Blackhawk 94 Shearing Comb

For blocking show sheep; shearing medium wools with sticky fleeces & fine wools.

We can imprint initials on combs. Please tell us exactly what you would like imprinted on them. We charge for $1.00 each comb imprinted. If you would like your comb imprinted, you must choose item #868600 (enter this item # in our Catalog Quick Order).

• 3.1 mm thick, 94 mm wide
• 13 tooth
• Long bevel
• Fits any 3" shearing head

Premier offers a sharpening service for all combs, cutters & blades. For resharpening combs use item #870000.

See PDF above.

Storing the Clipper/Shearer, Blades, Combs & Cutters

• Remove blades/combs/cutters from clipper or shearer.
• Clean blades/combs/cutters immediately after use by using a small brush or blowing off any excess dirt or hair. Cover with oil to reduce risk of rust. High carbon steel clipper blades will rust overnight. Rust destroys both edge and polished surface of blades.
• Store clipper/shearer and blades away from solvents, chemicals and moisture. Never leave them where they can be damaged by accidental impact. (We offer a storage box and wool felt for the blades and a case for the clippers.)

Sharpening and Cleaning

• To reproduce the quality of the cutting edge on the clipper blades that came from the factory, a lapping machine must be used. Most other methods are, in our experience, inferior. In addition to producing a cutting edge that won’t last, some methods can permanently damage blades. The most common “culprit” is using large high speed grinding wheels that are used to sharpen cutters and combs.
• Who uses lapping machines and who does not? Premier does and you can ship them to us. Other firms also use systems/machines that work well.

Warning: Clipper blades/cutters/combs that have been sharpened by inferior methods or inexperienced people may be damaged to such an extent that they can never be restored to a satisfactory cutting capability. The same is true of blades that have become too heavily pitted by rust.

• Make sure the comb & cutter are on as described in the instructions.
• Make sure the comb name can be read on outside when placed on head.
• Make sure to have 1/8" space from end of comb (bevel) to tip of cutter.
• Make sure the edge of the cutter does not go over the side of the comb.
• Make sure the tension is set correctly.