Thanks! One more question: Do you carry an oil for lubricating these clippers?
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This is what you want: Andis COOL CARE PLUS Clipper Blades Disinfectant Oil Lubricant Coolant 5 in 1 (15.5 oz spray can). Just put that in the Amazon search bar and you will see it.
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The oil actually came with the Oster unit and is not labeled as far as what type of oil it is but can be used for the unit internally and the blades. If you are using these blades for home use oiling will likely be rare. I have also used an A-1 type oil when I've needed it. My barber has a solution they use after each use that the blades soak in for sanitary purposes and cleaning, I'm sure can easily be found searching on-line. Hope this helps.
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I used clipper oil for my hair clippers. Depends on what you are sharpening.
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This product is primarily intended to cool a clipper blade that gets warm/hot during use. The other functions are secondary to this. While some light lubrication is a feature of the Cool Care Plus, regular clipper oil is also required to properly lube the blade from time to time, especially after cleaning. I always use both Cool Care Plus and Andis Clipper Oil (for compatibility) if I have them.
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I had the same thing happen. Mine are 15 months old, and I've oiled them after (nearly) every use. They just started making a bad buzzing sound, and now they won't cut at all. I think it is the plastic piece that holds the moving blade, as you describe... I will try one more, but if it breaks I may invest in a $120 true professional clipper...
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I am not the manufacturer and I really do not care what oil is used. If you need the information so desperately contact the manufacture directly and ask, instead of using us to do the work for you. Thank you.
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most premium solvents have an oil in them. I use two snakes and one is for cleaning and one is for oiling, however I do not oil the bore unless the weapon is to be stored for a while unused.
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No, it does not. Most clippers now get enough lube when you oil the blades.
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Nope. These are actually easier to manipulate than the old style. They don't need oil, but I put a little white grease on them anyway. They're very well designed.
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Negative, well at least i don't. Lubricant is part of the "7 in one" feature. I did use this product first on a brand new clipper set but after that first dip i only dip to clean after each use. Hope this helps.
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Dont know about the oil but they clip off painlessly with right scissors,and you can also get 100 scalpel blades with a handle for less than 8 dollars to make cutting off really easy.It doesnt hurt at all.
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Daniel you can buy them from http://amazon.com. I've never used them personally I bought the balding clippers because I wanted to finnish what nature already started. Can anyone in here feel a draft?
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I'm sorry we don't stock clippers for outside the USA. Try contacting the manufactures of Andis.
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You can but you still need to be careful and take your time around sensitive areas. I would recommend doing those areas first while the clippers are still cool to touch, once they get hot and you use them without a guard they will cause skin irritations.
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Any oil for chain saw is fine. I got mine from amazon when I ordered the chain saw.
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Look at the documents that came with the clippers. If you do not have them available try looking on the company website.
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I find Hoppe's Precision Lubrication to be the most highly refined oil lubricant for any of my tools. I'm not familialr with the Wahl animal clippers, however, if you make certain to only lubricate the blades minimally, without the lubricant running into the motor, you will find an immediate positive effect on the cutting ability of that tool! sms
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I agree with Anthony - I use it before, during and after. When you first turn your clippers on, listen to the sound of the blades, then hit it with a little of the spray - you will notice a big difference in the sound as the lube gets in and loosens it up.