How to Zero Gap Oster T-Finisher

as requested here is how i zero gapped my oster t-finisher hope this helps ! comment with any questions and like !!!
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[@JeremyGarces-gw4ed]

All good ,good job

[@str8og1]

Thank you

[@sab605]

Great video. My father worked for Oster and they pronounce their company name, O-ster.

[@urbananimal55]

you can press the two blades teeth side down on a flat surface like a glass table so the blades are perpendicular to the table to obtain zero gap. you can hold it at a 35 ish degree angle with the moving blade on the inside to get a slightly less than zero gap to make sure they won't nick people

[@charliesykes9107]

THANK YOU SO MUCH BRUH!!! You saved me so much money, IT WORKED!!! Q

[@dolifedifferent1579]

It worked ,Gud looking out!

[@merrygwolf4629]

I don't know why you straigtened the prongs with the plyers. Also, I had a difficult time finding extra set o screws. Can anyone recommend please?

[@henry3397]

Good look on this bro. I assume you can do the same to zero gap the pager 76 blades like the 00000?

[@Faceman005]

When I use my cordless Oster T finishers they bounce when I touch the skin. Why??

[@dawson2464]

Aye man you've made some quality videos. Still waiting on some more. Post some cuts

[@YoungBlaze]

i accodently bent the part with the pliers to much and now i ccant get the blades to hold ,correctly, its too bent

[@Faceman005]

Zero gapped and now it hurts 😅

[@dolbowen150]

Use a light touch don’t be heavy handed with them

[@brittanychaves9692]

Do you know what kind of screws those are? One of mine fell out at work and I can’t find it anywhere I’m sure it’s long gone. It’s obviously loose now I need to get another screw😩

[@moehassan7652]

Very helpful man thank you!!!!

[@leighwax6140]

The moving cutter blade section is not meant to align with the front of the stationary blade; It's meant to be set back so it will cut as it moves at an angle to your skin. If it's aligned, or even close, the moving blade/s will "scratch" ! Google/Search "Oster T Trimmer" / Images, & if you look closely at the cutting edge's of new units, you'll see that the moving blade is set back from the stationary blade.It is, however, important to assure that that the moving blade runs parallel to the stationary blade, rather than at an angle!

[@raulcapo100]

Gracias hermano , gran video.. es muy útil para mi ! Bendiciones

[@GLAS63]

You're giving good instructions, why would you put music over it .. don't you want people to hear what you're saying?? just a thought..

[@sabu422]

I have this but not as sharp even with the zero gap