Are these easy to break into tiny bits for training?
138277
They are very easy to break into bits. I actually tear mine into four pieces for my dog. Wellness also has a puppy treat that is smaller than the dog treats. These are great treats and they are not full of a bunch of junk like so many others! I only feed my dog Wellness! If you have any other questions just let me know...
138278
Yes, very! They are actually scored so you can tear them into halves, fourths, etc. Would be perfect for that! I will even use them to give pills (small ones). I'll hollow out a little hole, put the pill in, and my dogs just eat them up. : )
2181524
Yes quite easily. Just open them up all the way and there is a notch that they will slip out of.
1807419
Yes. If you mean a drill with the chuck that you just pull back the collar and the bit snaps in and out then yes. They are very useful. Never thought I would use them as much as I do. Hope this helps.
123654
They're hard but soft enough to break in half with your hand, and there is a little endend that allows you to break it perfectly in half. I would say they are about the size of a penny or nickel.
1145587
I actually haven't tried them for such an application but it is my impression that they will break. I would use much higher quality high speed steel drill bits for non-ferrous metals like copper and aluminum.
1223561
These are soft treats, very easy to break in half without the use of a knife. I just tend to use a knife to get uniform pieces out of the bigger chunks.
1397107
Yes. I've built the hardest ones for my six-year-old son but he can follow the instructions for the easier ones. The hard ones take a lot of time but are easy to follow.
831166
You can break these up really easily. I use them to place in the king toy, but also break them up sometimes as treats.
2142600
Some of the larger bits in this set may be used carefully in a handheld power drill, but certainly the tinier ones will snap off instantly. A drill press (or milling machine) is the best bet for getting the most out of the entire set. Also, screws are hardened steel and are very hard to drill through. I fear the combination of handheld drill along with the hardness of the target will lead to poor results. Look to "screw extractors" for a better system.
61214
They are not soft, but they are not rock hard. I am able to break it apart with my fingers into small chunks for my 16 lb dog.
2186245
You can when you get practice with thembecause they come out the box really sharp. The first time i got them i kept cutting myself so just get used to them first before you do.
1777193
the answer to both of your questions is," yes" very easy to break in half. my girls love them
1296236
i would be hesitant to slam any folder into a board. the inserts are very grippy, i have not had them lose traction ever. but i would also probably use a hatchet or an axe to do any kind of "slamming into a board" work, since that is what those tools are designed to do while not endangering your digits.
3160
No, not really. If you let them melt in your mouth a little then they break a part fairly easy!
2143948
They Are A But Heavier Than Your Hardware Store Variety. They Are So Much Easier To Use Than The Others. My Hands Used To Ach AfterA Couple Of Hours. With These I Can Go All Day. Be Sure And Watch The Training Video.
861836
Probably not. You might be able to barely squeeze two in if you cram them in pretty good, but to press them they will end up "squishing down" and flattening/widening out a bit. You might also run into issues of not pressing all parts evenly if you try to cram two in.
2158392
Yes, they're really easy to use n very convenient! We prefer these over the other brand sold. Be sure to measure your pup bc we went up to a med for our 7lb Yorker and it was WAY too big for him!