Review on Andis Professional Barber Combo - CL-66325: Enhance Your Haircutting Experience by Max Stallworth

Every barber shop you visit will have a set of these clippers hanging on their wall. I received them, first class delivery, new and in perfect condition. I wish I had bought them many years ago. If someone is a bit confused by the description, I understand you. This is Andis Barber Combo™ part number: 66325 on the Andis website. It includes two trimmers. T-Leaf Trimmer T-Outliner®. On the Andis website, P/N: 04710. And the US-1 Clipper, which is essentially the same trimmer as the Beauty Master+™ Adjustable Blade Clipper, P/N: 66360 EXCEPT it has a gray plastic cap in place one has polished chrome lid. Contains six shaving heads: 1 (1/16") 1.5mm, 2 (1/4") 6mm, 3 (3/8") 10mm, 4 (1/2") 13mm, 6 (3/ 2 inches). 4 inch 19mm, 8 (1 inch) 25mm; and four trimmer attachments: 0 (1/16") 1.5mm, 1 (1/8") 3mm, 2 (1/4") 6mm, 3 (3/8") 10mm. Black combs are for the T-Outliner. Gray combs are for the US-1 clipper. Also included is a tube of blade oil. Didn't see it at first and bought it separately. It's fine, but this tube should last a while and I could wait to buy some oil. There is NO suitcase included. They can be hung on the wall what I want. It comes in a sturdy box with compartments which I am currently using as a suitcase. US-1 clippers have a blade guard that you can use when stored, but T-Outliner models DO NOT have a blade guard for some reason. that will help. T-Outliner can be ZERO-GAPPED. Zero Gap allows for a really tight fit. Essentially,e This means you adjust the set position of the moveable blade so that it's right at the end of the fixed guard, so that You can cut your hair shorter. T-Outliner is ideal for beard hair and creates an even line without gaps. The T-Outliner is the same trimmer as the Outliner II but with a different blade. I think the T-Outliner is better than the Outliner II because you can use the angle of the T-Blade to trim your ears and make smooth curves on your beard. The documentation suggests that it could be a null gap. I adjusted the T-Outliner to zero gap using the mirror method I saw in ADTheBarber's "Perfectly Adjust Andis T-Outliner Tension and Blades" YouTube video. I had to tilt it further than he shows in his video to keep from pinching it. I held the blade at a 45 degree angle and then tightened the set screws - assuming I was using a glass table instead of a mirror. It only took me two tries to get it right. While mine didn't rattle, for people complaining of rattling noises check out the video, the anchor that moves the blade needs adjustment so it doesn't hit the motor. when it goes back and forth. The switch is not red as if you bought the T-Outliner separately. It doesn't matter at all - it's the same trimmer. You only use the black switch to distinguish it from the kit instead of buying it separately. For the same reason, the US-1 Clipper has a gray body, only the kit differs from the individually boxed ones. It doesn't matter, the product is still the same. Very happy with it.