Can you tell me if the measurments have 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 etc. I am looking for a trimmer with measurments as low as 1/16 markings and I am unable to tell if the 1/16th mark is there even though the discription indicates, but reviews indicate differenly. thanks Can you tell me if the measurments have 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 etc. I am looking for a trimmer with measurments as low as 1/16 markings and I am unable to tell if the 1/16th mark is there even though... » Read More Can you tell me if the measurments have 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 etc. I am looking for a trimmer with measurments as low as 1/16 markings and I am unable to tell if the 1/16th mark is there even though the discription indicates, but reviews indicate differenly. thanks « Show Less
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No 1/16" division. Measuring with a ruler: 1/8" is the smallest division, along the black edges of the rulers. and on the white edges next to the black. The markings running the direction of the cutter are 1" apart. The markings 90 degrees to those are 1/4" apart.
857623
I just looked at my cutter and can tell you it definitely does not have 1/16 inch measurements. However, I do eyeball the cut line with the LED light on and do pretty well that way.
912515
Doesn't look like it...I took mine apart to measure it appropriately and I think it would be 1/16th too small.
586288
Funny you should ask. I have three of these. One is 5 1/4, one 5 1/2 and one 5 3/4. So good luck.
2199642
Yes, I believe this will work for you. I got my ruler out & measured it & it measures 11 & 14/16ths. Just 2 ruler tick marks (my ruler is in 16ths) before 12". I hope this helps!
1529704
1 1/4 and 1 3/8 are pretty close. I might be 1/8 inch off in my measurement...or they might be.
77937
Two of the reviewers say that it does not have these measurements. I'm very confused now as to whether to order it, because I definitely want the measurements in 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 cup.
2103020
"One size" is the standard 9/16". I think it's the sellers way of making it easier. Just made it confusing.
471187
The trimmer has 5 settigs for trimming lengths, lowest is 1/8 in highest is 5/8 in.Great little unit, in my opinion.
1827969
Need to correct my last comment, IT DOES go to 1/4 inch. The description appeared to be a different model.
803815
The question is how low is low? I bought the 3/8 and 1/2 size. The reading I was looking for was 105 and 240 to 280 inch pounds on several fittings. The 3/8 measured these just fine. I never even used the 1/2 adapter. Hope this helps. e-mail back if you still have questions.
1302491
Yes there are 1/4 inch marks on this product. I use mine daily and would purchase it again. Very satisfied with it.
69598
What number blade are you looking for? I ordered the #5 blade and had to return it as it too didn't fit. I haven't re-ordered yet, but will say this that the #10 blade that came with the set was no longer sharp for when I cut my dogs hair for the second time. I have a Shih Tzu who's hair was never beyond an inch and always groomed no knots...so there should be no excuse for that. I now need to get another #10, but not sure if I should invest more money in these clippers as I don't find they have much power to them.
1731790
On the trimmer itself it has a 1mm setting. I'm not sure how much that changes without the guard piece. I don't think the ad is deliberately false. 1mm is close enough for my use.
1966311
Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115 if you want braided string or something with a nice and sharp edge. Good luck and happy trimming! Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115... » Read More Hah! Big difference, indeed, DB. When I pop in my twisted .95, it feels relatively snug. .155 is most likely a measurement only for round line (and even at that it'll be a real snug fit). If I may interject with something (kind of) related, this is the string I use with it: Tanaka 746570 0.095" x 230' Quiet Trimmer Line The string works like charm with it and it's unbelievably quiet. If this somehow makes your decision easier, I'm glad I could help, if not, I'd go with something just slightly under .115 if you want braided string or something with a nice and sharp edge. Good luck and happy trimming! « Show Less
754723
Hello. 0=1/16 inch, 1=1/8 in, 2=1/4 in,3=3/8 in, 4=1/2 in, 6=3/4 in, 7=7/8 in, 8=1 in. Hope this helps. Sorry for being so slow to answer.
511183
I too went thru this situation last year (2013). Ordered 3/4 got 4/5. Sent back for 3/4 and got 4/5 again. Series of emails settled the problem. I kept the 4/5 and the supplier refunded my $. Has to be a snafu with the numbers....its 4/5. I'm happy using the 4/5 especially since it was free !
255061
A two cup measure should have the 1/4 mark and if it does not it is a bad printing. It should be returned for a replacement. If it had been a bigger measuring cup they might not have such a mark as you would only use it for larger portions.