





GREYHOUND, 3 WAY SCOTT WASSERMAN TRIMMING KNIFE
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• Three-in-one trimmer blade
• There is a fine side, a medium side and a small side for the ears.
• Effective for use where there are swirls on the dog and for creating transitions in different lengths of fur.
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3 Way trimmer blades are a three-in-one trimmer blade. There is a fine side, a medium side and a small side for the ears. On the side of 2 of the blades there is a rough side, so you can get a better grip on the hairs.
The trimming knife is also effective for use where there are swirls on the dog and for creating transitions in different lengths of fur.
Greyhound Combs – grooming knives and stones are handmade by Ashley Craig
Authentic Greyhound Combs originally started in 1920, and Greyhound Combs continue to be handmade in England using the same special technology with pins that cannot bend or fall out. Each Greyhound Combs comb is handmade, tooth by tooth and then polished by hand. The pins are custom made to Ashley Craig's own specifications. For the final finish, the Greyhound Combs are shipped across the Atlantic to the USA, where they receive their final hard-wearing coating and engraving. The attractive finish on all authentic Greyhound Combs is handmade, and the expanded authentic Greyhound Combs product range today includes more than 20 unique surface designs. Each authentic Greyhound Combs comb has been through 11 pairs of hands before it appears perfect in one of more than 20 different variations. The authentic Greyhound Combs are designed to last a lifetime, and the manufacturer behind it, Ashley Craig, manufactures 95% of all their products in-house. At Ashley Craig's own factory, the owner, Ruthi Ashley Stern, is personally very involved in quality assurance, so that only the best reaches customers.
BRAND
Greyhound


