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To keep these in good condition, you have to oil the blades. I have had several pair of hair and dog clippers...all say to oil the blades (I use sewing machine oil). Hubby's beard trimmer came with a tiny tube of oil.
Originally Posted by quiltingcandy
(Post 7098337)
It is a great little tool - mine just died though and so I think I will replace it with the trimmer mentioned above. It didn't live very long - so that was disappointing but I had heard that was a concern. Maybe it is one of those things that needs to be used on a regular basis, i would go months without turning it on since I only used it for longer seams.
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Cool inventive ripper!! I just try to refrain from having to rip at all, lol!
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Love, love, love it. Don't know what I would do without it................I know, picking out for ages !! Have tried other clippers (dog clippers etc) & did not like the way they fit in my hand. This one is perfect (for me).
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Sounds great Thanks for the info
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Mine does have the place to put change the battery...in fact when I got mine, the battery that came with it didn't work, so I put a new battery and went to town ripping a long seam in 10 seconds...love it...
It comes with a little brush to clean the blades...but thanks for the info on oiling it... |
I have the Quick Ripper and the beard clipper. The Quick Ripper is much better clipping threads then the hair one I have.
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