Review on Upgrade Your Wahl Clippers With Ceramic Cutter Blade With Steel Blade - Perfect For Wahl 808, Senior Cordless, And Magic Clippers by Lance Levatte

Corona virus 2020 compelled me to dig out my old clippers, only to find the blades were oxidized and would not clip through my hair. Replacing the blades on my clipper thru Barber Supply, rather than replacing the clippers was a FAR less expensive thing to do. And, the free shipping arrived in two days (even though they said it would be three at check-out).The old blades came off easily by removing a pair of really short screws. Don't lose those screws because the new blades in this kit do not include new screws. (some other kits do have replacement screws)Then, the new blades went on with a little bit of adjustment. My tip is to install the new parts and tighten the screws till slightly snug, but not tight. Then carefully push the gold blade around till its teeth are set slightly longer than the white (ceramic) blade, and the same length on the right as they are on the left. Then carefully tighten the screws the rest of the way, making sure the gold blade doesn't shift around as you do this.Close the deal with a couple drops of oil and you are ready to buzz. You have to supply the oil because this kit doesn't include any (again, some other kits do include oil). Easy-peasy.New blades are a little louder than the old blades were. More noticeable when you clip around the ears, obviously. But, baby do they cut! I don't know how long the sharpness of the ceramic blade will last, yet. But right now I'm really good with them.