What size grit for small dogs should i use
1838324
I use the same for all size dogs and my birds. I would just use the lower setting for smaller dog, especially if they tend to wiggle.
1838325
I use the 120 and 240 grit. Remember the higher the grit number the smoother the nail will be and the less likely it will split and crack.
1838326
Eric II is our very small pedigree Maltese 2kg and we use 100 to 120 grit which is excellent for him. Hope this helps.
1838327
I am using the ones that came with this product, I have a chihuahua and a Boston and they have had no issues with it.
1838328
not sure what you should use...as I use the 60 grit for my labs which is enough.I would just use the same but the slower setting...
1838329
I use the the red one that came with the Unit. I have a Chi and it works perfect
1383794
I used a 80 grit recylcled glass "sand." It worked really well. I'm pretty new to this also but I know that grit worked well for me. I also attempted a very course grit that didn't work very well at all.
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We use 4F and 7 on longer hair dogs. A number 7 or 7F is as close as you want to get with a shepherd. Make sure you have Blade Wash to cool and clean the blades. Blades stay sharper longer with Blade Wash
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I would recommend a #5 or a #7 skiptooth blade followed by a #5 or #7 finishing blade. So if you have a #7 finishing blade, use the #7 skiptooth. Be careful using the skiptooth. You can knick your pet. Be careful.
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I purchased these for my husband and asked him. He said that the grit is fine and extra fine. There is no coarse grit to handle major jobs. You might start with a flat file and then use the stone.
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I would suggest at least 4-1/2" or larger in diameter. For polishing I use a least a 7"-9" polisher that is variable speed and runs at the right speed for the material you are polishing. Grinders are too fast for polishing. Some materials require a higher speed but grinders are way too fast for polishing.
209409
I want to say 180 or 220,been a while,,,works great when you get used to it,,any hardware store or Home depot will have the grit you need
135018
The smallest cutter is 2"L X 3/4"W (at the smallest part.) I actually use this size for my little terrier (16 lbs.)
1122655
It's 9" round paper with approximately 1" diameter hole in the center. It can be purchased on amazon or I get mine at the Home Depot in the tool rental section. It also requires a foam pad behind the paper. Both are readily available paper comes in many grits. I like 80 grit the best. I guess it depends on how smooth you apply the joint compound.
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I'd recommend extra small. I train dogs; my own smallest dog is 35 pounds, not a heavy chewer, and a small is easy for him. The Irish Wolfhounds use the XL. My Cattle Dog used a medium and eventually chewed through the tug part - but it did take him a few months. Anything here that lasts more than one day is considered "very durable"!
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I think a #10 comes with it, which almost skins them. I use a #7 for a short cut on my small dogs, not sure that dog size matters. if my dogs behaved better I would use the #10 on their bellies...
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http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/nagurastone.aspx Try this link. It will give you all you need but as it says 4000 grit and above is the recommended use.
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Shih Tzu's mat quite easily, therefore if you want 1/2 inch length you will need them to be mat free and use a longer guard over a 10 or 15 blade. A 3F or 4F without a guard would be a good blade if they tend to be matted. If they are very matted then a 5 or 7 (very short, but I only suggest those blades being used by professional groomers.) Any blade can grab the dog's skin and tear it if the mats are tight.
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We have a yorkie and a Lhasapoo. Use a3 3/4 FC blade and the comb at whatever length you want. Hopes that helps.
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Small is for a Terrier or another breed of 10 - 20 pound dog in good shape. Medium is for a dog up to 40/45 pounds. If Perri's collar is the non padded version, it is easy to cut down if it too big. If it's the deer skin lined padded version that has stitching, any shoemaker can do it. Perri's uses good quality leather, so trimming the end with a sharp knife does not leave "leather splinters". I live on the West Coast and have several of their products and I'm very happy with them and so are my dogs:)!
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Look for the 'mesh' number in the description. As far as I can tell, it's pretty much the same as grit. The Particular item shows 1200 'mesh'.
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It is 600 grit and it is pretty course. I gave mine away. Wasnt what I was looking for