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The corded, all day every day my bro.

@@RattyTheBarber how about cordless with corded blade? dp they have the se cut?

Get a gtx.blade and that’s all you’ll need. Clean and oil the blade after every cut and it will last long too.

@@RattyTheBarber do i have to modified the cordless or plug and play the gtxblade?

Plug and play. If u buy the gold one u will need to swap the inside plastic.

I believe they should fit as they are the same size and run the same guards. Just double check the screw holes.

Yes absolutely. Recently I’ve tried the new versions which seem to be a big improvement to when they first came out. If you’re really into them, be sure to play around with the different types of blades. That’s where the heat problem starts.

Thank you bro , That is big help ❤️

You’re welcome my bro.👊🏽

The blade will start cutting less efficient, you will notice a lot of frizz. Then it will start snagging and feel like the clipper’s loosing power. Also it will vibrate a lot faster than it use to, often times it’s louder. Hope that helps

@@RattyTheBarber word! Ok thanks so that loud noise change is usually an indication that the blade needs to be changed more so than the machine needs to be cleaned?

@@kwameg.114 If you’ve cleaned and oil the blade and it’s still louder that normally and vibrates harder, you know for sure it’s the blade going bad.

Yes my friend.

Thanks for checking in.🙏🏾

Thank you for watching.

The reason so much barber does the push back is simply because they are competing against other barbers. It has nothing to do with the client. In reality if a lineup is done properly, it will look sharp without being pushed back or use of enhancement’s.

That’s the client preference. Even when you as a barber might think it would look better if they had a lineup, once are satisfied that’s mission accomplished.

@@RattyTheBarber I tried this today. Skin taper without a lineup. Only lined up sides of forehead and beard.

@@L.m.CeeTee what did you think about the finish look?

@@RattyTheBarber might go with it from now on It grows back naturally between cuts.

@@L.m.CeeTee Glad to hear it works for you too.

Respect bro.

I’ve only use the Detailer, and it marks me a lot, but it is sharp. The Andis T outliner with a GTX blade is the most comfortable on all skin type’s and is very sharp.

It’s the stock blade. Not sure is that’s what it’s called.

Yes that’s correct. Balding out and shape ups.

@@RattyTheBarber what's the best best beard trimmer for both in your opinion? I want like a number 2 stubble then obviously bald and cut out around.

@@thedomamato the Andis T outliner trimmer does come with guards from 0 to 3. The Wahl detailer has guards as well but I find that to be rough on the skin without the guards. But be mindful that u won’t be able to blend as smooth as u would with a clipper.

@@RattyTheBarber thank you

It’s called a fade blade, but it’s and official wahl blade just the same.

You’re welcome. 🫡

Sorry bro, i have very strong Jamaican accent that does affect my clarity unfortunately. But in short I’m saying the importance of have you’re blade properly aligned. And that the GTX blade is altogether better than the stock blade of the T-outliner.

It’s a 4 guard on top.

@@RattyTheBarber thxs😍

You’re welcome.

Thank you babe.

Thank you for watching, I appreciate you all.

Yes he was, his haircut before this one wasn’t satisfying to him so he wasn’t happy. This was his first haircut from me so it’s expected that he’d feel nervous.

You’re welcome.

Yes you can use the same set of guards it comes with or any other guards that is made for that model of clippers.

@@Ratty_Suzuki_GSX-R750 thanks I'm self cutting, I'm black, I travel alot for work and I can never find a decent barbershop so I'm learning how cut my own. I thought about buying the gold masters with a tapered blade, with the wahl seniors and a fade blade, what's the advantage between a fade blade and a tapered blade in your opinion. I ordered the cordless seniors

Respect mama.💪🏾

Thank you bro.💪🏾

Thank you babe.

Respect.🔥🔥

Thank you for watching. 🙏🏾

Absolutely, this was a real satisfying experience.

You can sell the stock blade if u wish. I keep them as a back up just incase my trimmer falling and the blade brakes. If the GTX blade is properly aligned and not pinching the client, there’s not else needed of you except to oil the blade.

Thanks so much.

Thank you

Thank you!!

He has been since I’ve met him.

You’re welcome and thanks for watching

@@RattyTheBarber i actually asked a question

The blade isn’t self sharpening, it can last 3 to 6 months with good care. If the usage isn’t much maybe even longer.

@@RattyTheBarber tnx man. Sadly i didn't wanted to hear that news. I want it for domestic use (beard care) and i wondering now if going for Braun 7220 (it's said it's lifetime sharp)for example. What you think?

@@Svetworld I’ve not use that one so I can’t comment on the possibility of the blade working for a life time. However the tool itself could give way before the blade. But with any blade if you don’t clean disinfect and oil it, you won’t get the full potential of the blade.

I appreciate you!

Thank you very much.

I’ll be posting some footage of that soon