Is 15/32 as short as these clippers will go? They look great, but I keep a short cut, probably about 1/4 inch.
780065
The guide is removable and interchangeable. It cuts military boot camp short if you want it to.
780066
The smallest comb attachment goes down to 3 mm/.112". So you can go down to less than 1/8" when using the small comb.
780067
I'm not sure what they mean by 15/32, but they will definitely give you a 1/4 inch cut. During the summer I keep my hair at about that length too, and these are perfect (and save me a trip to the barber).
780068
These clippers go as short as 1/32 . It's suitable to the shortest cuts. Don't hesitate anymore. Mohamed.
780069
These clippers go as short as 1/32 . It's suitable to the shortest cuts. Don't hesitate anymore.Mohamed.
780070
Wow, sorry, I haven't been so careful about that and I haven't got my hair that short using this clipper. But I think it will.
866123
The standard for finger nail clippers are 3/8" and toe nails 1/2" I have a box full of all types and makes since 1952, and measured those just for you. An 1/16 of an inch here there shouldn't make much difference, the cutting edge and it's longevity is where the emphasis should lay.
2017295
Too short for your application, I do not know how consistent they are, but mine is 1 1/8th inch
671711
I too, would like a longer cut in winter. My research shows that an 3/4HT will leave a 3/4 in cut. There doesn't seem to be one that does a 1 inch cut. Other people have suggested a comb that attaches to your clipper. They come in many sizes. I have not bought anything yet as I am looking into a steel comb that would fit my andis clipper as I have a cockapoo with very thick hair. Good Luck.
1318325
The lower the number the longer the hair. I don't know what you are clipping but there are blades 1-40. If the 10 is too short, try a 4 or 7.
672294
The clippers don't matter so much as the blades. If it's a clipper that uses standard interchangeable blades, then yes. I use a 30 with mine for the most part. Just do not use a 40 with these guard combs.
2094159
Cut yourself. I found the instructions showed a length 1/4" too short. Cut and try ONE 1st for best results.
838632
They are average large sized clippers. Meant for toes. They have a convex blade angle. Beware.
1741310
This cuts as short as any other clipper I have used or seen. This is how I use it.
320335
I'm measuring exactly 3/32, and visually just shy of 1/8th inch. With hand hold, call it an 1/8 or more. It will cut amazingly well. Steady hold will be the challenge.
1201375
If your using clipper combs/guards, you'll need a #10 blade and then the guard for whatever desired length you want. I've been using the 3/4 and 1 inch guard a lot for winter.
725378
I know that they will fit most standard clippers with no problem. So they should work just fine.
682054
Slight variation from safe to safe but not by more than 1/4 of an inch. You should be ok at 19.3
1925508
I think 1 1/4 in is a good size for short, fine, and thin hair. I also have a 1 1/2 in one and I like the 1 1/4 in better.
1685778
I cut mine down to size so don't have a way to measure it.But I would say 4 inches at least.
695011
When I click on the link in your question it sends me to the style that is 1 7/8 inches. They also have a size that is 2 5/8 inches. My 10 year old daughter has very thick hair; my 7 year old has really thin hair. The 1 7/8" clip works better for both of them.
69598
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.