MelodySusieRound Top Large Barrel Carbide Nail Drill Bits Medium
Carbide drill bit with a large barrel and a rounded top, in the medium grit. Covers more surface per pass and takes off acrylic, dip powder and hard gel without catching your cuticles.
Description
The MelodySusie Round Top Large Barrel Carbide Nail Drill Bits Medium is a carbide drill bit with a large barrel and a rounded top. Because of that wide circumference it covers more surface per pass, so you break product down faster than with a narrow bit.
A medium grit takes material off without going straight down to the nail plate, which is why this is the bit for breaking down acrylic, dip powder and hard gel. The rounded top spares your cuticles and sidewalls if you pass them while you work. The universal 3/32 inch shank fits most electric nail drills.
This drill bit:
- has a medium grit, for breaking down without hitting the nail plate
- has a large barrel, so more surface per pass
- has a rounded top that spares your cuticles and sidewalls
- is made of YG6X carbide, heat resistant and hard wearing
- fits at 3/32 inch on most electric nail drills
- takes off acrylic, dip powder and hard gel
- is cruelty free
How to use
- Click the bit into the handpiece and check that it is seated properly.
- Start on a low setting and keep the bit flat on the surface.
- Keep moving and work with light pressure, or the heat builds up.
- Switch to a finer bit once you reach the base layer.
- Clean the bit after every use and store it dry.
- Catch the filing dust with a dust collector.
Questions (3)
Which grit do I need?
Coarse takes material off fast and is what you use to break down acrylic or gel. Medium sits in between, for shaping and backfill. Fine takes off little per pass and is for smoothing and finishing. If you work on your own nail, stay with fine. All grits are at the nail accessories.
Does this bit fit my nail drill?
The shank is 3/32 inch, or 2.35 mm, and that is the size almost every electric nail drill uses. If you are not sure, check the manual of your drill or measure the opening of the handpiece. All of our nail drills work with it.
How do I clean a drill bit?
Brush the dust out, clean the bit with water and soap or a small brush, and disinfect it afterwards. Let it dry completely before you store it, otherwise moisture builds up. A bit that has been dropped is one you stop using: it can break while it spins.
