Andis Pro T-Outliner Trimmer for Outling & Fading (Model: 04710) - US 110 VOLT - TRANSFORMER REQUIRED FOR INTERNATIONAL USE

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It’s for the T Liners, but the general process is the same! It’s maybe one of the most concise and easy to follow videos on the topic. Just make sure you’re not zero gapping it (the video focuses on adjusting only anyways)!

If you feel it affects the quality of your cuts and you feel like DIY-ing it, here’s a video that might help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reE185jOUzsHmmm…personally neither me, nor Ryan have worked with the Superliner. I have heard some mixed stuff about it. Lol I might as well get in all questions while I can since you respond. I have the Andis Masters and T Outliners with no guards as a beginner for self cutting is there anything I’m missing that’ll help me on the list.

Second, the GTX T Outliner doesn’t overheat as easily as the standard model. However, it will still get hot around the 15 minute mark or so which might be faster than other models. Think about it, though – this Andis trimmer has a 7200 SPM motor monster. So, the question here is – are you willing to overlook these flaws. Andis T-Outliner Comparison: How Different Is It From Other Trimmers? Both models are labeled as “GTO” in Andis’ official catalogue. In other words, you should have no problem installing a GTX blade on the regular T Outliners (or even the T Outliner II.)

The T-Outliner comes with charge stand and power cable, 4 attachment combs No 0– No 3, plus cleaning oil and cleaning brush. It is still one of the best trimmers for lineups and also arguably among the best trimmers for barbers . Other Cool Features Include: The T shape of the T Outliner blades are ideal for getting into the nooks and crannies the Outliner 2 can’t get to. The edge of the blade can even allow you to trim inside the ears or nose easily.