What is the shortest lenght on the beard trimmer? .5 or 1
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There are markings on the trimmer but mine doesn't appear to be in inches or millimeters just markings per "click" of the guard.
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This trimmer has the following variety of settings: # 1 Stubble length (2 mm) # 2 Short (4 mm) # 3 Medium short (6 mm) # 4Medium (8 mm) # 5Long Medium (10 mm) # 6 Long (12 mm) This information is indicated by the manual. but I only use the smallest (2 mm) and then use the Dual Shaver, included with the trimmer, for a full shave. I hope this information is useful. regards
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I like the 3-1/7 inch one. I get a good grip on the item I am paring and the short blade gives ME better controll!
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The longest cut these give is a #5 - which is about half an inch. But the measuring spacer does come off so you can use them for shaving up the back of a neck, or sideburns. They just don't do longer styles.
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My beard is not very long so hard to say. It's adjustable and if you use the included comb with the longest setting you get about 3/4" length in the direction of growth or about 1/2" against the grain. If your beard is longer than that, you'll be manually trimming. I do that sometimes, and didn't find any trouble with it. HTH.
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Mine has a trimmer, but I don't have facial hair. I use it for touch up trimming. I'm not sure how well it would work on a beard.
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1/2" -there are 5 blades in a 2" line-up of 1st to last. Works well- so much faster that using scissors.
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The Conair I-Stubble adjusts in .2 mm increments, which is perfect for maintaining a short beard (or the stubble look): http://www.amazon.com/Conair-i-Stubble%C2%AE-Ultimate-Stubble-Control/dp/B004PXIR1W/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1413136272&sr=1-1&keywords=istubble
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There isn't a guide for the 1" -1.5", but the rest are covered. I suggest using a comb for the longer lengths. I have been very happy overall with my trimmer.
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I'm not using it for a beard, but it appears to me that the longest of the three combs would leave 1/8".
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Unless your facial stubble is really long, the shortest setting on the trimmer won't get close enough.
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Sorry I don't know "00" size. With no plastic attachments, the trimmer will leave you with roughly a day's growth of beard for the average man. It does not shave me smoothly like an electric razor would. I only use it for beard, moustache, eyebrows, and other body hair trimming and shaping.I do use it by myself with ease. It is small, lightweight and has a long cord.
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It's probably closer to 2mm or even 3mm without the adjustable guard on. I went to this after using a Braun Cruzer which had a trimmer attachment which was MUCH closer. This has been my main disappointment with this product. To get a closer shave, I had to use the smaller mini-trimmer attachment which unfortunately doesn't work as well with the vacuum, so a lot more hairs were all over my sink.
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If I recall correctly it was about six feet long, and I was able to trim plenty off. Good luck!!
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* 3 Standard Trimmer Guides (Stubble Guide, 1/8&#733; Guide, 3/16&#733; Guide) * 8 T-Blade Guides [ #1 (1/8"), #2 (1/4"), #3 (3/8"), #4 (1/2"), #5 (5/8"), #6 (3/4"), #7 (7/8"), #8 (1") ]
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the shortest you can make it is with one section about 3 feet. even at this length it is easy to use. I have used this a lot and works great, goes through bar oil so keep stock. some people have complained about battery charge length, I can tell you if you hold this above your head for a 1/2 hour your arms are tired. I usually cut a bunch for 20 minutes or so and while it is charging do some clean up. hope this helps.George
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Not sure what you mean by "1.5 guard" but it has these guides:No. 1/2 (1.5mm or 1/16")No. 1 (3mm or 1/8")No. 2 (6mm or 1/4")No. 3 (10mm or 3/8")No. 4 (13mm or 1/2")No. 5 (16mm or 5/8")No. 6 (19mm or 3/4")No. 7 (22mm or 7/8")No. 8 (25mm or 1")Hope this helps.