Any idea how long these blades last.
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Im not sure, but most barbers have the exact same clippers Im sure if you ask your barber theyll know their great clippers and I believe Amazon has it to where you can purchase the blades as well
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if youre just cutting your own hair Id get a new blade every year. If youre a barber every three to four months months in my opinion. Just clean them thoroughly with cool care twice a week and oil them after every use and they last.
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I can cut 20 heads a day 5 days a week and replace them every 9 months...have to keep them oiled
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contact the manufacture about replacement blades. Have not had this problem yet.
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Keep them submerged in baby oil between shaves. They will last twice as long.
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I don't know. I don't have it anymore. I went thru 2 of them in about 6 months. They didn't last very long. The blades kept on breaking.
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I have used these blades for the last two years on my 52" deck cub cadet, and they are still working great. I haven't even sharpened the blades yet. To me they are well worth the money! I would size then for your deck and give them a try.
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Good Day! I haven't replaced the blades, but try ULINE as they have many supplies or may lead you to the right vendor. Good Luck! ~V~
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I have a very similar one and they fit well. Though I'm not using these blades more than once - they are not very durable.
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Ever is a long time, but these blades are made out of coated stainless steel. I've used an average of one blade per 4 days for a few years and I've never experience rusting.
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I started using one in October 2014. It's February 2016, and I'm getting ready to switch to the second one. Like any razor, these will be super smooth at first, then go through a break-in period after a week or so. If you can put up with being careful with it for a couple of weeks, it becomes smooth again. More pressure required than a new blade, but you won't cut yourself like when it was three weeks old. I generally get 12 to 24 months out of one. Saves lots of money.
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I have a cheap hair dryer that I use to dry the blades well after each shave. That Cuts reduces oxidation and my blades usually last three or four weeks.
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I also don't know. I read once that the replacement blades are under a different maker, I just don't remember. Sorry
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Mine last a good while before they need sharpening. May depend on how often you are using them & what type/condition of coats you are using them on. These are #1 in my opinion �
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I think when we were purchasing this my husband just googled the model and replacement blades and found some sources. I don't have the info any longer.
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I have changed them once a month. I never change my blades frequently though. I find that they work a long time for me, and I shave every day often twice a day. Now I know that some people change them about every two weeks but I personally have never had to do so with any system that has replaceable blades. With disposables I get at least 2 or 3 weeks. I guess it depends on you personally how often you feel you need to change the blades. Unless I find that the blades are not doing the job I do not change them. Hope this helps.
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I just perchased this one so I don't know. my previous black @ decker last me at least 30 years of normal use and I replaced a blade 1 a year
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they are pretty sharp...i did take a flap disk sander wheel on a grinder to mine just to knock the paint off...i was waiting for the oil to drain anyway ...these blades are much thicker and i'm sure they will last 2x as long as the factory blades
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Not sure how long they will last but typical diamond sharpeners last for years and years. These are replaceable. My sharpener does a super job. I use it more than my $800 Tormek which is gigantic.