@@BonikaShears Yes I guess I'm asking where you land. I was taught to land the blade so that the center of the wheel is in line with the center of the two rails. But there is no tutorials on this. Sorry is this doesn't make sense :)
Curtis Stewart Yes. This week I promise. The Edge Pro has a video but it is not complete. I’m thinking now how to make it clear. It’s hard to explain and show even in person.
Great work ma'am. I tried sharpening my clipper blades during the lock-down in my country with a sharpening stone and I think I damaged the blades because they became worse. They dont even cut at all. What do I do?
You are going to need to have them sharpened professionally. There is a sharpener look-up on our website www.bonika.com/sharpening that will give you sharpeners in your area. Use your zip or postal code....it’s an international look-up. Last resort is to send them off. There are many reputable mail order sharpeners. I do mail order sharpening but it is better to find someone local.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great explanation!! Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
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You are welcome
Where I can bay the magnet for the blades
Bonika.com
Hello. Where do you place the comb or cutter on the wheel in relation to the center of the disk? Thanks:o)
I'm not clear on your question. Are you asking where on the wheel I land or the relationship between the blade to the diagonal center of the wheel?
@@BonikaShears Yes I guess I'm asking where you land. I was taught to land the blade so that the center of the wheel is in line with the center of the two rails. But there is no tutorials on this. Sorry is this doesn't make sense :)
Could you show how to use a rub block, please.
Curtis Stewart Yes. This week I promise. The Edge Pro has a video but it is not complete. I’m thinking now how to make it clear. It’s hard to explain and show even in person.
Great work ma'am. I tried sharpening my clipper blades during the lock-down in my country with a sharpening stone and I think I damaged the blades because they became worse. They dont even cut at all. What do I do?
You are going to need to have them sharpened professionally. There is a sharpener look-up on our website www.bonika.com/sharpening that will give you sharpeners in your area. Use your zip or postal code....it’s an international look-up. Last resort is to send them off. There are many reputable mail order sharpeners. I do mail order sharpening but it is better to find someone local.
@@BonikaShears thank you
Same thing here, I ended up destroying my blades, I have thrown it away.
Free hand you don't have to worry about the problem your discriping
I've seen people who freehand and those with a clamping system make the same mistakes.
@@BonikaShears that's true I've seen it as well.