A stiff toothbrush sharpening stone with a fine 3000 to 8000 grit.

Sharpening stone for clipper blades. How to sharpen clipper blades 1,073,219 views aug 20, 2013 2.9k dislike share save jsnwelsch17 35.8k subscribers if you need to sharpen your own blades buy a sharpening. Use a screwdriver to remove them, taking the blades out of the unit. However, you can proceed with the sharpening steps if you have clean edges.

• a sharpening stone (also called a whetstone. A small one and a large one. There are loads of ‘cottage’ ways to try and sharpen a clipper blade, but there are only 3 that are worth considering and that will not completely ruin a blade.

There should be 2 blades in total: Experts recommend a diamond sharpening stone.) • blade oil • paper towel or microfiber cloth • optional: In addition, make sure the whetstone you are using is wide enough to fit your clipper blade.

Sharpening stone — for optimal results, use a 3000 and 8000 grit combination. Sharpening your blades preparations, cleaning, and wetting whetstones are much. A whetstone is ready when bubbles no longer rise from the stone.

Tools you’d need to sharpen your clipper blades. 10 passes along a stone are enough to sharpen these blades. A strong magnet to use as a grip.

Detach the 2 blades from the clipper you’ll need a screwdriver to unbolt the blades from the clipper. Remove the stone and place it onto the towel once the surface of the water gets placid.