What is the difference in the blades? Length of cut? How do you know which to order.
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The higher numbers are for shorter hair...I use a 40 to cut the hair on the paw pads... use a 10 to shave the belly and I use a 7 for the body ( shih Tzu.).. HOWEVER, I used a 10 on the body of my little girl yesterday and I love it... (I had just beengoing by what a demo video recommended to me, by using the 7)...I may never use the 10 again...
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The higher the number, the shorter the cut. A 7 leaves hair longer than a 10, but not as long as a 4. Most groomers use a 7 more than any other blade.
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Robert, the 7FC is 3/8 inch, perfect for my poodles in the summer. Size 10 is the shortest one I use for faces, feet and tail of my poodles but you can go as short as a 40 which is "shaved." The larger the number the shorter it will cut the hair. If you look at the different blades, the length should be given for each one. The CeramicEdge is supposed to stay cooler longer, but to be honest, I can't tell a difference between it and the regular stainless blade, and I think the stainless ones cut better. I do like the Andis clipper. It is fairly light weight and changing the blades is a snap. (This site gives the length and usages for each of the different blades: https://www.andis.com/download/allBlades_chart.pdf Hope that helps.)
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There is a video on YouTube comparing both of the mandolines. Very informative. Just search for Mandoline Reviews.
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You get one wood cutting blade with it. You can order different blades separately.
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Please check the specs for the types of blades included with the unit.I have not changed them, but from what I have read, and what I can see, the blades seem very easy to change.
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I believe it just has more blades. I'm not sure it makes a difference. I just needed a new blade because mine was dull. This one suits my needs.
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Gene, I am not sure. As I remember it, when I ordered mine I went to the vendor's site to confirm the correct item to order. They had color-coding based on the length of the blade. Thanks!
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As for the size difference I don't know . But I must say that I am somewhat disappointed in the durability of these blades. after making 20 or so 10 thousands removal passes on the edge of plywood I can feel very distinct ridges where the glue lines were on my new blades. I wish I could find blades that had carbide edges. The time it takes me to set a new set of blades perfectly in the machine is valuable. I would pay +/- $80.00 for a set of carbide blades.
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Hi Robert D. Burton,Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! To answer your question, the knife blade is 1 1/2" inches, and total length is 2 1/4". Hope that helps! Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the customer service link I have provided below.Best,Kendall / The Friendly Swedehttps://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact/contact.html?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&ref;_=aag_m_fi&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1& Hi Robert D. Burton,Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! To answer your question, the knife blade is 1 1/2" inches, and total length is 2 1/4". Hope that helps! Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the customer service link I have provided below.Best,Kendall / The Friendly Swedehttps://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact/contact.html?ie=UTF8&as...; » Read More Hi Robert D. Burton,Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! To answer your question, the knife blade is 1 1/2" inches, and total length is 2 1/4". Hope that helps! Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the customer service link I have provided below.Best,Kendall / The Friendly Swedehttps://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact/contact.html?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&ref;_=aag_m_fi&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1& « Show Less
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they look almost but here are the differences:this one: overall length 8.5", closed 4.9", blade 3.6", wt 4.3 ouncesscout: overall 7.3", closed 4.0", blade 3.24", wt. 2.54 ozIMO this one is the better choice- better blade length, heavier, sturdier. General concensus is that a blade length of 4"-5" is the ideal for a backwoods knife.
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I am not able to measure the blade as I have changed it. I change often a I do a lot of cutting with the rotory cutter. Sorry.
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I am an owner, not a merchant. I have the first version which is green and the latest model is blue. I've examined the blue version and cannot find a significant difference between the two, other than cosmetic. I've been using mine a few years and it works great, assuming it is set up correctly with a good blade. The current price shown in the Amazon add is about $100 more than I paid but, that was a few years ago and I didn't get free shipping so, you might want to look at all costs involved.
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The Oster website has an awesome chart for dog breeds and different types of cuts with the corresponding blades to use for each. I would personally use a 5 with a cutting guard...the smaller the number the longer the hair.
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Hi Dennis,Sorry, I can't answer your question specifically. I sent my owner's manual and even my old used blades to the new buyer. I do remember that the blades had small, notched extensions on both ends so that they could be positioned precisely in the cutting head. So, the overall length, with the extension tabs, was something more than 13". When I'm in my shop tomorrow, I will look for the Amazon packing slip to help ID the blades I bought there.Walt Davis
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From another post: " Finally, a word on replacement blades. As of this writing, you can't buy them on the manufacturer's website, nor on Amazon or any national retailer. I had a *very* hard time locating them on the Web. Unless GreenWorks is trying to tell us something about the life of the product by not making replacement blades readily available, I know I will eventually need to replace the blade, even with proper maintenance. The blade part is made by Sunrise and the part number is sun-33303463. Don't bother with the manufacturer part number, I wasted enough time for all of us looking it up. GreenWorks sells the blades directly only if you have the patience to wait for someone to answer the phone and take your order, and I've read they are frequently on back order. On the GreenWorks social networking page, they direct people to a website called OrderTree but I couldn't find the blade using the part number from the manual (and the provided link to the product page was not working). The actual blade is not 19 inches long as the product description implies. It only measures 17.5 inches and the Sunrise replacement blade is sold as 18 inches (go figure). The nearly 10% shorter cutting path is another drawback of this model versus the Twin Force one, whose blades are a total of 20-inches. At the same time, more blades equals more things that can break and need replacement.
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I am traveling so cannot actually "measure" the blade length - but can tell you it is at least 4" to 4.5" in length. That is because I've pair of a different brand I don't like nearly as well that are only 3" long because I DID measure those ones. Wanted to remember NOT to buy the ones with the standard handles but shorty-length of blade. In fact, KitchenAid really ought to promote why the longer blade they provide is handier. (I'm almost positive they are NOT 5" or longer tho...so this range provided should give you a pretty good idea.) P.S. This is the CUTTING blade length I'm referencing....the whole scissor is, of course, longer than 5".
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If I recall correctly they are both wires - I use the big blades and only used the small ones that came with my original package. It's simply a size difference and the big blade is faster.
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on the page that has the saw,scroll down and they give you the option of purchasing sets of blades.i got this for my husband and it came with a deal so you got 2 sets of blades with it.you can always just google it and find the info on the blades.