a stone if it is a quality stone and well-maintained by the user. I hope this helps thanks for watching🤙

what specifically did you remove?

It could be a clipper blade issue if the cutting speed of the clipper is fast enough. if it's a cordless clipper keep in mind new tech. needs more time to get the kinks worked out before it's considered reliable.

hey Anita! Not really because your not cutting under any real load, however it does throw off the pressure point of the blades as they cross over each other and will prematurely dull out the tips of your shear as you keep using them. when your ready for sharpening I have my mail order sharpening i offer through my website at www.kutaboveperfection.com Stay sharp!

SheilaSmith I’m glad this video found you and gave you more clarity on your possible clipper issue. When you’re ready I’ll be happy to sharpen your clipper blades and beauty/grooming shears also. My mail order sharpening is on my website. Thanks!😊 www.kutaboveperfection.com

ksahman98 Based on the video most likely your socket is loose , and the ears of the socket need to be bent back again at a 90° angle so they stay tightly fitted to the latch of the clipper. Have your local clipper blade sharpener reset the socket and try it again. Hope that helps!🤙

@@kutaboveperfection I will try that, thanks!

Joni Belz it wouldn’t hurt to put a little bit of red Oster grease on the linkage where the blade drive sits.

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