Resco Pro Pack, 6 Blade Replacement Nail Clipper Blades, Fits in All Resco Guillotine Trimmers

The Resco Nail Clipper Blade Replacement Kit is a must-have for anyone using Resco guillotine-style trimmers. The blades are sharp, durable, and high quality, making nail trims quick and clean every time. It's incredibly affordable and extends the life of my favorite clippers, which are honestly the only ones I’ll use.Easy to install and just as reliable as the original blades—this kit is a great value and keeps my grooming routine stress-free. Highly recommend for any pet owner!

Just what I needed.

Just what I was looking for!!!!!

I guess it needs better instructions for dummies like me. If I hadn't broken my clippers in the process, it'd have been a good value... It says to just push on the "blade ejector tab" to release the blade but what is that? I figured it meant the metal piece attached to the spring, but I couldnt see how the blade could come out. So I removed the two screws to remove the loop/guide piece first. Once that was out, i could push on that metal piece which slid the blade up; out with the old, in with the new, easy peasy. But then when I tried to replace the screws, things went horribly wrong and I somehow managed to shear off BOTH screws. I'm not that strong so I have no idea how that happened. Now the clippers are useless. Can't get the broken screws out, can't depress the handle to move the blade. Guess I'm buying a whole new set.**update - well I'm officially an idiot. Realized I forgot to put the metal piece back on under the screws, which probably meant the screws got wedged too far into the loop and tada, sheared. But then it gets better, because I realized there is an instruction video in the listing that shows how to do it without touching the screws. Leaving my shame above.

Works well as long as you can get your cat sedated.

The blade had a greater width than original, so my husband had to file it down, then it fit and works fine.

This blade didn't even last 3 months. These must be knock-offs because I've used Resco in the past. The blade was so dull after two clippings that it tore my German Shepherds nails as opposed to cutting them. Very dull.

When I think of a "kit," something like the word "survival" comes to mind. I think Resco got a little carried away by calling this a kit. This is simply 6 blades in a plastic case. Sure, the case can be resealed and stored in a drawer. But for this to be a true trimmer kit, I'd expect something like a small tube of oil to lubricate the blades, (like the ones included in a hair trimmer kit). Let's agree to call it nail trimming "tackle" (like fishing tackle).Now, about the blades, I don't find mine to be particularly sharp. The blades from my Four Paws trimmer (a rival brand) were sharper out of the box. However, I'm hoping that these Resco blades will maintain their durability longer than my other blades. The box for the Resco trimmer says "Made in America," but this trimming--tackle--doesn't label its origin outright. It's so precious to buy anything that's actually made in the US anymore that I want these American blades to be top-notch!It's safe to say that most purchasers of these blades do so out of frugality; how fantastic it would be to be able to sharpen these blades at home!I've been cutting my dog's nails for about a year now, and have observed how a dull blade causes him to wince in pain. On first use, this Resco set of blades cut smoothly and cleanly. And for that, Resco, you get a fourth star for throwing in the miniature brass nail, but I've got my eye on you. Let's see where the pieces fall.