Nah it's time for a new one these things get out of tune because it's a spring

I came for the music and stayed for the sharpening :)

Bonjour, j'aimerai affuter des peignes de tondeuse pour chevaux, est ce qu'il faut utiliser un grain plus gros ? Faire plus de passage ?

Thanks,but where to buy clipperoil.

Why does my brand new corded Andis Master pinch and pull rather than cut the hair?

Great vid! Thx from Stockholm Sweden

Great tutorial. Thank you ✨️

Had no success with this technique for groomer Aesculap snap-on10 blade. It snags more hair than before and gives a grating sound. It could be because of the Hyde Block. Any input would be appreciated! Using a test paper it cuts far more cleanly at the edges (like a scissors) compared to the centre, which is raggedy. I cleaned the bur by brushing and using new paper multiple times and used 7in1 oil for cleaning as well. Maybe it's the hyde block because the sharpened blade has a big crescent,you can actually see a height difference. So maybe the centre teeth now have a gap between them. After checking the block you can see a slight height difference in the width. Ironically, probably the height difference you want for hollow grind. But I think sharpening sideways is bad for the teeth, let alone the issue of the small width area. I already adjusted the tension and socket. But I noticed that my new aesculap blade nr5 has less tension (2pounds) compared to another brand i ordered (3pound). So maybe 3 pounds is too much for aesculap dog grooming blades.

Pro tip :)

Bardzo dziękuję i pozdrowieniami z Polski.

thank you

I love the live music intros to u videos.

Killer tutorial! Plus a Great intro and outro

What grit is the sand paper

Thank you!

Sorry your sharpening machine theory is not correct but the video is really cool with the music and you are very nice.

Who is this celebrity Barber with no name..😂😂😂

Does this same process apply when using a sharpening block?

Great work !!!

Thank you for showing me how to save time on fading techniques. You're a lifesaver. Truly Amazing God Bless 😊

Great video love the workshop and the music system brilliant. Well put together thanks from a hairdresser in 🇬🇧

please what is the name of that magnet

Badass intro and badass tut

Thank you sir

Sir i did exactly what you did yeah when you touch and feel it its shsrp but why why? Why it doesnt cut hair please help what should i do

HOLLYWOOD - THANK YOU…YOUR children are awesome… appreciate your work. Needed this video…enjoy learning!

EXCELLENT CONTENT

What about the hollow that is supposed to be in the blade that is why there is a machine to do them. Misleading information.

I'm left hoping at some point in a future video Sharpener Mitch will lay down some bad ass harmonica with the bass & drums!!

I dig the LIVE bass & drum intro (fellow bassist here)! Killer idea, killer execution. The clear & concise delivery of the advice is very appreciated. Would I be wrong to assume I could substitute a quality knife oil (like KPL for instance) for the Blade Boost or will it achieve similar results? Thanks

This is the simplest and most effective tutorial video and I wish he would do scissors because that would be the greatest thing for this place 🤣

Wow, I did not expect to find such a great clipper sharpening tutorial, complete with sharpening theory and a 🔥🔥🔥 family musical assist. Thank you so much for saving me a new pair of clippers, and for teaching me how shit works!

Carevi, pozdrav iz Srbije !

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you 🙏🏼

That intro was 🔥

Damn what a video, it starts out so cool in the introduction! The whole video you speak clearly and explain very well, this video is an absolute blessing! Super impressed!! Thank you so much for teaching me how to look after my blades. Your kids are talented also!

Thanks so much, I've done all the steps and it worked perfectly

Great video pal. Very informative. Thanks, cheers from CR.

Txt for video bro, how can i sharpening like panasonic Er1611 blade? 🙏🙏

Smart. Thanks .

This is exactly what i needed. Thank U !

Thanks dawg. You a real one.

Can I use this same sharpening technique for my detachable blades?

Great info as I have been looking for something just like this. I have an old Oster clipper that belonged to a long ago family member but it is still good as ever, thanks.

First up, love your work, Mate! Your family dynamics is a great example for all of us, & the music - icing on the cake. I have been (doughnut) flat sharpening clippers for many years and have excellent results. I can understand the push back from pro sharpeners was partly factual, but I suspect it was mostly the fact that you're cutting their grass'. I remember getting the same push back 20 years ago when I was trying to figure out how to do it myself. With trial & error, I stumbled across something similar to what you have shown in your previous clips. I shave my own head and beard every 2 weeks and I get about 3 years between sharpening an old school Wahl super taper. I have sharpened my friends blades as well & have been getting similar results. I settled on 400grit flat grinding, but I'm going to try your method. I think It's safe to say, this is your area of expertise. I'm wondering if a different hollow grinding jig might suit the in between (not a pro sharpener, but a remote barber shop) sharpeners? If you cut the teeth of an old handsaw so you end up with a long rectangle plate with bit of spring. You could gently spring up the centre by pushing from each end, between two blocks. This would give a much shallower curve that matches your pro convex sharpening disk. You could back fill the curve with some builders bog (two part polyester filler) to give you a hard plate with a relatively consistent arc. The longer length could be an advantage. Not that I wanted to add to your 'clippercide' demise, but I'm a firm believer that information should be shared freely. On that note, this will be the next project on my list. All the best from OZ, Ben

This man talkin smooth like the 70's 😆 Great video bruh. Thank you!

The best most thorough tutorial blade sharpening ever. Thank you.

One of the best tutorials I've seen. Thanks

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