do you nail clipper have an indentation were the top touches the bottom? mine has one on both front and back of the bottom part . posted a picture of mine in amazon please check as it is easier to see . ty
655603
It has an indentation on the underside of the press. The base is flat. This is the best clipper I have ever owned.
1379121
Mine is the same. I ordered this from Amazon. It looks O.K. Don't think company would ever notice that there is a little overlap on the sides. Doesn't bother me most of the time either. Good product for the cost! If you were real brave, you could try trimming it, but I figured I'd end up with a crooked line!
1395285
I had the same thing happen. Mine are 15 months old, and I've oiled them after (nearly) every use. They just started making a bad buzzing sound, and now they won't cut at all. I think it is the plastic piece that holds the moving blade, as you describe... I will try one more, but if it breaks I may invest in a $120 true professional clipper...
1011910
I assume you took out the nails, checked for a jam, and reloaded them? (I did not have any jam problems but if it did work and there is no jam and nails are in it, it must be defective).
1824936
Depends on which part broke, the tip or the wand. Do you have another tip that you can use to see if that one works? (My setup came with multiple tips.) If it works, then the wand is fine and you need a new tip. Most likely, the little clip at the bottom of the tip (that connects to the wand) is broken. If a different tip does not work, then the wand may be broken. Are you still under warranty? If so, Waterpik will replace the wand or the unit if it is faulty. You'll have to contact them to see.
388107
Yes, push the blade handle low enough for the file to close on top of it and press it all the way down, the top and bottom blades will close and touch. It won't damage the blades, I've had this style of clippers for many, many years, never had any issues with dull or damaged blades. Good Luck.
121989
Maybe you are squeezing it from the wrong direction. Mine certainly looks solid until you squeeze or bite it. I have an opening; did not have to cut it.
1451612
I just noticed the Persona Toolworx "straight edge" toenail clipper, here on Amazon, has a slightly convex cutting edge, according to reviews. Like you, that is what I am looking for.
957819
Hello, I had this problem too. Don't worry! It will close eventually. The best thing to do is to get finger nail clippers (possibly a cheap or old pair, just in case they break or bend) and also get household (3 in 1) oil. Oil all of the mechanical moving parts on the knife. Then with your finger nail clippers, use the dirt scrapper to push / pull between the lock and the black metal frame. It should come undone. Mine did that for a while when it was new. Purposely do it for like 40 to 60 times, and it won't do it anymore. Hope this helps! :)
388103
Yes, press on the nail file until it closes.There's a reason why this clipper costs so much compared to drug store clippers. It's made well! Trust it.
2075420
Mine are like that too. I've seen people are cutting theirs. I left mine as-is but mine is not wrapping around the bottom. Personally I'd rather it be too long than too short.
165300
I am not sure, but some of the reviews states they have used these nails. You may have a defective nailer. Sorry I can't be more help.
1681793
Either something is probably bent around the basket ... straighten it out .... or ... there might be a small metal spur around the moving parts that will have to be twisted off with needle nose pliers or filed off with a small metal file. Push comes to shove, and you don't have a metal file .... try the file on a pair of fingernail clippers. (It's worked for me before) ..... or .... call "Amazon Customer Service" and they will be happy to take care of it for you with a new one.I do like mine a lot !
788140
Joseph Question when the blades are fully locked onto the shaft, the blades still rattle?? Sounds like there's a gap most likely due to the head not fully screwed onto the shaft, did you receive the blade tool with your package use it to apply the broad head. If no examine the clip make sure it is in place between the head and shaft, Mine do not slip nor raddle Keep me posted I'm interested in what is creating the bouncing blades. TY
1384307
Don't press down so hard let the trimmer do the work. The blade meets the top of the guard if you apply a lot of pressure it will bite. One other thing is if you use them a lot check and see if your blades are sharp
1011916
I have not had any problems with the gun. First of all, is it turned up too high where it is actually driving the nail all the way through the wood? You may want to practice on a two by four to test the depth setting. Second of all, and this is probably a stupid question but you do have the correct brad nails in, right? I have not had any problems with mine - it worked wonderfully for me. Sorry, I wasn't any more help.
528914
I loved then I ordered 2,,,,,Start using one of them a few time cut my hand & fingers ,,,,I didn't know why I am getting little cuts ,,,then I found out the sharp edges from Inside ,,,more look like it was bot finished properly ,,so it's okay ,I still can use the other one ,,,,thank you