Oster Professional Craftsman Hair Cutting Kit: Mag Clipper + Ace Mini Trimmer

AlexA4051

Jan 20, 2025 01:37 AM

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AlexA4051Jan 20, 2025 01:37 AM

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Quote from BoastfulMorning491

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I received the clippers I ordered today, Amazon delivered them in a box with Beach Camera/BuyDig tape.
The cut well. Build quality is nice, but guides included in box are garbage. Really thin plastic and difficult to put on and remove from clippers. Thankfully the Wahl guides fit perfectly.

You having Wahl guides I'm assuming you had Wahl clippers. Are these better? I only had Wahl brand clippers and had good luck.

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TPMJB

Jan 23, 2025 01:33 AM

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TPMJBJan 23, 2025 01:33 AM

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Quote from finitosantiago

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this is not true at all. I've been cutting my own hair for 20+ years and saved over $20,000 in that time. I've gotten nothing but compliments on hair, but of course it's much more doable if you have a short hairstyle, can use both your right and left hand, have the proper mirrors, and dedication to practice.

I've saved tens of thousands by just looking like a homeless man and getting my hair cut every 4 months.

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oakwood79

Jan 28, 2025 05:44 PM

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oakwood79Jan 28, 2025 05:44 PM

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Quote from AlexA4051

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You having Wahl guides I'm assuming you had Wahl clippers. Are these better? I only had Wahl brand clippers and had good luck.

Curious on this question as well... I only have basic Wahls version but wanting to upgrade.

sup3rson1c

Jan 28, 2025 05:56 PM

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sup3rson1cJan 28, 2025 05:56 PM

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Quote from PueliPow79

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Love when people think they gonna save money cutting their own hair... you end up looking like you lost a fight with a weed whacker. Sometimes, paying a pro is the real 'deal'.

Found the guy that still feathers his hair.

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Gavica

Jan 28, 2025 06:00 PM

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GavicaJan 28, 2025 06:00 PM

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This good for manscaping?

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Minger

Jan 28, 2025 06:06 PM

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MingerJan 28, 2025 06:06 PM

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Quote from CrimsonRiver926

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I'm looking for high-quality hair clippers that will last many years. Would like something professional. I have a Wahl dual set I got from Costco but definitely on the cheap side. I had another Wahl set I got about 7 years ago that failed after a few years. The attachment I used wore out and got loose, the unit got loud and also the metal teeth chipped on about a 2 foot fall. They worked well enough for the price, so I tried the updated set from Costco when they failed and that later set failed after another 2-3 yrs. They worked okay, but don't seem to last that long only shaving once per week..

I'm fine with wire, open to wireless but prefer wired since battery operated will assuredly fail.

The quality of this pair doesn't look amazing

Oster Fast Feeds are the choice if you think these look cheap.

awdawg

Jan 28, 2025 06:27 PM

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awdawgJan 28, 2025 06:27 PM

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Cordless is the way to go with clippers.

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WiseArm257

Jan 28, 2025 06:46 PM

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WiseArm257Jan 28, 2025 06:46 PM

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Quote from kalatoker

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Havent been to a barber since 2009. I can line up, taper or cut my hair whenever I want.

Same here. I lost count on how many times my clippers have paid for themselves.

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wjlackne

Jan 28, 2025 07:30 PM

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wjlackneJan 28, 2025 07:30 PM

258 Posts

Started cutting my own hair 30 years ago when I realized I cared more about the results than the barber did. Always hit and miss results from them.

Took my time and got pretty good at it. Can't imagine how many thousands of dollars I've saved.

That "Wahl Homecut Adjustable" started crapping out last week. Totally dismantled the thing and found the power cable had a intermittent short. Cut out the bad section and I'm good for another 30 years.

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BlueMallard431

Jan 28, 2025 07:51 PM

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BlueMallard431Jan 28, 2025 07:51 PM

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Quote from Ad0nis

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Is this good for cutting thick dog hair?

Spend the money on an Andis, you'll thank me later. Buy once cry once.

a119811

Jan 28, 2025 08:32 PM

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a119811Jan 28, 2025 08:32 PM

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Just used my Ace T trimmer as a trial run to cut my beard. Wow, it's sharp as heck. It did vibrate quite a bit and get a bit hot; I'm not sure if that's normal for a T trimmer. Haven't tried the Craftsman yet, though.

Caffeineman

Jan 28, 2025 08:51 PM

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CaffeinemanJan 28, 2025 08:51 PM

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Quote from hieroler

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Speak for yourself, learned to give myself a clean a fade in high school and been doing it for 25+ years now. My fades are so clean all my friends used to ask for cuts and ended up being the resident barber for a number of years. Have fun blowing your $30-$40 every three weeks for a haircut.

Every 3 weeks? Man I go 5-8 times a year. To be fair my barber shakes so much and does a pretty crappy job. To be fair to him, he was old 30ish years ago when I first started going to him. His daughter sucked at it and quit but his grandson is a goddamned artist. (good luck getting an appointment (3 months out).

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AndrewinMD

Jan 28, 2025 09:11 PM

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AndrewinMDJan 28, 2025 09:11 PM

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Anyone know if these are dual voltage? Moving to Germany soon. Thanks.

MxxC

Jan 28, 2025 09:16 PM

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MxxCJan 28, 2025 09:16 PM

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Quote from awdawg

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Cordless is the way to go with clippers.

absolutely not!
Outlet gives you unlimited runtime, much stronger power and quality device will outlast you.
While battery-powered ones are designed to fail and they WILL fail forcing you to buy a new one.

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awdawg

Jan 28, 2025 10:49 PM

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awdawgJan 28, 2025 10:49 PM

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Quote from MxxC

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absolutely not!
Outlet gives you unlimited runtime, much stronger power and quality device will outlast you.
While battery-powered ones are designed to fail and they WILL fail forcing you to buy a new one.

I have about a half dozen cordless clippers, I'm not worried about one dieing on me mid cut. lol

I can understand your point about not running out of power, that said, that cord being constantly in the way is incredibly annoying, plus the freedom of not being tethered to a walll while cutting your hair, beard or pets here is well worth the added costs.

My mother was a hair stylist for 35 years, I've got corded clippers as well. They go unused due to the cord.

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Product Description:	Cut hair at any length and trim with precision with the Oster Professional Combo Hair Cutting Kit Craft precision cuts with the Craftsman Adjustable Mag Clipper Achieve precision trims with the Oster Professional Ace Mini Trimmer
Product SKU:	buydig_OSTPRCOMBO
ace_accessory_set:	Includes #0 (1/16") comb, #1 (1/8") comb, #2 (1/4") comb, #3 (3/8") comb, #4 (1/2") comb, blade guard, and T-blade
care_maintenance:	Clean with brush to remove hair, and apply blade lube after each use
craftsman_accessory_set:	Includes #1 (1/8") comb, #2 (1/4") comb, #3 (3/8") comb, #4 (1/2") comb, #5 (3/4") comb, #6 (1") comb, blade guard, oil, and cleaning brush
height:	10.118
length:	7.087
power_source:	AC
product_featuresace_mini_trimmer:	Steel T-blade cuts with precision and can be zero-gapped for sharper lines, Lightweight, compact design for less hand and wrist fatigue during all-day use
product_specificationsmodel_:	076370-410-000
sap_:	2143878
upc:	053891156660
warranty:	1 year limited warranty
weight:	2.712
width:	3.543

Oster Professional Craftsman Hair Cutting Kit: Mag Clipper + Ace Mini Trimmer

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