Is this heavy duty enough for great dane nails?
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If you're grinding as a substitute for clipping, I would absolutely recommend something stronger. If you're just rounding the edges after clipping, this works alright, so long as your batteries are fully charged.
1250701
I don't know anything about big dogs. But I will say this, I had to take the guard off to use it on my little dog. Its the only way to get to the nail properly. If you let the nail get too long you still have to clip first.
1880686
I purchased the small clippers for my Min pins. This size would not fit Great Danes nails.
2127797
I believe they will. I have a rottie that has very large nails spanning 1/4 inch across and they work great on hers.
278178
Yes they will. They are very nice sturdy nail trimmers. I'm a professional Pet groomer and use them for all breeds of dogs.
505324
It is pretty heavy duty, it does have 1 top tray with bigger compartments on that tray. I'm not sure if it would be suitable for nail stuff...but if your looking for durability and space this would work. It's a little heavier than i'de like but that's because it's material is more durable I guess.
110451
No, I do not think the material would be punctured by dog nails. It seems durable.
1284169
Make sure and use Bostitch brand nails with it, and it works great. Adjustable nail depth is very consistent.
1298806
Actually, if you mean a pet nail trimmer then yes. But I think the initial 12k rpm speed might be a bit much for fido. Mine likes the slower standard dremel. And before you think that's crazy, dremel actually makes a pet trimmer, it's basically just a single speed dremel with a funky looking casing.
2107656
dogs usually have very thick nails - i wouldn't recommend using these clippers on one.
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I don't know, but held my 90+ lb Golden Retriever fine.I'm not sure about a Great Dane or a Newfy sized dog, But I thing so.I've had it for several years now and it's still going strong. You might call the company, as they were real helpful when I was trying to decide.
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If you do a search for the Bostitch framing nailer you will see that is requires 28 deg. I ended up buying Bostitch nails just to be safe but any manufacturer that makes them in 28 deg will work.
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Yes it's made for acrylic and gel nails. You wouldn't need this for your regular nails, too rough.
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I have not use for any brad nails yet, but I believe its can, because its said can use for brad nails up to 2"
698231
Our dogs' nails are also very thick. Watch video on YouTube. Cut quickly without hesitating. We love these nail trimmers!
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I purchased this specifically for use on my dog's nails. I use the round sanding drum with an appropriate sanding disc. Have used this method for over 20 yrs. on both large and small dogs.
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I think a smaller dog might be ok, but anything medium sized or larger will definitely be able to puncture it with its nails.
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The brand of nails does not matter. Any straight 18 ga. 5/8" to 2" should work. Others might have experience with a specific brand. The manufacturer provides some generic brand ones they deem are acceptable.