So I'm understanding that I could sharpen my Andi T liners?

[Dooby]

Yeah if you don't adjust it, they will be kind of dull. What you are doing is essentially bringing the blades closer together... you got to avoid bringing them too close together though or it will really start pinching your skin. Youtube has all kind of resources. If you want the crispiest of crispy line-ups, you'll have to learn to use a razor. I haven't mastered that skill quite yet though.

What knowledge don't you have

 

[Tom]

You need to oil them after you use them.

why

 

[kevm3]

When you have metal scraping against metal, especially two metal that consists of fine prongs passing back and forth, they will get ground down. Oiling your blades keeps them lubricated so that there is less friction between the blades which helps them last longer. Those blades can be expensive. Anywhere from $15 to $30. $15 on amazon... around $30 if you go to some place like sally's.

 

[Tom]

When you have metal scraping against metal, especially two metal that consists of fine prongs passing back and forth, they will get ground down. Oiling your blades keeps them lubricated so that there is less friction between the blades which helps them last longer. Those blades can be expensive. Anywhere from $15 to $30. $15 on amazon... around $30 if you go to some place like sally's.

yo when u push the bottom blade up is it okay if the bottom blade is sticking out a tad bit farther than the top blade? or should they be even?

 

[Tom]

is it OKAY for the bottom to slightly overlapped the top??

 

[kevm3]

test it out and see if it's too sharp. if it is then readjust.

 

[the artist known az]

A good way to make sure they are even is to place the blades on a mirror (I think that video says that also)

 

[50CentStan]

It's pretty simple bro, just follow the YouTube, if it starts cutting you then it's too up, push it back

 

[Tom]

is it okay for the bottom to slightly overlap the top

simple yes or no

 

[Houston911]

Tom, go to a barbershop and ask a barber to adjust them. It'll cost 5-10 dollars

 

[DallasTxRep]

My barber did mine for $5
.....and

 

[JoelB]

Its simple, get a screwdriver and loosen...it'll pop out and u can adjust your blades.

Also, please oil your blades on the regular. There should have been a minidropper that came with your clippers...You can hear the difference of clippers that havent been oiled cause they will be loud as hell when you turn em on and get hot very fast.

Take care of the clippers and they'll take care of you.

 

[Tom]

^^^ i did all that shyt breh


I'm only asking if the bottom blade sticks out more is that good? does that mean the cut will be sharper or should they be even?

geez