Blades

Understanding dog clipper blade sizes:For the novice, things like dog grooming blade lengths and how/where to use them can feel quite overwhelming. Don’t worry! With a little help you’ll get quite good with dog clipper blade sizes in no time. Here’s some tips from me.First of all, most dog grooming clippers come with a stock #10 size blade. It cuts at 1/16″ (1.5mm) and is great for stomach trims, feet trims and face trims for some breeds like poodles or terriers.It’s really the standard for the industry, though it cuts a bit too close for some people’s taste.Here’s the thing: there’s a lot of dog grooming blade sizes out there. Lower numbers indicate that the blade will not cut as close, leaving a longer coat. Higher numbers equal very close cuts.Clipper Blade Information: Full Tooth vs Skip Tooth Blades* Skip Tooth Blades are used for rough cutting : Wider teeth to help feed a thick coat into the clipper blade, Excellent for coat thinning or blending, leaves a natural look, Suitable for all terriers and dogs with wiry or unruly coats* F Blades are used for coat finishing: Full row of even teeth Ideal for a sharp show finish, Good to use after skip tooth bladeWahl Competition and Ultimate blades fit: KM, KM10, KM5, KM2, KMSS, Oster A6, Oster A5, PowerGrip.Which WAHL PET Clipper Blade? BREED GUIDE (Click here).Wahl 5 in 1 blades fit: Creativa, Super Groom, Arco, Bravura, Lithium Pet / Horse.
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