How nice is your shop? We have it really good here in America, don't we?
This is a common sight in parts of south Asia and the middle east. Article here w photos.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
James Sprunt night class
James Sprunt Community College, Kenensville, NC, night student class. This was a great little class and a lot of fun. Frank was a good model... He is not in the picture 'cuz he was asked to take the picture.
Thank you to all for a great visit, great questions and a fun day of classes.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Jordan gets a flat top
park west barber college, Durham, NC, 11.23, 2010
Jordan is the model. Flat op is the cut. He was a great sport and now sports a great Andis, Ivan Zoot flat top. Check out the wicked cowlick in the front on the before shot... amazing... and FLAT when we were done. Thank you Jordan!
Thank you to all the guys at Park west. Good luck to you all.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
Behind the scenes w Tracy B
Andis educator Tracy B of southern CA was on hand for the NAACP Image Awards this year. Here are some photos of tracy with some celebrity attendees. 2011 will be a great year for Andis with Tracy out west. Look for her at a show!
Friday, November 19, 2010
Clipper care #5 of 5
Lastly...
it will eventually be time to buy a new blade. A new blade is a small price to pay for a clipper that delivers high quality and top performance over the long haul. i you have been good about steps 1 through 4 in clipper care the new blade Day can be farther away. it might take a few years. if you are not as good about sticking with steps 1 through 4 you will definitely need a new blade a lot sooner.
But the new blade the day you buy the clipper. This insures that you get the right one and insures that you have a new blade the day you need it. No emergencies. Chip a tooth. No problem. Drop a tool on a busy afternoon in the shop. No problem.
Change the blade (2 simple screws in most cases) and back to work you go. Buy another blade right away and drop it in the back of the drawer. You will have it when you need it.
it will eventually be time to buy a new blade. A new blade is a small price to pay for a clipper that delivers high quality and top performance over the long haul. i you have been good about steps 1 through 4 in clipper care the new blade Day can be farther away. it might take a few years. if you are not as good about sticking with steps 1 through 4 you will definitely need a new blade a lot sooner.
But the new blade the day you buy the clipper. This insures that you get the right one and insures that you have a new blade the day you need it. No emergencies. Chip a tooth. No problem. Drop a tool on a busy afternoon in the shop. No problem.
Change the blade (2 simple screws in most cases) and back to work you go. Buy another blade right away and drop it in the back of the drawer. You will have it when you need it.
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