Best Dremel to Buy
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nowhavethreebears
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I bought the "mini-mite" model for about 20.00 dollars at Wal-mart. It is small and cordless, yet heavy duty enough for newf nails.....I have had it a couple of years now and it is holding up very well.......
OMG I have been looking at ones eighty dollars and up.
DreamTime Newfs
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I do not like the cordless versions. I spent about 40.00 on mine at Home Depot and I love it.
Sound Bay Newfs
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I have the cordless mini mite too and have been happy with it. They sell them at Home Depot.
SherryNadra
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So is that "pedi-paws" product I keep getting emails for too rinky-dink to get the job done on a Newf's nail?
nowhavethreebears
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Well, not necessarily rinky-dink, though I have never actually seen one. It is a dremel type tool basically with a cover on it. It looks really awkward to me....
And regardless of what the commercials say, you CAN press too deep and quick the dog.
Best suggestion re: pedi-paws would be see if you can try one. If it feels comfortable to use, then get one. Just use care as you would with any other nail tool.
And regardless of what the commercials say, you CAN press too deep and quick the dog.
Best suggestion re: pedi-paws would be see if you can try one. If it feels comfortable to use, then get one. Just use care as you would with any other nail tool.
Sound Bay Newfs
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I saw the Pedi-Paws at Walgreen's (that right there told me something). They had a display at the register. It looked too commercial/gimmicky. I think it was $20. I don't see any advantage to this over a dremel and I doubt it would last too long or be powerful enough for a newf.
I went out and bought the Dremel 300 today it was $64.00 (Canadian) at Walmart.
Now I have to try it out, going to be interesting. It goes up to 35000 RPM and has five or so speeds. Lots of stuff in the plastic carrying case. So I will read the book that comes with it and then go get my guinea pig, oops I mean Newf.
Now I have to try it out, going to be interesting. It goes up to 35000 RPM and has five or so speeds. Lots of stuff in the plastic carrying case. So I will read the book that comes with it and then go get my guinea pig, oops I mean Newf.