outliners

[paperboyredd]

yo what is the best way to adjust outliners for that crizpy line..

[admin]

That's a good question.  What I usually just do is unscrew the two screws and move them up or down.  But I know that there is a better way to do it.

[dadajones]

I was wondering the same thing, kid! But I found that keeping a fresh clean pair of Peanuts in your bag does the thing... Do your "rough edging" with the Peanuts, and then follow up with the straight razor. You ain't gotta use the straight razor, but it keeps a lineup sharp longer; plus it's good for the corners and fine detail work.  Holla @ ya boi!!

[admin]

Originally Posted by dadajones

I was wondering the same thing, kid! But I found that keeping a fresh clean pair of Peanuts in your bag does the thing... Do your "rough edging" with the Peanuts, and then follow up with the straight razor. You ain't gotta use the straight razor, but it keeps a lineup sharp longer; plus it's good for the corners and fine detail work.  Holla @ ya boi!!

I never used the Peanuts, but I know that alot of people use them.

[theprofessional]

Originally Posted by admin

I never used the Peanuts, but I know that alot of people use them.

I like the peanuts, they a small and gives you great control when doing edges.

[dadajones]

Peanuts are good for little kids' lineups too. Being small, they are perfect for getting around the ears if you use one corner.

[dadajones]

But ya gotta have the T- BLADES ON DECK!!!!!!!

[theprofessional]

Originally Posted by dadajones

But ya gotta have the T- BLADES ON DECK!!!!!!!

Ya Know It!

[pdonsingh23]

im lovin the andis t-outliners right now

cordless

easy to handle

AND SHARPP


ill post some pics of the damage, rediculous

but yeah, iv shyed away from the peanuts cuz with them there's too thin a line between sharpness and cuttin somebody's head. my clients were complainin about stingin from them. while back

go with the andis
God Bless

[theprofessional]

Originally Posted by pdonsingh23

im lovin the andis t-outliners right now

cordless

easy to handle

AND SHARPP


ill post some pics of the damage, rediculous

but yeah, iv shyed away from the peanuts cuz with them there's too thin a line between sharpness and cuttin somebody's head. my clients were complainin about stingin from them. while back

go with the andis
God Bless

Damn , I didn't know that there were cordless TOutliners! I need to check they website out. Are they powered by charger or by AA or AAA batteries?

[pdonsingh23]

charger


they are insane

around 50 bucks, i know sally's carries them

[admin]

Originally Posted by pdonsingh23

charger


they are insane

around 50 bucks, i know sally's carries them

You can find some here Andis Clippers: Bowman Beauty & Barber Supply . Have you found that they are just as powerful as the corded edgers?

[kingcutz]

andis have the "detailers" or the "gwhiz".......they're small like the peanut and they don't get hot.....also they come with a "blade setter" so you can get that precise bite.....also have you heard of the "liquid razor"?......that gets a crisp line too

[pdonsingh23]

Originally Posted by admin

You can find some here Andis Clippers: Bowman Beauty & Barber Supply . Have you found that they are just as powerful as the corded edgers?

definately just as powerful

and alot easier to handle for me atleast

GOOD INVESTMENT

[paperboyredd]

Man the best thing I have found is use a mirror, or a flat surface, push the blade up, tighten up the screws a lil, the check to see how str8 they line up, more than likely u will have to pull back a lil bit, then tighten the screw, I also tighten down the tension screw because there is a lil play still, and the cutting blade still may stick out

[Headhunter]

Originally Posted by paperboyredd

yo what is the best way to adjust outliners for that crizpy line..

you want to make sure when you adjust the blades that the bottom blade is not up past the teeth on the top blade or you'll cut the client and leave a scabby hairline