This will mostly happen while making longer, detailed cuts where the motor will be running for some time.

Brilliant though it is, the Andis Cordless T-Outliner has always been a bit tricky to use for precision work. I feel your struggle, man 🙁 We’ve got some European and Australian readers that opened my eyes re: how tricky the situation with clippers is there. Now, with the GTX-EXO, Andis have produced a skeleton version of their trimmer, meaningyou get incredibleT-Outliner performance without having to void your warranty to improve visibility.The model is ergonomic enough to guarantee you a stable, comfortable grip when you start working with the sharp Andis T blade.

I like to also take off the blade and use a can of compressed air to blow out the loose hairs that get trapped underneath.For a better sense of the merits and demerits of the T-Blade Outliner, a few comparisons must be made. The contoured, glossy gun-metal gray body is easy to hold and stays put for long shifts behind the chair.

Aside from being identical in terms of motor power, weight and size, these two clippers do have one peculiar disparity! Also, excluding the stability, better motor and deeper teeth for long hair is that the only drastic difference between this and the standards?

The Andis Cordless T-Outliner uses a high-speed rotary motor instead of the corded T-Outliner's magnetic motor, with an impressive blade speed of 7,200 strokes per minute. The T shape of the T Outliner blades are ideal for getting into the nooks and crannies the Outliner 2 can’t get to. Would you need a guard and is it easier to do opposed to using Andis Masters/Wahl Magic Clip (which I bought both because of your information lol).

I think Andis include a small sample of bump-free cream with the usual GTX packages too…might vary across merchants. When talking about the best hair trimmers, the Andis T-Outliner is always a part of the conversation.If you are looking for convenience then there is also a cordless T Outliner out now so check out the review .