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Cocker Specific Discussion => Grooming => Topic started by: Toni-UK on March 02, 2013, 10:15:24 PM
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I will be ordering the Andis 2 speed clippers+10 blade soon,i will also order the 7f blade but my question is if i want to clip Ruby very short should i get a higher blade :-\
I keep going back to Micheles sticky and keep thinking i need all the different blade sizes,i'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and i'm not near cutting her yet. :embarassed:
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You should be fine with those blades. Number 10 is about 1.8mm and number 7 is 3.2mm. Start with the number 7 which should be fine but if you want shorter still then go back over with a 10 blade.
Using 7f in reverse will also give you a number 10 finish.
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Hi,
What does the rubber band on the comb?
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You should be fine with those blades. Number 10 is about 1.8mm and number 7 is 3.2mm. Start with the number 7 which should be fine but if you want shorter still then go back over with a 10 blade.
Using 7f in reverse will also give you a number 10 finish.
How do you do that? - is that going against the lay of the coat?
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I use a 5f for Coco's body and a 10 for her face and head ;) The 10 gives a very short, tidy finish and the 5f leaves a bit of length but not much :D
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Have to admit that I accidently clipped Misha's body with a 10f and got a very nice finish, unfortunately now when I use a 7f I don't get the same smooth finish any more.
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The higher the blade number the shorter the cut,right ?
I must admit i do like a short clip,so will prob use the 10 blade eventually.
Have over a month to go before i get my clippers though >:(
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The higher the blade number the shorter the cut,right?
Yes that's right Toni :shades: I use the 10 blade on Alfie, it is very short but it does suit his coat & I leave some feathers/skirt and just clip the top of his ears so he still looks cocker ish :shades:
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Maybe nearer the time you can post a pic of lovely Alfie to show his cut if you have any. :D
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You should be fine with those blades. Number 10 is about 1.8mm and number 7 is 3.2mm. Start with the number 7 which should be fine but if you want shorter still then go back over with a 10 blade.
Using 7f in reverse will also give you a number 10 finish.
How do you do that? - is that going against the lay of the coat?
Yes that's right.
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just done mine with an 8 1/2, looked better on George than Ellie, but I think they have found it a bit cold at the moment, better for the summer months if we get some!