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Updated Aug 02

Nail Drill

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This nail drill features a lightweight battery power control box that can provide up to 8-10 hours of use per charge about 2 hours in either 110v or 220v. The control box has a LCD screen to show RPM and the battery power, variable speed dial, forward and reverse button. The control box with an external handpiece cradle. CONTENTS 1 Handpiece 1 Portable Control Box 24V/1A charging system Instructional manual Drill Bits Handpiece Seat Handpiece Holder Cnbbeautyco.com

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goodgodohmy Does it come with drill bits? Can you show them?

Aug 13Reply

8ight2wenty6ix @goodgodohmy hi yes it does I just added the pictures

Aug 13Reply

kaysbeautyyyy Does every bit piece fit along with if I purchase other bit pieces would they fit??

Aug 16Reply

8ight2wenty6ix @kaysbeautyyyy yes I use other bits with this drill as well

Aug 16Reply

kaysbeautyyyy @8ight2wenty6ix okay ; would you say the drill pieces that even come with it are worth using? I’m a nail technician and my drill doesn’t fit some of my pieces especially the buffing drill bit so hand filling can extremely take a long time. on a scale of 1-10 what would you rate it?

Aug 16Reply

8ight2wenty6ix @kaysbeautyyyy yes I actually used 2 of the bits yesterday to remove gel polish and acrylic off my toes I’m a nail technician as well and I left all my other bits at the salon so I used what comes with the drill and it worked just fine… all of the techs in my shop use my drill and bits as well

Aug 16Reply

kaysbeautyyyy @8ight2wenty6ix SAY LESSS; hearing the especially from another tech. I will let you know for sure !!

Aug 16Reply

8ight2wenty6ix @kaysbeautyyyy 😊

Aug 16Reply

acadawardwinn Happy Sunday, hope all is well. How do you clean the bits in between use?

Aug 28Reply

8ight2wenty6ix @acadawardwinn I use a manicure brush scrub them with soap and water rinse them off and soak them in barbicide for 10 mins just like I would do with any reusable implements i use on clients

Aug 28Reply

acadawardwinn @8ight2wenty6ix really appreciate it thank you 🙏

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