How To Adjust Wahl Clippers The Right Way 

That's how most magnetic clippers are. I've also spent a ton of time adjusting clippers so I know how you feel. No problem brother thanks for watching. 👍

adam lee hadfield I’ve had different experience with my seniors brother. When the blades aren’t parallel, the problem often is that you’ve likely tighten one screw too much before the lower/higher side is parallel. My solution: Gradually tighten one side and carefully adjust the still blade to parallel, otherwise, you’ll move your adjustment thus making the opposite side become misaligned. The bottom line is to tighten the screws slowly and look to make sure the blades are even BEFORE the screws are fully tightened. I’ve never heard of the blades which are designed to move parallel move in an arc motion. 🤔

Or you can along the comb blade a lil farther to the left. So when they on the cutter blade is dead spot center with the comb blade.

Oh he did it/ got it on point.

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The still blade should not move after tightening the two screws that holds it.

@@acebarber8891 ok so I’m going to return it. I got mine from Amazon, where do you recommend I buy it from?

Thank you!... I would open the top and see what's going on when you turn it counter clockwise... it's most likely hitting something.

Lost Boyz Sounds like you don’t have the correct screw, the screw may be stripped, or you’re not tightening the screw enough. The correct alignment for you is pretty much based on your “touch” or how much pressure you use when cutting close to the skin as an example. The most important thing to always be aware of is not to extend the moving blade beyond the still blade. An effective way to learn that lesson is after setting the blades turn the clippers on an tough your forehead with them. If that feels uncomfortable to you your clients will be uncomfortable too.

The screws that hold the still blade? Tighten them as much as possible. Just make sure to tighten each one slowly.

maybe new screw will help (yeah, 2 months ago, I know :)

swampfIower I need a new bracket bro

No. It is similar but, this clipper has a different motor so it moves the blade differently. The cordless clippers are a little easier to adjust.

I have brand new magic Wahl clippers and I'm about to cry day overheated now cutting and making a loud rattling noises

Set the tension first, then center/adjust the blade and you shouldn't have that problem. Set the tension by backing off the screw, when it make a noise, screw it back it slowly until it stops (a little more if it continues).

@@acebarber8891 oh ok I’ll try that Bc I noticed on this video your cutting blade is like centered perfect mine is too far to the right

Same problem man

Did you find out then?

Yah same with mine, what gives?

No it can be straight.