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Is that little tube sucking up the clipped hair??
@giniapjac a #10 is good for beginners while a #30 should be used by more experienced people. A #10 is usually used for the feet, face and potty path on a poodle. A #30 is considered a "surgical blade" and it is very easy to razor burn an animal with one. Few groomers I know will ever lay hands on this blade.
mewmewbellbell 4 months ago
When do u use a #10 blade or #30 blade etc. ? I have a teacup & toy poodle I need to start grooming myself. I don't know the difference between these blades. Can u help? Thx!
giginapjac 11 months ago
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celticgirl1989 7 months ago
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@giginapjac a 10 blade is used to do clean face feet and tail on poodles, also inside the pads and sanitary. the 30 blade its self is really just used for show dogs and almost considered a surgical blade... but the 30 blade is also used under comb attachment.. which leaves the dogs hair long........ hope this helps i know it can be a little confusing at first.
celticgirl1989 7 months ago
I love the hose on the end of your clippers..where can you get this? Thank you, nice job. I'm in Canada
joellencurtis 1 year ago
hmm, i've messed up a lot in the past and this may be JUST what i needed to know. big help! i'm even more excited to start school now. X3
Sai-chan
animeobssesent101 1 year ago
now if only my relatives were as well-mannered as that dog
SLAPCHOPshamwow 1 year ago 4
ADORABLE
comedyfreaks100 2 years ago
if u take the same clpper blade and clip against the grain, it cutes more hair than going with the grain
i.e #4 with the grain clips 1/2 inch but go against the grain and it clips like a #7F blade, which is 1/8 inch. BIG DIFFERENCE!
imsweeneytodd 2 years ago
yeah but if u go against the grain you dog looks like a mowed lawn.. u see all the lines from the shaver!
CrosstongueRJ 2 years ago
i dont know what kind of clipper blades you are using to make that happened. it eliminates clipper lines. but i only go backwards on dogs that realy shouldnt be shaved, like golden retirevers, cavalier king charles spaniels and setting patterns on cockers etc . comes out so smoothly for me
imsweeneytodd 2 years ago
hmm.. maybe its just cuz my clipper is old?
CrosstongueRJ 2 years ago
or blades arent sharp enough? are your blades always sharpened? i know i need my #4F sharpened, i had problems going against the grain with that one recently. check ur blades
imsweeneytodd 2 years ago
lol....
datchweiss 2 years ago
its totally obviouse!
username95me 2 years ago
very nice doggy!
bonriel 3 years ago 5