After struggling, for I'm not sure how long, to get my Wilson trimmer to make consistant cuts...I found one of the screws holding the thing together was loose and allowed to cutter head to move. I tightened the screw and it now works good like everyone elses'.
Maybe this will help someone.
same thing happend to me when I first got my wilson. Try this one out, put your case in backwards first and lightly hit the head to remove any burrs that could cause it not to sit flat against your bolt. Then turn it around and trim it.
Paul Graham
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