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.

Just found your video. Do you still sharpen blades?

Did you get a new sharpening machine? Seems like back in the day I didn't see sparks on your wheel.

Nice master

Great Video!!!!

Oil is GOLD !! Great video Nick as always. I keep spreading the word too 👍

And yet the disk used for sharpening is flat

Terrific video. I was able to replace the armature and the circuit board on my Andis AGCs by following the video. Huge cost saving over replacing them. Thanks so much!

Great video! I think a lot of people and from what I have seen mess up clipper blades on blocks because as you said they flatten it, this happens on too coarse of a stone. Ive had better luck on blocks with clippers staying in the 500-1000 grit range, it sharpens them but also keeps that curveture in the blade. I also see too many people going past 1000 which tends to make them too smooth leading to over heating. The final place I see people ruin clippers is from inconsistent pressure when using any stone.

I own a mobile pet grooming service in Dallas. We have hired Nick in the past and he's the real deal. All of my groomers love the results. If you are in the DFW area use Cloud's Diamond Sharpening.

Why wont some sharpeners sharpen ceramic blades? Are they fragile and snap in half?

Fixed mine. Never fixed anything. But i got scared putting on the mother board top but maneged. Ps the screws are a T9 and T10 on the newer ones.

I know this is an old video but I really hope you have upgraded your technique and started using a proper machine to make a better convex.

can you explain how to do positioning blade before screwing. I did all that you explain but somehow dont know how to fit two blades in good way.

You know what Nick, I used cool lube once and never liked it. Like you always say, keep them oiled ! I am religious about keeping mine oiled now, I used to only oil once a day and now it's more than several times a day . Awesome advice Nick 👍👍

That looks like a brushless motor. A brushless motor typically does not have a serviceable armature. And that switch is actually the control circuit board (which includes a switch). That fuse looks more like a resistor. The resistor likely burned due to over current caused by overheating. There are many reasons for overheating, but more than like it is from dry blades (no oil) and/or too much tension on the cutter.

I love your work and how you teach. Thank you.

Where can i see your reviews

Great video again appreciate

Thank you for this information. I’ve been trying to preach this to the public. There are probably 50 videos on KZfaq showing how to sharpen on a stone and too few explaining why this shouldn’t be done. For those interested, the stone you used is DMT brand. We sell it but so do many sporting good stores and woodworking supply stores. Great for ceramic blades.

Hio I have always enjoyed your videos except I have found a problem with what you say! You always talk about your diamond wheel that has been designed and remains in your family and you talk about that is has a special convex shape curved on the surface although they way you move the blades in the wheel surface, if looks like you are using a normal lapidary diamond plate! If the plate had been any other shape but flat (IE the Tapered plates that I ordinarily use to do convex sharpening) you are required to move the blade in a certain position along the radius of the wheel, exerting pressure exactly where you said in todays video in order to get the convex cutting but when the wheel if flat, it does not matter which way you move it since is flat! That is exactly what you are doing; you say the wheel has a special shape (probably tapered to achieve convexity) and yet you work the blade on that wheel as if it were a flat lapidary wheel without any complex geometry on its surface and therein lies the question mark! PS; just finished the video and this time you are moving the blade better but I was refering to all of your other videos where you move the blade anywhere on the wheel, today you seem to be more restrained to the line

You are the Best Nick!!!! Thank you for your work!!!

Awesome advice. You are the man !! Always an informative video. Thank you

I took the clippers off to clean and I can’t figure out how to assemble it properly. It won’t vibrate the clipper when I screw it back together idk ugh I need to fix this tonight

When I oil my blade it always quits cutting. So I just don’t oil my blades. I oiled like you showed. What am I doing wrong?!

thanks God I found your video before I went to HomeDepot to buy some tiny star screwdriver to open the clipper's blade 🙏

What's the blue liquid you dipped the blades in?

This was a great instructional video. Gracias ❤

Please keep making vids I watch all of them. Your last one was way to funny with great info. I sharpened scissors 30 years professionally and wanted to start sharpening Sheers. I never followed through but still watch. Doing this is a lost art of sort. BTW good thumbnail. Thanks for what you do.

Happiness is paramount and so is liberal oil. Best advice I ever got from you Nick ! Great advice 👍

Thanks for sharing!

My Shop machine never failed on these blades, always excellent results on 400grit.

Amigo grão que você usa é de1500?

Always so exciting to see from dull to sharp !! You are a true pro Nick 👍 Great work 😊

Appreciate all the videos you're a great teacher but the music is a little loud

do you work on the Artero hit clippers? I have a pair that was really loud so we changed out the Blade Drive and the hinge that lasted about a week before it got loud again and the vibration is very heavy. i’m not sure what is wrong with them, idk where to bring them for service

Hi Nick. Can I use an after market blade drive , such as from amazon

Dropped my chromado and now the motor slows down when it's tilted upward. Speeds up again when tilted down. Can I repair this myself or is it a motor issue?

Nice job and very informative - thank you. You helped me make my choice AGC2 it will be.

I came to this video because I'd already snapped the snap ring several times and wanted to see if there was a trick to it. So I open the video, jump ahead until you get to that part. I'm listening to the video and still trying to get the snap ring out. Literally, and I'm using the word "literally" correctly here, literally 2 seconds after I snap my case I hear "You snap this ring, it'll bust your case wide open." If I'd only been slightly more patient. And I even bought what I thought was a decent pair of Irwin snap ring pliers. No worries, if the superglue doesn't hold I'll just get a new housing. Great video.

I just received the Purple Easy Clipper Detachable clipper(they make them in Blue and Aqua as well) .. To take the blade off the clipper is extremely difficult. Almost like it’s stuck on. Any advice would be appreciated? I really like the feel of the clippers , but I might send them back, as I’m a Barber, and that would slow me down tremendously

Hello there! Amazing educational video, thank you for that! How often, or better said, how long should pass in between readjustments and sharpening?

Would I be able to send my detachable blades in to get Sharpened??

I know Barbers who use those !

Thanks so much