For those that have read along with my whinning saga of "these darn clippers" and "these new blades came dull"
I sent my Double K's off to be serviced. Although Hus had them all apart and cleaned up, they still wouldn't clip worth a hoot. They were all completely out of whack. They changed not only the lever, but had to do some serious adjusting on this, that, and the other thing, and more replacing of miscellaneous worn out parts.
I learned that these clippers should be sent in for an anual overhaul. I didn't realize how many years I had them and never sent them to be serviced. From now on, I learned my lesson; they are going to be sent to be serviced every winter from here on in.
Now the other part I complained about was the blades going dull so fast. I swore up and down that some of the blades I purchased were dull at the time of purchase. And yes, I did pre soak / lubercate them.
Apparently I was correct! They practiced with the blades there. All my blades of course were very dull, but the service man agreed that a couple of the blades I sent him marked "new" and not used, were in fact dull. One was Andis, the other was Oster.
The best of all the blades was the ones by Oster that advertise that they clip better and last longer......I forgot the name but in their description they do say they are their best blades. I'll have to go look it up. I think it was titanium.
Just thought I would let you all know in case anyone else is having troubles.
:saludando: :saludando: :saludando:
I sent my Double K's off to be serviced. Although Hus had them all apart and cleaned up, they still wouldn't clip worth a hoot. They were all completely out of whack. They changed not only the lever, but had to do some serious adjusting on this, that, and the other thing, and more replacing of miscellaneous worn out parts.
I learned that these clippers should be sent in for an anual overhaul. I didn't realize how many years I had them and never sent them to be serviced. From now on, I learned my lesson; they are going to be sent to be serviced every winter from here on in.
Now the other part I complained about was the blades going dull so fast. I swore up and down that some of the blades I purchased were dull at the time of purchase. And yes, I did pre soak / lubercate them.
Apparently I was correct! They practiced with the blades there. All my blades of course were very dull, but the service man agreed that a couple of the blades I sent him marked "new" and not used, were in fact dull. One was Andis, the other was Oster.
The best of all the blades was the ones by Oster that advertise that they clip better and last longer......I forgot the name but in their description they do say they are their best blades. I'll have to go look it up. I think it was titanium.
Just thought I would let you all know in case anyone else is having troubles.
:saludando: :saludando: :saludando: