Whether you’re using the basic or deluxe trimming tool kit, sanding bands or discs, we’ve got you covered from start to finish. See below for what’s included. Plus, how to best utilize, change and understand each accessory and attachment.
With the 7760-PGKD, the nail guard attachment with clear cap will come on the tool pre-assembled. A simple twist can remove it when necessary. Also includes a hinge to open and clean the attachment. After removing the nail guard, you’ll find the EZ lock mandrel assembled with an attached disc. To remove, press the blue lock button on the tool twist the black collet to loosen the accessory. To tighten back into place, press the blue lock button again and twist in the other direction, using the wrench at the end to fully secure it. If looking to switch to free-hand grinding without the attachment, remove the current accessory and put the EZ twist nosecap on the tool and secure the sanding drum mandrel with the sanding band already in place.
For the 7350-PETD, you will be exclusively working with the mandrel and sanding bands. To assemble, press the black lock button on the tool and twist the black collet to loosen. Fully insert your sanding drum mandrel, press the black lock button again and twist to tighten in the other direction, using the wrench at the end to completely secure it. If changing out the sanding band after multiple uses, you can use a small screwdriver or the bottom of the wrench to loosen the screw on the top of the mandrel. Remove the used sanding band and replace with new band, tightening the mandrel screw before inserting into the tool.
With the AT02-PGK, you are just a few simple steps away to pet nail trimming with a current, compatible Dremel tool (see above for models). Simply twist and remove the existing nosecap, replacing it with the nail guard attachment. Secure the EZ lock mandrel and disc into place, and twist the nail guard into place with setting 2 (for most Dremel tool models) on the clear cap.