You just litterly saved my clipper with the sanding down the edges 🙏🏽🙏🏽 i almost bought a new clipper and ceramic blade bcz i thought there was sum wrong with mine 😮💨 you are a life saver 🙏🏽
My issue is, since the Ceramic blade is a bit longer, when I fully open the lever the metal piece at 2:35 that holds the lever moves forward and touches the back of the blade so it rubs against it and will stop it if you fully open. Not sure if it's easily possible to sand the back of the blade shave off a bit?
Aye bro you still have that problem with the topaz? I didnt this mod today and like you said fully open lever blade doest move at all. Were you able to fix that?
@@mikemartinez1951 Yea I fixed my issue, didn't have to do any of the sanding/mod on this video. All I had to do was unscrew/loosen the lever, push it back away from the blade as much as possible, and then re-tighten it. That gave me enough room so when it's fully open it won't touch anything, it gets pretty close tho.
My quick fix for this: I used a strip of paper (100g weight from my printer), put two holes in it and installed the fixed blade with the paper strip below it. Took enough pressure off the blade to let it move in any lever position.
I did everything now it seems like the ceramic blade doesn’t sit in the middle its off like a centimeter or less because when it turns on seems like it goes off the metal plate? Its that normal
I am a beginner in the barber world I need advice I have bought a whall clipper (designer) but I cannot work with that blade I want to put another blade which can I put
The Barber Sharaawys Parce, yo tengo una fast feed edición limitada skullz, le puedo decir que es una máquina muy buena, pequeña, compacta y silenciosa, pero si necesita hacerle unas mejoras si usted es barbero, como cambiarle la cuchilla que se muestra en este tutorial y comprar las guías moradas magnéticas de Andis, pues las que trae la máquina son muy chichis y tal vez se puedan caer. Es una buena inversión aunque en Colombia deben ser caritas, pero vale la pena.
Step one Unscrew lever screw along with fast feeds logo on top. Step two Now all things off use a 150 grit sand paper. Smooth down big bump along with a little bit of gap on bottom bump. Step three Sanding will take long time. Make it smooth so ceramic blade can move clean. Put all pieces together. Do not loose screws or gold piece along with plastic rod on top. You should be able to move blade without horrible noise. Watch to see if blade moves fast. Done three clippers it's good for fades only not to take out bulk. Hope this helps.
Mad respect for you and making different clipper tutorials for all the different clippers people have✊🏼
You just litterly saved my clipper with the sanding down the edges 🙏🏽🙏🏽 i almost bought a new clipper and ceramic blade bcz i thought there was sum wrong with mine 😮💨 you are a life saver 🙏🏽
My issue is, since the Ceramic blade is a bit longer, when I fully open the lever the metal piece at 2:35 that holds the lever moves forward and touches the back of the blade so it rubs against it and will stop it if you fully open. Not sure if it's easily possible to sand the back of the blade shave off a bit?
Aye bro you still have that problem with the topaz? I didnt this mod today and like you said fully open lever blade doest move at all. Were you able to fix that?
@@mikemartinez1951 Yea I fixed my issue, didn't have to do any of the sanding/mod on this video. All I had to do was unscrew/loosen the lever, push it back away from the blade as much as possible, and then re-tighten it. That gave me enough room so when it's fully open it won't touch anything, it gets pretty close tho.
@@supra2k8 Oh shyt yeah thanks man I appreciate the help!
@@mikemartinez1951 np, hopefully that works for you too
My quick fix for this: I used a strip of paper (100g weight from my printer), put two holes in it and installed the fixed blade with the paper strip below it. Took enough pressure off the blade to let it move in any lever position.
Hi man my one make a loud noise when I put quarts on it as if the ceramic blade is banging on the guards any ideas 👍🏻
Same
Great video bro is this the same way to zero gap the oster topaz?
Yess they are all the same ! And if the ceramic blade doesn’t move , make sure to sand down the edges like he did that make a big difference !!
Hey man whats the difference between this one and the topaz?
Same clipper just different colors.
David Falla
Which one would you pick from all the fast feeds if you could puck one.?
@@ceelocc1probably the blue one that he bought
I did everything now it seems like the ceramic blade doesn’t sit in the middle its off like a centimeter or less because when it turns on seems like it goes off the metal plate? Its that normal
I bought the fast feeds and they have been terrible for fading lines out. Makes sense now. I havent zero gaped it lol.
I did this, and every time I tighten the screws, the cutting blade slides forwarded and paste the comb.
I am a beginner in the barber world I need advice I have bought a whall clipper (designer) but I cannot work with that blade I want to put another blade which can I put
Does it make the clipper louder if I put ceramic blade
I would have to say that it does. It does change the sound of the machine for sure
Could you do a review someday on the Oster octane versus the Andis Supra ZR
Where you bought this blade mate ???
Amazon
very good tutorial thank you I'm going to grab me a ceramic blade now 😁😁
David Well explained...i did that to my fast feed but did not need to sand. just wondering where are you from ?
+Edgar Mendoza lucky you! I'm from Jersey
David Falla yes
I meant like what nationality?
+Edgar Mendoza oh okay. I'm Colombian
David Falla I thought u need to sand only if you got the medium cutter the coarse cutter didn’t require sanding?
To me they better then any other clippers
They were amazing clippers and some of my favorites
David Falla sometimes it’s how good ur hand are not much on the clippers but show how good the skills is
Is not supposed that the topaz come in 000.?
Why do u consider this the best beginning clipper to use??
I had to sand too. It wouldn't cut in the open position until I sanded. It didn't take much, just a little, but it won't work without doing that
+Barber Chick yeah. Some are lucky to find a fast feed that takes the new blade w.o modifications
David Falla very good tutorial.
+Barber Chick thank you !
no parcero yo emocionado porque pense que iba a hacer el review en español y no manin colborame con un video en español bro desde colombia gracias.
+The Barber Sharaawys los vídeos en español están en el canal de español. Mira el link en la descripción
David Falla . Gracias pero no veo el review de las fast feed?
+The Barber Sharaawys no tengo review de las fast feed pero son buenas máquinas. En el canal de español hay más videos
The Barber Sharaawys Parce, yo tengo una fast feed edición limitada skullz, le puedo decir que es una máquina muy buena, pequeña, compacta y silenciosa, pero si necesita hacerle unas mejoras si usted es barbero, como cambiarle la cuchilla que se muestra en este tutorial y comprar las guías moradas magnéticas de Andis, pues las que trae la máquina son muy chichis y tal vez se puedan caer.
Es una buena inversión aunque en Colombia deben ser caritas, pero vale la pena.
Wtz Up is It nessesary to change the top Blade**NOT THE CUTTING BLADE** to usé thiz siramick Blade???
Hey and the top blade stays the same. You just need to change the cutting/bottom blade
@@DavidFalla gracias !
Gracias, I like you video. I sure have to learn to zero gap my fast feed when I buy it. Question can I adjust the blade to trim my whole beard?
How much does the ceramic blade cost?
i didnt have to do no sanding on mine. u proly have to sand it cuz u push it up where that bar goes.....mine0 gapd perfect
+Ulises Juarez lucky you. I had fast feed in the past that didn't need sanding but not all fast feed are made equal
+David Falla (FitBarber) i didnt know that
Step one
Unscrew lever screw along with fast feeds logo on top.
Step two
Now all things off use a 150 grit sand paper. Smooth down big bump along with a little bit of gap on bottom bump.
Step three
Sanding will take long time. Make it smooth so ceramic blade can move clean. Put all pieces together. Do not loose screws or gold piece along with plastic rod on top.
You should be able to move blade without horrible noise. Watch to see if blade moves fast.
Done three clippers it's good for fades only not to take out bulk. Hope this helps.
The Topaz is garbage, I'm sending it back.
i didnt know that
Необычно.
Get the coarse ceramic blade not the medium ceramic.
+Alex Zarate yeah. I don't like the medium ceramic
español
Dave...it's pronounced Oh-ster