How loud or quiet is this dremel especially when compared to the corded model (which is VERY loud and my dogs hate)?
1479383
This is still quite loud unfortunately, I can't imagine your dogs would be any happier.
1479384
I've never used the corded model, but I'd say the noise is what I expect from this tool. I don't find it to be too loud at all, however I could see it bothering animals. It has a bit of a higher pitch to it, especially when it first starts up.
1479385
Not near as noisy as my corded models. However, on high speed, my cats always leave the room. When I turn down the RPM to around 7 - 8, the frequency is such that they hang around.So I suspect that it is not so much the noise as the higher frequency that drives them crazy. These spin at very high RPM, 10,000 at top end. Also, the fact that your hand cradles the whole tool much more than the straight models, this helps also.
1479386
To my ear the cordless is more quiet, but the pitch on the cordless is a little higher. I have 3 corded, all pretty loud. I caught myself the other day visually checking the cordless to see if I turned it on! Hope that helps.
1479387
You can barely tell that the dremel is on. I run mine between 9 and 10 speed. Really works good and I love the pistol grip. ns
1479388
I compared my stylus to my husband's Dremel 3000 (corded).The sound on the stylus is a different sound and higher pitch in general.At the highest 10 speed, they seem to be about the same volume, however the stylus has a higher chugging sound and the 3000 has a lower grind.At 4 speed, the stylus seems to be quieter than the 3000, with the same higher pitch.
1533465
I will say that is less noisy than the groomers equipment. My dogs stayed pretty calm during their session. I have 2 Maltese boys and one of them is pretty sensitive to noise, and he was fine.
12172
This has more torque and has not shut off on me. My Dremel did the same and that is one of the reasons I bought this.
1854115
Am in bed at the moment so have no stats for you BUT note this is corded & guide powerful. I have Belgians & found it to be almost too much, very fast & noisy too. A bit unnerving. Got a cordless I think it is 7.5v & that is far better.
267505
Quiet as these tools go. It is quieter than the 110 volt dremel tool I use. Generally the noise from the material I work with makes the most noise when the bit is grinding on it.
2263057
This is a question that might be very personal. I consider the sound loud, but certainly not annoying. The machine works very well, so you have to consider if another machine that is quieter will work as well. Hopefully this answered your question.
714399
It's actually pretty loud. I put it on a lagnyard so it hangs from my neck. I haven't actually used it to deter dogs (and hopefully won't have to) but am relatively confident it would work from a distance away.
1032721
No, it's not really noisy. It has a hum and vibrates a little.My 2 dogs let me use it on them without any problem.
1985019
not loud but not a good pick for clipping. the larger one's blade broke off some teeth amd as you may know is ineffective now. the small one did not cut properly from the beginning. I would reccommend the Yellow Dog cordless trimmer, I am on my 3rd one because you cannot change ot sharpen the blade, but for 20.00 bucks why not replace as needed. I use them around the ears and faces of my 2 mini schnauzers. Good Luck
21703
It is VERY quiet. Obviously the cutting action creates some noise. However, I have been attaching a shop vac to the unit. You will want to do the same in order to limit the sawdust. The vacuum makes the process loud. I hope you don't plan to watch TV or try to carry on a conversation instead of concentrating on your work! The machine is so quiet you can easily forget where the blade is and take off a few fingertips.
1051893
Maybe a bit quieter than the cheaper clippers. I couldn't call it "really quiet" though.I use this one on my cat, with no problems.
312525
Hello Jileda Thomas. I've bought a few over the years and I always go to this brand. It's not loud at all. The only thing I can think of is, it having a steady hum. I think it's soothing for them after a while (depending on how big or small your puppy is) my puppy actually falls asleep while trimming his fur.
2216605
Quieter than I expected -- I grind beef and chicken for dog food. No louder than a blender, obviously meat with bones is louder but very reasonable. I hope this helps...
693021
no dog I know of likes the sound of a electric trimmer. no it is no quiet enough for a dog unless held down.
493136
That's pretty subjective, but it's quieter than other shredders I've used - including much smaller ones. I don't find it to be terribly loud, but don't expect your dog not to bark at it!
228249
My dogs are the same way. I don't think this item is very loud - it was recommended to me by the breeder who uses it on all her dogs. When you do it, though, don't exceed 3 seconds for each nail. Also, you want to follow the nail, not go against it because that will push the nail into their paws and that can hurt. By the way - another wonderful use for the Dremel is a pedicure - it grinds away the callouses on your feet just beautifully!
1450826
It looks the same as the one I have. I dont' think it is any louder than a hair dryer. Be sure to line up the tool with the base or it will come flying off. Took me a while to figure that out.