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Question: Has anyone used this to trim dogs nails? I see people have already asked that question but has anyone who owns one used it for that purpose?
Document: I, like most of you had purchased the " as seen on tv" nail grinder for my pets, as well as the Oster 78129-600 Gentle Paws Cordless Nail Trimmer, which was a waste of time and money, stay away from both!! !.The black & decker is GREAT, it took me less than 5 minutes to trim each of my dogs long nails (all 4 paw).
This is my 2nd of this exact model in a year. I will NOT buy this brand and model again. We use these in our grooming shop to trim dog nails. They are not overworked at all. First one worked great at first and just quit a few months later.I purchased another in February and this one quit working today. It has only been used about 4 months!Edited to add...Just got off the phone with Black and Decker.
I have used this product in the past at my wifes dog grooming shop to grind nails. I like the three speed option. Low speed is greast for grinding the nails on dogs. This is my third one.
I also use this to maintain my dogs nails, she is a german shepherd-pitbull mix (very thick nails), this is even gentle enough for her. I highly recommend this rotary tool; my next project is wood letters for my sons room, will probably add LEDs to them. I used this consistently for 3-4 hours day 5-7 days out of the week and it never bogs down and still works as if it were right out of the box
I replaced a Dremel with this tool. It has more power, and I really like the quick tool release. I usually buy top end tools, but haven't started to buy more entry level stuff for tools I use rarely. This one, I bought to file the lawn mower blades and my dogs nails. Works great for that. Am even using it now for basic cutting like PVC or cutouts in wood or plastic. Great power. And I could buy 3 for the 1 Dremel I replaced.
I bought a dremel 3000 as my RTX delivery was delayed, and boy I'm glad I did. I bought the tool mainly to trim animal toenails and neglected [overgrown/misaligned] bird beaks, testing the two tools on my own toe/finger nails the difference in roughness is very noticeable.The RTX seems to work OK(It spins how hard is that to get right?)
WOW this tool has some power. Almost to much. I think you could cut down a small battle ship with it. I haven't used it that much, but when i did it worked like a champ. So will see how long it lasts. If it only lasted a year(and I'm hoping for more) I don't think you could go wrong, not at this price. Check it out. An than buy one and you will be saying WOW.
I bought this after trying a battery operated Dremel tool made to grind dogs toe nails. The Dremel would bog down so easily it was worthless. Bought this tool for much less and it does the job.
Buy this for your dogs nails. The slow speed is quiet and strong enough for most any size dog. I have a dremel battery powered rotary tool and I have to change batteries often. My dog hates my large Dremel. It is too large and noisy. Try this and you will be pleased.
I've used one of these for a long time now. It was gift. I already had a Dremel rotary so I didn't open it for months. But one day the Dremel wasn't handy so I used the B&D; RTX and man! I've hardly used the Dremel since. Smoother, quieter, more torque, better balance/feel. And it uses everything Dremel!
Answer: yes