Do you recommend the brass I.D. tag that installs with rivets that is 3/4" thick for this collar?
139941
I am guessing by looking at this that the padding is 3/4in and the leather is 1/2in that makes up the collar. so No.
139942
I did a quick search on the brass I.D. tag you mentioned, and I have to admit they look pretty cool. I think with a bit of careful planning, they would work just fine with this collar. Obviously you will need a tool to puncture through the leather in order to pass the rivets through.
139943
Get your dog tag here at boomerang tags. https://www.boomerangtags.com/ At this site order the collar tag...I just bought the 1 inch collar tag to fit Perri's medium collar. Make sure you order the Double Thick Nylon and Leather CollarTag--the one inch size will fit perfectly over the medium Perri leather collar. If you need a small or large collar you will have to order the appropriate collartag size. Boomerang tags are the best I've ever bought and you will get them in a few days via USPS.
1847009
Yes, use whatever flat collar you want and just slide it on....this is a great product!
558756
Yes... All of the dog tags (nameplates) riveted to my collars are made from brass and I've had to re-punch a few. Worked great.If you're talking about punching dangle tags, like a rabies tag, I would not hesitate to punch them too.
1348762
Aaron, The rivets are the solid copper type with the washer. They are designed to be pushed through a hole, the washer (burr) is then slipped over the shank and the exposed rivet is peined over. Normally you may only want about 2-3 mm protruding past the washer before you pein the rivet shank onto the washer. These are really good rivets - especially for leather projects...solid copper. Hope this helps...RF.
268218
If your dog is not likely to be growing into a thicker neck, I would think (but can't be certain) that the small, which claims to go up to 12" and is only 3/4" wide might be the better choice. Otherwise you will have a lot of extra loop hanging down (which dog could get caught on). I have only had experience with the 1" wide large & medium collars. Good luck to you and your canine pal!
529771
You should have a plastic small green wrench that came with the collars, there are two different size hexigon holes and one should fit the doodad turn to losen doodad and will screw right back on tighten with wrench
59214
This collar is 3/4 inch wide. The buckle is the widest part of the collar and it measures about 7/8 inch wide by about 1/2 inch thick at the buckle. Unfortunately I cannot determine if this will fit over the buckle without having the actual slider name tag available to test it.
363595
Don't buy it. A 3 lb dog is too small for this kind of collar. I have a 12 lb bichon and I sometimes think it is hurting her too much so I do not use it any more.
649017
The collar is cut to fit. They give you more than you need and you cut to fit. Remember to burn the end with a lighter so it will not fray.
1582499
The bit and collar are the same for all Kreg products. For thicker material, you start drilling higher on the material as positioned by the jig.
270126
The thickness of the collar determines which rivet to use. Too thick and the compression is incomplete. If your rivets are damaged, borrow a rivet gun and use a standard rivet. It won't look as nice, but I doubt your dog will care.
255964
I have not measured it, but with the extra adjustment part on the already larger collar unless you are putting this on a horse you should be fine. We had this on our beloved St. Bernard with NO problems!!
2143580
No, the problem with this tag is that you have to take the collar apart to slide the tag on. Unfortunately, a design flaw.
653660
I'd say if the links are cheap buy a few , but may be worth ur while to just buy another collar . All price considering .
679340
Charlene, I just saw this today. I apologize for the delay. If you don't mind waiting another day, I will check tonight to see how small these collars can be adjusted, and I will let you know. I am still at work right now. My dogs are considerably bigger than a min pin and the adjustment is as large as it goes. I will let you know how small it will go.
2211025
It's possible, but doubtful. My dog's collar was not padded and the rivet wouldn't stay on. There was extra room for a thicker collar, but I would estimate only 1/8 of an inch.
924996
This is a fully plated spring steel collar with very blunt tips. I personally would go with the 3.0mm. Both my 86 lb Golden and 80 lb. Rottweiler use this set up on a daily basis. I had previously used a smaller gauge, but they quickly out grew them. Very excellent quality, no problems in 1.5 years. The 16" is pretty standard. You can purchase extra clips or remove if the collar is too big.