Does this blade fit on other Andis clippers?

Hey Nick, thanks for the info. I have oster76 and they are starting to feel their age. So you have any take on replacing the lower blade with ceramic when the top part is the oyster metal or black detachable blades?

Always a great message, OIL !! It's the name of the game. Great advice 👍🏼

Hola!! Que aceite estas usando para lubricar en este video?

Best video I’ve found for Oster clippers! Thank you!!!

Always watching your videos. What's the name of that sharpening machine exactly bro?

Thanks you rock.. just bought a brand new pair and only one speed works.. that bend contact part of the video probably why.. easier to take apart bend them up then endless calls on a refund.. there great clippers!

Thats a nice little jingle, those shears are very sharp ! Love it

Fight for the right to repair see Louis Rossmann here on KZbin! You also make great content!

Hello do you have Instagram?we can't find you???

do we have to send in whole razor or just the blades for service ?

My clippers is pulling the hair I ordered a new blade and it's still pulling. What could be the problem?

Hi, I was wondering what model the clipper is? Thanks

Why would you make this video and not keep the actual razor in the shot the whole time I don’t understand

Good stuff brotha 🙏

What’s the difference frm the MLC blade and ML blade ?

Hello, nice vid. Some brands claim self-sharpening blades. What's their story? Regards

How can I get this machine

Love this! Best sharpener in the USA!😍

Hey Nick, busting a move !! Got me giggling, I can't lie. You are definitely the sharpening king 🤴

Are you still in the business? I hope so, as this video has been most informative and I happen to have, now way durable, antique clippers my Dad used on his horses. They run but, service & part replacement, would bring old school cool, back better than questionable new school. They have to be well built machines.? I'm open minded, Steward 21 & 51. Cords & brush retainer caps are obviously in need, service unquestionable. Please let me know, respectfully, William.

You are the clipper master for sure. Oil is definitely the name of the game. I bought my brother a tube of clipper oil and explained how important it is for every use , i gave him an old pair of my t blade trimmers and is loving them. I told him if he doesn't take care of them and keep them oiled i will take them back 😅

Tengo una trhive japonesa similar pero siento q no da la maxima potencia porque podria ser, y se siento algo casi quemado olor, cuales son los factores aparte del rotor? Porque vi q una esquina de las escobilla esta algo despuntada

This would be so much better without the music playing.

How do you change the blade please show us a video

Was up dude?

Nick, you are the man ! Awesome diagnosis and perfect fix . You definitely have an intimate knowledge of all clippers, very impressive 👍🏼 Another awesome fix 👏

great information ....... thank you

thanks NICK!! great video ... !

Reshape them? They are made with a hollow. The nebraska wheel puts a new hollow in the comb and cutter.

Well even if the rotary platten is not dead flat. The orientation in which you presenting the blade to it would not create a heel to toe curvature. As in it would notncreate relief in the center of the blade. Say the platten has a slight curvature fromthe inside center point to the outside edge. If you were trying to create relief in the center portion of the blade, you would have to present the blade 90 degrees to the orientation in which you are sharpening. Because there is no logical reason you would want slight curvature from left to right. Even after a handful of sharpening you would start to lose effective cutting. Which you can see your blade cuts great on the left and right side. But loses its effectiveness in the center. Because you are creating a sprung effective between both blades. Which seems fine, but the fact is yes you are creating less friction points between the blades, but also losing center cutting action. Do youself a favor and turn the blade 90 degrees on your platten to facilitate even heal toe wear while creating a small relief in the center. Which you will acheive your original goal, but this way the blades can be sharpened many more times.

Hi Nick, The longevity of blades same on both wheels ( NB & your own diamond wheel)? Because we are getting different pattern from both wheels when tested on a test plate. With love from India.

Those are the Sharpest Songs I have ever heard. Cleanly played with oil the right sounds. Thanks for sharing.

Hey Nick, which do you like better, your diamond wheel or the grit. I see you are able to do more and faster with the grit wheel. Great video!!!

Good music Nick ! Catchy for sure 😊

Thank you for the videos. They help me every time I I need to fix a clipper.

Discontinue the music, can barely hear you!

Where do you source your wheels? I'm in remote canada and need a way to sharpen our blades for our business.

Quite instructive video as always!

I been saying for a while I'm gonna send you my blades

You have got the awesome skills my friend. Always such a pleasure to watch and learn from !

Great video brother. Keep up the great work. Stay bearded. 💈🇺🇸

Hello Nick. Can you please tell me the name of the grease you applied on the blade yoke ? Its at 11:42.

I took mine apart because I was cleaning underneath the clip that holds the blade in. (vet med use) and a thin piece of metal shaped like an elongated top hat with oil like color patterns fell out. It wasn’t connected to anything. do you know what that could be ?

Can you soak your rusty blades in vinegar will that work to remove the rust

Hola cómo se llama el disco

how if i sharpening blade only in front not in back, is work?

Love this! You guys are the best.

Very catchy !! I like the words , awesome history Nick , very nice to carry it all on ❤ . Oil is definitely the name of the game 👍

Kill the music.