I get a large number of requests for information on this new tool for adjusting tension on clipper blades without having to take the blade all the way apart. I thought a video would be more clear than just a write up. Here is how the Wolff clipper blade tension adjusting STAT Tool works. It's simple to use, will speed up adding tension to blades when sharpening clipper blades, and works great. If you'd like to purchase this tool call Wolff at 800-888-3832. The part number is WCL0001 and the price is just $24.10. See how it works below:
Monday, August 1, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Great Wolff Show
Didn't get to post this yesterday. Jason with Edge Pro did an awesome job! Excellent class on adjusting the Andis Master Clipper.
This was a wonderful show. Thanks to all that came out! There'll be a full write up June's On The Edge.
This was a wonderful show. Thanks to all that came out! There'll be a full write up June's On The Edge.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Scissors Sharpening and Sales Presentation
I was up after Bob at Nebraska Blades.
After me was Bruce. He was great! What a wealth of sales knowledge!
Great show so far. More coming soon.
After me was Bruce. He was great! What a wealth of sales knowledge!
Great show so far. More coming soon.
Nebraska Blades at the Wolff Show
Bob from Nebraska Blades is off and running at the Wolff Scissors and Clipper Blade Sharpening Show. Excellent presentation!
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Hello Dallas
Will be in Dallas this evening getting ready to set up for the Wolff Show this weekend. Hopefully, if I have access, I'll be able to shoot out a few updates about the show. Keep an eye out.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
The Wolff STAT Tool
Wolff’s New Clipper Blade Tensioning Device
I wrote an article in the January Issue of On The Edge about Wolff's new Spring Tension Adjusting Tool for Clipper Blades (STAT for short). This tool will allow you to add tension to a clipper blade’s spring without having to take the whole clipper blade apart. Here’s some info about it:
The New Wolff Stat Tool
The T-Bar design of the tool allows you to apply force with little effort. It also has a ramp built into the end to use to force the spring back up to replace the cutter blade. Here’s a run down on how it works:
How to Use the New Wolff Stat Tool
Start by slipping the cutter out of the clipper blade (See the picture below). On occasion the blade guide will pop off when you do this. If it does, be sure to put it back on the spring before you replace the cutter when you’re done.
Once you have slipped your cutter out, use the STAT Tool to torque the right side of the clipper blade spring downward as shown in this picture below. Be sure to seat the spring all the way into the slot! You don't want to twist the bifurcated end of the tool out of shape.
Once you’ve twisted the first side of the spring downward, flip the blade around and do the same to the other side of the clipper blade spring.
Now that you’ve added your tension, use the ramp built into the end of the STAT Tool to lift the spring up so the cutter can be replaced into the blade.
That’s it. Pretty simple. And actually it can be even simpler. One of the sharpeners that purchased the Tool already just slips the cutter to one side of the spring and then adds a little tension, then he slips it back the other way to add more to the other side. Even faster!
This is a great time saving tool. I'll be shooting a video about it soon, so keep an eye out for it.
If you'd like to order a STAT Tool from Wolff. The price is just $22.95 and the part number is WCL0001. Give them a ring at 800-888-3832.
I wrote an article in the January Issue of On The Edge about Wolff's new Spring Tension Adjusting Tool for Clipper Blades (STAT for short). This tool will allow you to add tension to a clipper blade’s spring without having to take the whole clipper blade apart. Here’s some info about it:
The New Wolff Stat Tool
The T-Bar design of the tool allows you to apply force with little effort. It also has a ramp built into the end to use to force the spring back up to replace the cutter blade. Here’s a run down on how it works:How to Use the New Wolff Stat Tool
Start by slipping the cutter out of the clipper blade (See the picture below). On occasion the blade guide will pop off when you do this. If it does, be sure to put it back on the spring before you replace the cutter when you’re done.
Once you have slipped your cutter out, use the STAT Tool to torque the right side of the clipper blade spring downward as shown in this picture below. Be sure to seat the spring all the way into the slot! You don't want to twist the bifurcated end of the tool out of shape.
Once you’ve twisted the first side of the spring downward, flip the blade around and do the same to the other side of the clipper blade spring.
Now that you’ve added your tension, use the ramp built into the end of the STAT Tool to lift the spring up so the cutter can be replaced into the blade.
That’s it. Pretty simple. And actually it can be even simpler. One of the sharpeners that purchased the Tool already just slips the cutter to one side of the spring and then adds a little tension, then he slips it back the other way to add more to the other side. Even faster!
This is a great time saving tool. I'll be shooting a video about it soon, so keep an eye out for it.
If you'd like to order a STAT Tool from Wolff. The price is just $22.95 and the part number is WCL0001. Give them a ring at 800-888-3832.
Hate Sales Prospecting?
Hate sales prospecting? Change your attitude. How you start your day has a great impact on how the day goes. I've finished a write up on this topic today over at Interaction Sells, my sales blog. Go take a look and see how you can improve your sales prospecting by changing your view of it. Click here to view the post.
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