How wide is the blade in inches? I want a narrow trimmer to trim around the ears. Thanks.
462685
It is a clipper, not a trimmer. I would say its about 1-1.5 inches wide. I use the 00000 blade with it and trim necklines and around ears though. As long as you are careful, you can use it like that.
462686
Probably around an inch and a half or so. They make an edger blade that's about a quarter inch in width usually used to do designs on the side of the head.
31610
It is a compact design that allows the user to get into tight spots...like behind and above your ears for hairline trimming. The cutting width is about an inch and an eighth.
1093158
The cutting mechanism is 1.5 inches wide. The adjustable comb is just a tiny bit wider than that to cover the cutting mechanism.
1896200
2.5 inches long. The width is trickier: the cutting edge is 7/16th of an inch wide; The widest point is near the back at 5/8th of an inch.
1475389
About an inch wide. A little big to go up between my Chinese Crested Powder Puff's eyes, but works well on face (snout, jaw, neck). If hair on feet gets too thick, clippers clog up. I keep blade well oiled and get a good trim. Have replaced the blade once in 6 years.
786746
The leading edge of the beard trimmer blade is 1 1/4" wide. The cutting teeth occupy 1 inch of the width (leaving 1/8" non-cutting "blade" width on either side of the actual teeth.) I wear a "close-trimmed" beard. I usually set the trimmer on "3", sometimes "2". This unit handles the "close cropped" beard very well. I disagree with the complaints about "flimsy plastic" on the blade shield/housing. Just hold the blade shield/housing with "normal" pressure against your beard and there should be no problem for "close cropped" beards. I can't comment on how it would work for "Grizzly Adams"-type beards.
1896201
2 5/8 inches long, 3/8+ (probably 7/16) inch wide These are the best clippers I have ever used. They don't require a lot of strength and the cut is clean each time.
1985019
not loud but not a good pick for clipping. the larger one's blade broke off some teeth amd as you may know is ineffective now. the small one did not cut properly from the beginning. I would reccommend the Yellow Dog cordless trimmer, I am on my 3rd one because you cannot change ot sharpen the blade, but for 20.00 bucks why not replace as needed. I use them around the ears and faces of my 2 mini schnauzers. Good Luck
716848
The cutting portion of the blade is 6" in length, 2 1/2" in width. Unless the shrubbery is small in area, with thin branches, it is not recommended for that use.
1812316
The width of the blade when closed is approximately 1 & 1/2" (measured with measuring tape..)
1894070
It is 1 1/4 inch wide so the blade is probably 1 inch. It is the same as the other 2 brands I have tried but this one has more power and doesnt seem to clog up often if at all. The battery last longer as well. Still on my first battery and I have cleaned up several sweaters, jacket, etc.
49416
(Sheepishly), I haven't used mine yet. But, I did go out and take a measurement for you. It should go down approximately 3.5". Now, the actual cutting blade isn't very wide (possible 1/16" > 1/8" wide), so you may have to make multiple "cuts" depending on the diameter of your wire. Hope this helps.
881966
It's 1". I use it on my Westie's feet to cut hair between pads. The attachments are pretty worthless but I didn't intend to use those anyway.
1695955
The blade is 4" long and about7/8" wide at the base. I bought it for my boyfriend he loves it. Uses it everyday for different things around the farm or construction sites
1396877
The wide blade is just over 3/4 ", with the plastic sleeve it's 1 inch. I've used this complete package alot since my review and would recommend it heartily(5 stars).
1142312
The blade is approx. 1.75 inches wide. The cutting edge is approx. 1/4" long. It is not adjustable.
87746
The whole thing is 2 1/2 inches wide. From blade to actual blade, it's a little over 1 3/4 inches