Dremel 200-1/15 Two-Speed Rotary Tool Kit with 1 Attachment 15 Accessories - Hobby Drill, Woodworking Carving Tool, Glass Etcher, Small Pen Sander, Garden Tool Sharpener, Craft and Jewelry Drill

After owning a couple of nail grinders (including one from Dremel), I got tired of the battery losing charge before I cound finish all four paws on my large breed dog. For this reason, I wanted more power and something non-battery. After seeing another reviewer say they used this successfully on their great dane, I wanted to give it a shot.This Dremel is perfect for the task of grinding a large dog's nails. It already comes with the appropriate attachments and it isn't overly loud. Best of all, I never ran out of "juice", and I can use it for other tasks. It is a bit heavier in the hand than Dremel made specifically for dog use, but I did not find this problematic at all (and I'm a petite woman with a small hand). It will also work well with smaller dogs, but is probably more than what is needed for a small dog. I definitely recommend it if you have a large dog or several dogs.Edited to correct a grammatical error

Smaller Dremel works great!

I use this for cosplay props and it's been serving me well for the past 2 months I've had it! I love that it came with so many different attachments. At first I was a little confused on how to put it all together but I just needed to double check the instruction manual. I use it mostly on EVA foam but have also used it to cut PVC pipe. It has 2 different speeds, and I mostly just use the high speed. The low speed doesn't really get you anywhere unless you're doing super fine details. I haven't had any problems with it clogging up or over-heating. It does get hot but it never quits on me. I clean it off good every time I use it too to make sure it doesn't get clogged with the foam dust. This is definitely a good option if you need a dremel that's not too expensive but can get the job done!

I use them on dogs nails and it works great. Never dies which was the issue I had with previous ones. This one will probably last me years just like the last one did.

While the tool is a bit bulky in the hand the operation of the tool is good. Solid construction and can easily tackle delicate and minor repairs. Great polisher and comes with a few attachments to get you started.Changing of the desired Collett is simple, quick and securely locks.This Dremel would work well for crafts and hobbyist projects and those small repairs around the house. If your looking for a shop or industrial tool grade, I would recommend the higher model.This 200 series is nice with the low and high speed setting switch.

one of the best Dremel rotary tools to use and have

I had a battery dremel that was 12 years old and not holding a full charge anymore...causing it to not work after dog #1 of 2. I went corded to hopefully not have this issue anymore; and was right. I have 30 pound dogs and can only use the slow speed, but it does the job and doesn't lose juice to finish them all. The cord makes different angles tricky, so the first few times have taken a bit longer...but not as long as waiting to charge my battery one to finish the other dog's nails. I bought a separate attachment head so that I could add my diamond file head to this dremel...I don't like the sandpaper heads...and it was easy to install and works great!

I got this dremel after my dads wireless one died on me after around 10 years of use. I needed something for school to cut brass for my artwork and the metal cutting bits worked great. The sanding bits are also phenomenal, but I haven't been able to use many of the other bits. It makes me kinda wish there was a version that came with no accessories that was like $15-$20 cheaper. But even then the price was great for the tool alone.