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How To Sharpen Your Clipper Blades
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Equipment for Sharpening Your Clipper Blade
0:40 How Tapers in Clipper Blades work
0:53 Why it’s important to use a Clipper Blade Hone
1:10 Wet stones can shorten your clipper blade’s life
1:20 Types of oil to use when sharpening Clipper Blades
1:35 How to disassemble the clipper blade
2:20 How to sharpen the cutter blade
2:56 How to sharpen the comb blade
3:15 Why demagnetize your clipper blades after sharpening
3:27 Brushing the clipper blade to remove the burrs off
3:40 How to reassemble your clipper blades
4:50 How to keep the proper tension in your clipper blades
5:02 Testing
Transcript:
Hi, this is Jessie with Sharp Edges and I sharpened clipper blades and shears for a living.
And today I wanted to go over a question that I often hear, which is, “how do you sharpen clipper blades?”
Now, while this video is not meant to be an instructional video, it will give you an idea of what goes on with sharpening blades.
Different sharpeners use different techniques for sharpening. But the one thing that all clipper blade sharpening has in common is a machine called a Clipper Hone.
All clipper blades have a slight taper in them that makes them work properly with the teeth rubbing against each other to cut properly.
This plate has a slight taper, a slight rise in it to impart its taper on the clipper blades to ensure they work properly.
Sharpening them with wet stones shorten the life of the clipper blades.
On this plate, I have coconut oil, some people use lard oil and other different types of adhesives with 180 grit.
When I get the blade, I disassemble them using a screw gun because I do a lot of different clipper blades a day to save my hands.
After disassembling a clipper blade, take the components apart, and wipe them down before sharpening.
Turn the clipper hone on, take a magnet and grab one of the blades to sharpen.
A laser light helps keep me centered on the wheel to get the perfect taper or hollow ground.
Demagnetize the blades to get rid of magnetic charges caused by using the magnet to sharpen. I'll remove the burr off by running their blades through my wire brush.
When we reassemble, we take our parts, our socket, and our spring, put oil on the back rail, front rail, or across the front.
We'll put our cutter blade on, we'll put a drop of oil where the blade guide will go.
I picked that up, pinch it, flip it over, line the holes up, take the screwdriver, get the first screw, put it in until it is tight and then I back it off a little because I want to be able to adjust it after I've got it all together. Do the same thing to the second screw to make sure we can still adjust the set later.
It is very important to have the proper tension on your clipper blades. Use a blade scale, to keep it in the proper operating range which is approximately 3 lbs.
Finally, test it.
If we've done our job, this will actually cut this fur. If not, I'm gonna look really silly.
Let's see.
Well, looks like I get to keep my job for another day.
Anyways, thanks for watching.
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