do you nail clipper have an indentation were the top touches the bottom? mine has one on both front and back of the bottom part . posted a picture of mine in amazon please check as it is easier to see . ty
655603
It has an indentation on the underside of the press. The base is flat. This is the best clipper I have ever owned.
542293
Mine was like that, too. I'm not using it on the handlebars of a bike, so the indentation may be ok, but I'm thinking it might be a packaging flaw. Since I use it on a mobility scooter, I just stretched it out and it works great now.
415703
I've had ours for 6 months used everyday and never had that happen. I hand wash them. I would think if you took a nail brush to the edges it would come off... It may be from sitting water in the cut edges if the metal??
521742
I had the same problem. I do not know why. Ended up cutting a hole in it the last time I used it... bummer
293917
Finger tips don't seem to leave any indentations. My daughter is using hers and she has pretty long nails. Even her nails don't leave any scratch marks or indentations. It seems to be a great protector. Much easier to apply than the others.
1402685
the picture I am looking at shows an indentation around the bottom of the pan. mine does not have that.
159655
Mine work great although I do not use the comb(s). Did you disconnect the blade when you oiled it. If so, ensure that you have properly put the blade back into place according to the instructions. With the blade off, see if the latch is moving back and forth which drives the clipper blade. Also remember that there are many blade types for differing lengths of cut and type of fur. (I hope this helps)
159657
...... actually, I bought the clippers for my daughter as a gift. She has been very happy with them and after more than a year they still are functioning very well. Otherwise, this device is simple enough to use. It almost sounds like yours are somehow defective and you need to trade in for a replacement.
11765
There's a small yellow 'tab' at the base of the clipper that you have to slide open, and then the clippers open...when you cut, if you position the tab so that it remains in the open position (for me, on the lower side of my right hand) the clipper doesn't 'seize up' and require you to continuously slide the tab to keep it open.
540319
I have thrown away the package it came in and there is not indication on the clipper as to where it was made. I like the clipper...also use it on my finger nails and it is easy to hold and has a great emery to file your nails down.
313125
It sounds like yours has a manufacturing defect. My spatula has a nicely smoothed edge on the bottom and all the edges. Perhaps you need to get a different one shipped to you. When made properly, it is a wonderful tool.
1987395
When we bought ours it was at the top. ..may be they didn't put one in. I would cut a small hole at the top :)
1011914
No, mine worked perfectly right out of the box. If you have the pressure I assume it's a nail feed issue. Have you tried to remove the nails and re inset hard to the left and flat so the spring in the nail magazine can push them hard to the top?
1011910
I assume you took out the nails, checked for a jam, and reloaded them? (I did not have any jam problems but if it did work and there is no jam and nails are in it, it must be defective).
2154900
Does it still clip? I haven't encountered that problem.Maybe take a picture and send it to Eddie Bauer and see if they can send you a new part.
1181982
This is my first clipper so I thought they were all this loud. It doesn't bother me a bit as I just use it at home. Mine arrived without any scratches. Maybe exchange yours?
2267431
I have had this trimmer for 3mos now and have not experienced any problems. Usually these are made where the cap is reverse threaded to the direction of the trimmer so that the cap will tighten when bumped as opposed to being loosened. I'll have to look are mine now. Good luck