Does anyone know which combs go with the Andis blades #3 3/4, #10, and 5/8? Have been using blades without benefit if combs; not good. Thanks, Robin
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These combs work well with the No. 10 blade. However, if you have a lot of matts, then you have to only use the blade.
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Andis makes clippers. I have never seen Andis shears. If you want a good shear for a Newfie, I would recommend Kenshi brand. My 'go to' shears are Kenshi Scorpions 8' curved. I love them & they are not on the highest end of Kenshi, so they are affordable. You will be happy with them.
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Sorry Cindy, wouldn't know. I use them for a pair of Oster clippers. If the Andis is anything like the Oster then it should fit fine
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This trimmer doesn't use a comb set.If your able to use a different trimmer to beard trim I would do that, but get these to use for outlining cause they work so well!
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My Andis AGC super 2 speed has the #10 blade on it. These combs did not fit and I had to return them.
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I have a hairy, double coated mutt that showed up a few years ago and because her hair is long and fine, it picks up every burr in our fields. And she is why I bought the heavy duty Andis. I use a #3 3/4 skip tooth, cuts about 1/2" (you may want to get one that cuts 3/4" or more, but the skip tooth makes for a more layered look than the full tooth blades. Get the blade size you want but I would suggest the skip tooth blade for those thick coats. You may have to stop for awhile if the blade get too hot, especially to begin with. I cut my dog every couple mo nths so it doesn't take so much effort each time. You might want to do it outside also. We live in the country and I just let the wind blow the hair into the fields-easy clean up!
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Another guy asked a question just like this. Someone said this blade worked with a variety of Andis trimmers. Look into the return policy and experiment. Then let me know how it works out.
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Mine work great although I do not use the comb(s). Did you disconnect the blade when you oiled it. If so, ensure that you have properly put the blade back into place according to the instructions. With the blade off, see if the latch is moving back and forth which drives the clipper blade. Also remember that there are many blade types for differing lengths of cut and type of fur. (I hope this helps)
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The 30 and 40 are best for under the feet. 10 for sanitary clipping. Combs are good for the body if no Matting is present. Watch the temp of your blades they can get hot quickly.
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I'm sorry LuLu 16, I don't know the answer to your question. Perhaps contact Andis directly? I will tell you that if it will work for your clipper, you will love this blade - It does a great job. I would also suggest you buy a can of Andis 12750 Cool Care plus (I bought on Amazon) - it's a spray to clean and cool your clipper blades - they do get warm.
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That's the exact setup I use - Andis Master clippers with these combs. The guards never slip and I have yet to break one, though I bought several in the event I ever did break them. They are quite robust!
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This won't do that. I have the same problem. I trim and edge with the Andis. It cuts close, but not razor close. For the close shave, I have a Panasonic ES-LA63 Wet/Dry.
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I am not sure about "Andis". I did purchase "Anvil 175-CB". I have a sheltie and mainly use these for trimming feet hair and legs. as well as whiskers.For these "duties" this product works fine. I did order the curved with blunt and not sharp end.
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Yes they will fit. Be sure to follow the instruction. What most folks don't realize and it may be the instructions aren't as clear as they could be....you MUST place the comb over the top of the blade and PULL down until the comb is stretched onto the blade. It can be a tight fit but with use they will loosen up. Also, these combs work well on all types of dog hair, ie: fine or course.
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I am not a barber by any stretch of the imagination, but I've been cutting my hair for the last 25 years or so. I've used Andis Outliners for the past 25 years and I decided to try something different over the last year or so. I got tired of the Andis clippers getting hot. I tried the 8081s and they cut just fine and I only decided to get the 8290s because I saw where someone on Youtube say that the 8290s have metal screw holes, so stripping out the screw holes wouldn't likely happen. The 8290s cut fine as well. I'd recommend a T-Wide blade and you may have to adjust them to get a closer cut. I also like the Wahl Hero clippers and the Andis Superliners. I use the Superliners the most, followed by the Heros (I shave with them). I have sensitive skin and the 8290s and 8081 tend to agitate my skin if I use them too frequently. However, they work fine on my son.
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What number blade are you looking for? I ordered the #5 blade and had to return it as it too didn't fit. I haven't re-ordered yet, but will say this that the #10 blade that came with the set was no longer sharp for when I cut my dogs hair for the second time. I have a Shih Tzu who's hair was never beyond an inch and always groomed no knots...so there should be no excuse for that. I now need to get another #10, but not sure if I should invest more money in these clippers as I don't find they have much power to them.
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I always use a 30 blade under a comb attachment as it tends to give a nicer finish - if you don't have a 30 don't worry too too much but I wouldn't use anything less than a 10 under a comb - and as far as the comb size I'd probably go with a 7 or 8 comb if grooming with the coat without a vacuum clipper, which is your green or teal in the wahl comb attachments ... but this also depends on how you groom your baby, with or reverse ... I have 2 mini schnauzers and they have very different coats, my female comes up so much better if I reverse clip her. If you're still unsure obviously start with your longest attachment and work your way shorter to the length you find most attractive on your baby. I wasn't sure if when you say you use a 4 if your'e referring to the blade or comb ... so I hope this helps - good luck and just enjoy the experience - the good news is it's only hair and it will grow back - cheers :)