Trimming? Does anyone have any input to that regard for the ES8043SC?
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This has a trimmer, though I find that it's not very wide and protrudes at an odd angle from the razor. But it works.
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There are a number of settings you can use. Or you can simply remove the guard and just use the blades for the trimming that you need. I think it would work, but I am not completely sure.
2065876
You can trim it by configuring some buttons. But it is far better to buy the trim wheel (what I did).
1394980
It has a great degree of precision in terms of length settings. Using the adjustable length head that I do, the only minor issue I have in the mustache area is in the apex, just below the nose, where it can sometimes be a bit awkward to trim. Not a big issue at all though and barely worth mentioning (only because you asked).
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Hello-Yes, this is very easy to trim with a sharp pair of scissors.Thank you - Home Hardware Solutions
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I sure don't need all the settings. I take the guard off for edging and put it on for trimming. The settings don't do anything for me, and I am quite pleased with it. I wasn't looking for anything fancy, just a good easy to use trimmer. Does the job for me.
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It has off/low/high in switch. Sorry don't know about whether it can be trimmed or not.
2255758
I would recommend you go to the GE website and look at the options.Trim kits are tricky and do not all work alike due to the molding of the bottom and backside of the microwave.I will not say yes or no. I can only recommend you to the website, call GE, etc., do your homework because it can be an expensive trial and error experience if you don't. You should not rely on anyone else and their experience.
1966315
That's interesting. I took a look. http://www.tanaka-usa.com/main-navigation/accessories/cutting-heads The .08 to .130 range matches their quiet trim line.... http://www.tanaka-usa.com/main-navigation/Accessories?d=312,332
258203
No problems with trimming. We have found this product greatly reduces the static but does not completely eliminate it.
395354
You may not need to trim as your dimensions are close to those it comes with. If anything it may be a bit short on your 20 3/4". I trimmed mine with sheetmetal shears and that was easy as the plastic is not brittle.
694388
I believe that there is a trim kit for that unit. How ever, I did not use it. I did have to send that unit back, as it did not work properly.
2002391
Yes. I cut it with a box cutter after it was installed, trimmed off the excess. It was not hard.
1342610
Cleaning is a snap, especially to other electric shaver/trimmers I have owned. You only need remove the mesh screen which will give you excellent access to the area you can brush out to clean the unit. You can also brush the blades from here. Reassembly is also a snap.
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If I recall correctly it was about six feet long, and I was able to trim plenty off. Good luck!!
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What about the ES8228S? Does anyone know anything about it? I noticed it has a guide at the link above, but there is limited comparative information.
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Get the cutterpillar. The way it's designed it sharpens as it cuts so it never needs replacing. It's VERY pricey and something you'd need a designated cutting station for since it's also very heavy. People who own it swear by it, but I prefer something that I can stow away as I don't want to lose counter space to a trimmer.