MILLING BIT

What is a nail drill bit?

Using high-quality nail drill bits is crucial for nail technicians. Using an electric nail drill allows you to work much more efficiently and deliver a better final product. You can use both drill bits and sanding rollers as attachments... Read more

What is a nail drill bit?

Using high-quality nail drill bits is crucial for nail technicians. Using an electric nail drill allows you to work much more efficiently and deliver a better final product. You can use both drill bits and sanding rollers as attachments for the nail drill to meet your client's needs. However, to do this, you need to choose the right bit for your specific task. You also need to consider the client's nail type. So, there's a lot to consider. The first step is to ensure you purchase high-quality nail drill bits.

What can you do with router bits?

Nail drill bits are one of a nail technician's best friends. They're available in various materials, sizes, shapes, and grits, allowing you to create perfectly tailored results. But what can you actually do with nail drill bits?

• Cuticle Care: Specific bits, such as the flame-shaped or conical bits, are designed to gently push back cuticles and remove excess skin.
• Filing and shaping nails: There are nail drill bits specifically for filing and shaping artificial nails (such as acrylic or gel nails) and natural nails.
• Smooth and polish nails: Polishing bits can be used to smooth nails and give them a glossy finish. Use for manicures.
• Material Removal: There are milling bits to remove old gel polish, gel, acrylic or other nail products.
• Nail Drilling: Some nail art techniques use thin nail bits to create small holes in the nails for decoration, such as nail piercings.
  

Advantages of the different milling bits.

For every little thing you need to adjust on a nail, there's a specific nail drill bit in a specific material, shape, and size that can help you perfectly. But which material can you use for what, and what are the advantages?

Buffer bits

• Benefits: Buffer bits are soft and non-abrasive, prevent nail damage, give nails a natural shine and remove minor imperfections.
• Uses: Prep and polish nails, final step for a glossy finish, refresh nails between treatments.

Diamond bits

• Benefits: Diamond bits are precise and effective for fine and detailed work, such as cuticle care and nail smoothing.
• Uses: Often used in medical pedicures and for delicate nail care tasks.

Carbide bits

• Advantages: Carbide bits are very sturdy and efficient for removing hard materials like acrylic and acrylic gel. Carbide bits stay sharp longer and are durable. Suitable for both left- and right-handed users.
• Use: Suitable for professional use and intensive filing of artificial nails.

Ceramic bits

• Advantages: Ceramic bits are durable, heat-resistant, and reduce the risk of overheating. They are also often gentler on nails and skin, reducing the risk of irritation.
• Use: Ideal for filing both artificial and natural nails.

Mineral bits

• Benefits: Mineral trays have a natural, soft finish. They are environmentally friendly, durable, and long-lasting.
• Uses: Soften cuticles, smooth nail surface, prepare nails for nail art.

Want to buy nail drill bits?

At tanyasavchenko.com , we want to help you maintain your nail salon or your own nails as effectively as possible. That's why we offer a wide range of nail drill bits, so you can perform any treatment on any nail. If you have any questions about our nail drill bits, please contact us at info@tanyasavchenko.com .