Hi if i wanted to buy this hex driver may i know what number i can search for ?Have a lot of those hex driver but none of them fit the babyliss cam follower
I've got to admit,Parlux and all other Italian manufacturerd hairdryers are the best. They seem to last and can cope in a busy salon environment. I purchased a Diva Atmos Atom and it gets far too hot. Ive read Dyson does the same and they don't last. Parlux always going to be my choice. Sorry China.
I have the tpob x trimmer come with the Psycho blade. It can use the Babyliss blade and the Psycho blade can hold and the Babyliss trimmer. The trimmer come quiet and all of sudden get loud cam fallow that's metal square in it start to rattle glue down mine with shoes glue rub it down with a sand paper and then sound new brand quite like it just bought.
I need help I was trying to clean the stylecraft rebel but the spring part the stock cam keep popping out for 4+4 fucking hours I have been trying to put back but no luck I don't know if I broke somthing or not
Hi I am devo that my Parlux gave up the will to live I’ve opened it up because despite trying, the motor won’t spin and there was a small amount of smoke at which point I switched it straight off- upon opening I’ve found there is a cut thru the insulation of the brown wire where it was pinched inside the dryer - would that likely be the cause or inside the actual motor itself - I Dont know how brushes operate either so wanted to know if maybe that was the cause?
The rose gold 2.0 or the titanium 2.0 blade is amazing to... if you keep lithium grease on the cam follower and put clipper oil on both side of the blade. Where it moves side to side. It will stay quiet. I have had my gokd fx's for 3 years. And it runs at 65 decibels... so i know it works. If you want to try that... oh its baby,liss not babaliss!!
what trimmer blade do u recommend me getting for line ups, designs, neck lining up and all that? i have my babyliss trimmer and my blade gets really hot fast and doesnt last im tired of having to buy new blades every month
There's no foam in the blade assembly for these trimmers. Perhaps you're referring to Wahl corded clippers that have a foam insert to prevent hair from going into the machine. It's not a big deal if you lose the foam insert on Wahl clippers but you'll likely get more hair buildup in your clipper.
Thanks for this video . Random question, does your parlux have a tiny spring in it. after fixing my Advance Light I am left with a little 1cm spring that I cannot workout where it came from, it's possible it's from a different project, any thoughts?
@@fineedgesupply THANK YOU 🙏 I don't know how I missed that, I was so focused on the motor area, I hadn't put it back together without the spring to notice, Really appreciate the response, especially so quickly. Legend !
Haha I immediately checked for my screw after opening mine up and reading this and remembered that I removed that many many years ago when I first got it- used to annoy me coz it’s right where I hold the dryer 😂
Nice review. Got mine and i usually have my blade set level with the static blade (zero gapped!) - and these were even too close for me! Almost restricting for using in most areas. Definitely had to move them back abit.
Hi. Does this product burn your scalp? I'm noticing on the video that you are applying just like hair dye so I'm wondering before I purchase. If you can email me I would appreciate it.
I'm ordering the Andis Gtx Exo to cut beard on the area's neck as much as possible, I'm not sure if I took the right decision because the another machine that I had in mind was this Trimmer and I see that cuy really short but at the same time the blades are too sharp.
I used the silver fx trimmers when they first came out and a piece of the “blade cushion”chipped off after 6 months of use. I just purchased the lopro gold trimmers but definitely will grease between the the motor and the blade cushion just like andis does with the gtx exo. This might be a fix for babyliss trimmers. Who knows🤷♂️
Same with many trades. Welder and Machinist come to mind. You need to know how it does the job(science) but also 'feel' the equipment doing the job(art). Arguably, electrician and plumber, though that is not a technique but running and laying components.
