Just broke mine that I have been using for about 15 years.

I just need a good quality clipper that won't leave jagged edges, or crush the nail rather than cut. Maybe I'm over thinking this but I have had a couple department store ones that were crap.

My barber has some Lacrosse clippers I really liked.

There was a whole thread on this a month or two ago.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
There was a whole thread on this a month or two ago.

Found it. Thanks. Guess I'll go by the suggestions there.

Wife does/did nails for years. I have many a pair to choose from.

Korean “Three Seven (777)” are fantastic.
Harperton are pretty damn good.
Revlon cheap ass clippers aren’t bad, but crap compared to the two above.

Just my $0.02

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Originally posted by Nismo:

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
There was a whole thread on this a month or two ago.

Found it. Thanks. Guess I'll go by the suggestions there.

There were some good suggestions there. I picked up a set of the Klhips. Holy crap do they work well. Almost too well. Spendy though.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:

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Originally posted by Nismo:

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
There was a whole thread on this a month or two ago.

Found it. Thanks. Guess I'll go by the suggestions there.

There were some good suggestions there. I picked up a set of the Klhips. Holy crap do they work well. Almost too well. Spendy though.

Oh my, those are pricy .
I ended up ordering some of the Harpertons on Amazon.

Dovo - made in Solingen Germany.

No thread is complete without a cat picture or two. I have a nice pic of Scruffy getting his nails done with my Tweezerman clippers I'll try to dig out. Made in China, the two-pack is $11 at Sally's Beauty Supply.

Mehaz was my last quality brand but someone swiped them.

Since they typically stay in the shower accessories rack, even stainless clippers tend to fall apart after enough time goes by. So I've gone over to replacements of Better quality, rather than Best quality.

It’s kinda funny. Two clipper threads on a gun board. I love this place! My cheap clipper broke the same time the last thread started. I ended up with GreenBell g1008. They are heavy and a bit long. Makes quick work of the task at hand.