The Hobbyist Dog Collar Kit

[@CerberusDobermans]

I noticed the malet doesn’t come in the box. I think this is a great idea but I think it would be even better if you could choose your 2 colors. I wouldn’t really use the blue or orange

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Thank you for the comment!

[@kalliski]

Just received my box, going to follow along! So excited, thank you for putting it all together.

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

That's great to hear!!

[@emilylocke6749]

What is the name of the hole punching tool

[@leonardspetstop]

Thank you so much for this. I've been trying to find a beginner kit etc to get started and see if it's something I'd be any good at before making a huge investment etc. I'm really wanting to make biothane tag collars, maybe even with crystals and stuff someday.

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

You are welcome and thank you for the kind remarks!!!

[@leonardspetstop]

@@BioThaneCoatedWebbing you're welcome 😊💚

[@MegaHugro]

I want three dog collars made. Anyone with a hobby kit that's interested send me a message we'll talk price.

[@fatimachavez1644]

This tutorial is seriously so helpful

[@estelitapolverari1779]

Awwwwww I’m from Brazil. You can talk with me how I can buy this box to me???? I have here only this make the hole on the biothane . Please!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I love this work!!!!Soo beautiful and I want to make for dogs here. Thanks a lot!

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Hello! You can buy it here: strapwarehouse.com/hobbyist-beginner-kit/ Thank you very much!!!

[@ezdax7865]

are there smaller kit's available too?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

This is currently the smallest kit... you may elect to purchase individual items at strapwarehouse.com..HERE strapwarehouse.com/shop-tools/

[@Drizzy2722]

What size rivets do you use?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Hi Drake, it depends on how thick the Biothane you are using.. Take a look at this reference: Super Heavy (thickness) 6/16" Standard 4/16" or 5/16" High Flex 4/16" Also use 4/16" if not doubling (adding name plates etc.) I hope this helps and thank you!

[@scotthanna4836]

Great video!! Very informative!!

[@Aziara86]

I just went look at your website, are you planning to add more colors in the future? I'd really like to make a collar in pastel purple/lavender.

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Aziara86 we actually are getting ready to do a color survey through strapwarehouse.com customer base. If you would like to participate, please sign up with Marlin's email list if you are not already! This will be happening by the end of 2020 if all goes well:)

[@houndsman406]

This material sucks It delaminates in a year

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Hi, what material did you purchase? Did you contact your distributor to let them know about the delamination? BioThane should not be delaminating, so please contact [e-mail] to provide him the details so we can have our quality department look into this.

[@jaiden7291]

How do you know how long to make the biothane?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Great question Jaiden. For dog collars, you can cut the Biothane to assume an extra 4 to 5 inches of material. So for an 18' long collar, you should cut a length of 22 to 23" long end to end. This will allow enough material to fold over the D Ring and rivets. I hope this helps!

[@emiliorosas1346]

I just bought the handy man press (ParaHope) and I’m very excited! Love your videos! :D

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Wow!! Thank you so much for the kind words and for being a customer!

[@stephanieleyva6216]

Emilio Rosas do you sell biothane adapters???

[@opoils]

Dommage que le Kit ne soit pas disponible . J'aurais beaucoup aimé l'Avoir et débuter mon expérience avec Biothane .

[@lilmamat100]

I'm so glad I found this video!! I couldn't find any tutorials for making biothane collars anywhere. Is there anything specific that needs to be done to seal the cut ends, or are they just supposed to be left as is with the webbing exposed?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Hi Tonee, Thank you for the comment!! You do not need to seal the ends. The most important thing to do is keep your punches clean and sharp! This will make a clean cut and it will look nice without the loose fibers. Always use the yellow block to cut on and take care of your punches to maintain the sharpness!

[@lilmamat100]

@@BioThaneCoatedWebbing Thank you for replying! Thats great to know!

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

@@lilmamat100 We are planning to do a video on this topic hopefully Q1 2021.

[@johnrichardson4583]

Hi, what is the Yellow block made of please?

[@pinkmaro]

I want to use heat transfer vinyl on the biotane. 315degF for 15 seconds, will this spoil the biothane?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

This takes trial and error... 15 seconds may be way too long depending on your temp.. Start with a lower temp around 200F and go up from there.. I hope this helps and let me know how you did!

[@vanessairisharun9919]

Do you also sell it in Europe

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Hi Vanessa, here is a link to our EU distribution store: biothane-strap-shop.com/ Thank you for asking!

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

They may not sell the Handyman Press Kit, but they have ordered them for resale in the past. You may also choose to buy direct from the strapwarehouse.com

[@siennacelaya7961]

What side of the double sided rivets did you use? I wanna make double layered dog collars. Any help on which size I should get for making a two tone dog collar with biothane?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Check out this page for some rivet options: strapwarehouse.com/double-cap-rivets/

[@chloepasour8748]

Would double cap rivets set with a press be strong enough for dog leashes? I am worried about them separating.

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Yes, rivets can be strong enough for dog leashes. Sewing is a good option too! If you have any additional questions, please email [e-mail]!

[@pvtstock11]

Will this biothane work with a mini educator e collar?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Yes, BioThane will work with a mini educator e-collar. Typically our Granite product is used for training collars, but you can use Beta too!

[@samueltam2146]

How did you cut the straight end of the collar? What tools are required?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

A pair of sharp scissors will cut clean through BioThane. We like to use Royal Touch brand scissors (www.royaltouchscissors.com/).

[@sannetessely746]

Is the paper with the collar on somewhere to find so I can print it?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

You can purchase the kit to get the paper version or you can google dog collar templates.

[@starrtorres2642]

How do you measure for neck size?

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Here is a good video and information: www.dogids.com/sizing-guides/

[@EverydayArtByBrittanyGunter]

Is this still available

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Yes, you can purchase it here: strapwarehouse.com/hobbyist-beginner-kit/.

[@donnaashworth7209]

Where can I order this kick

[@BioThaneCoatedWebbing]

Please contact Marlin at the strapwarehouse.com.