Two Texturizers with Top Teeth Tugging Hair - Learn When NOT to Ramp Texturizers

[@mattsmucker6149]

The cutting happening at the bottom of the V was a huge unlock for me. Good work!

[@guy872]

These tricky sharpening videos are always my favorite! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@jefferydellinger7422]

Hi Bonnie. I'm the one who sent those to you. Thank you for all your efforts to make them cut again. I was frustrated to no end trying to figure out how to make them cut without ruining them. I definitely learned a few things. And I even ordered a Scimech Jr from you the other day. I have been using a TAS , but have found out that there are some things that I can't do without a flat hone. HD wasn't in the budget , maybe in the future. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and making these videos. 😊

[@BonikaShears]

Thank you for sending a challenge.

[@lyonsharpeningservice2896]

I always enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing. 🙂

[@BonikaShears]

Glad you like them!

[@Paprman2000]

Thanks

[@BonikaShears]

Welcome

[@jackstein5486]

Bonnie, I found that those type of texturizers with a lower tooth count can be a bit finicky. I cringe when I have them given to me with a problems. Nice job, I always enjoy your videos, very informative even for a more experienced sharpener!😁

[@BonikaShears]

I learned something too doing this video. Who knew that would fix it?

[@caldonsharpening9643]

the end tooth ALWAYS seems to snag for me.

[@BonikaShears]

It's the worse

[@caldonsharpening9643]

@@BonikaShears I stick to Dog Grooming. A lot of cheap stuff in that industry makes sharpening difficult.

[@BonikaShears]

@@caldonsharpening9643 the better the shears the easier they are to sharpen.