Rant: Stop buying $300 clippers before you can do a fade with a $60 pair
I see new guys at my shop in Toledo dropping 3 bills on cordless clippers when their blend lines still look like stairs. The tool is not the problem, your wrist angle and section size are. If you can't get a clean 1 to 2 fade with a basic pair and a guard set, the fancy one just makes bad work faster. What did you guys actually start on, and do you still keep it in the drawer?