Shoei
Well-Known Member
Hi Guys,
I recently sent 4 sets of clipper blades away to be sharpened.
I always bath my horse the day before and this was a third clip on my Gelderlander so not an overly thick coat.
I clipped his quarters 1st and after 10 minutes took the blades off to clean and oil the blades as normal. I couldn't get the blades to cut any more coat and it was obviously pulling the hair.
I checked tension, blades etc. And got the same result.
I swapped to another set of blades which cut perfectly but again blunted very quickly resulting in pulling hair.
I don't normally need 3 sets of blades to do a clip.
I'm wondering if they haven't been sharpened properly? Can anyone think of any other reason?
Thanks
I recently sent 4 sets of clipper blades away to be sharpened.
I always bath my horse the day before and this was a third clip on my Gelderlander so not an overly thick coat.
I clipped his quarters 1st and after 10 minutes took the blades off to clean and oil the blades as normal. I couldn't get the blades to cut any more coat and it was obviously pulling the hair.
I checked tension, blades etc. And got the same result.
I swapped to another set of blades which cut perfectly but again blunted very quickly resulting in pulling hair.
I don't normally need 3 sets of blades to do a clip.
I'm wondering if they haven't been sharpened properly? Can anyone think of any other reason?
Thanks