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Electric Nail Drill Farocup Professional Manicure Pedicure Kit, Electric Nail File Set, Cordless Electric Nail Drill Machine, 5 Speeds Hand Foot Care Tool for Nail Grind Trim Polish 35000RPM (Pink)

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Electric NailElectric Nail

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Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.83 x 4.65 x 2.2 inches; 7.05 ounces
Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
UPC ‏ : ‎ 622748097236
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ dongguangshiyilongwujinmujuyouxiangongsi
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0CYHCBBYX
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China

⭐【Effective Hand & Foot Nail Care】 professional manicure & pedicure set is designed to provide amazing spa hand and foot care experience at home. It is effective in natural nails shaping, trimming, grinding and polishing, and removing calluses, cuticle, dead skin and hard skin.
⭐【Rechargeable & Cordless Operation】 With a built-in rechargeable 2000mAh lithium-ion battery, this electric nail file makes it happen that you can enjoy your mani and pedi time wherever you want without the hassle of annoying cable. In addition, this nail filer also supports corded operation when the power runs out.
⭐ 【 Brand new mold design 】: We have hired top designers, repeatedly designed and modified, and finally designed this polishing machine, which is more in line with ergonomics. Long term use will not make your hands feel sore，In addition, the grinder can be used for 24 hours without charging under high-intensity working conditions, and the standby time can last for more than 30 days
⭐【35Speed Settings & Dual Rotations】 The adjustable speeds function of this pedicure tools kit offers you 35 speeds settings （1000 to 35000rpm) to choose according to your need. And the electric nail trimmer has 2 rotation directions, clockwise and counter-clockwise. It is easy to use no matter you are left-handed or right-handed.
⭐【All Things You Need】 The nail and foot repair kit will be equipped with an electric nail file device, 5 high-quality stainless steel nail drills, a transparent plastic dust cover, a USB Type-C charging cable, and a stand for precise nail care.

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  1. Petal Whisperer –

    Nice Size Electric Nail Drill
    This electric nail drill works really well. It has a secure handle and is rechargeable so you don’t have to worry about being connected to a power source or need to keep buying batteries. The kit comes with an electric nail file device and 5 stainless steel nail drills. I like using it file down acrylic nails, but it seems like you can use it on your natural nails, but you have to be careful and I recommend testing first if you’re using it on your natural nails. I’m not sure if this drill is professional grade, but it is very well made and is perfect for home use.

    Petal Whisperer –

  2. J. M. Chaney –

    Nice, solid feel
    I was surprised at the weight when we took this out of the box. It has a very well-made feel to it. The different attachments lock in with a positive snap feel. It came with a pretty good charge, and we were able to turn it on and experiment with it right out of the box. My wife has never used a nail drill, so this was all new to us. It comes with a variety of bits, and some sandpaper like attachments. We looked at some videos to learn something about the bits. We found a couple videos that had this exact bit assortment. They said that these are not bits for professional use, but good for a beginner to learn with. One of the things we learned is that the sandpaper like bits are not to be used on natural nails, which hers are. A few of the bits are for cleaning up the cuticle area, and for removing hangnails. This will probably be how she uses them most. She uses cuticle nippers a lot, and they don’t last very long before they lose their edge. Another nice feature is that the drill is reversible, and the direction you use depends on which hand you are using the tool with. If you are new to using these drills, I would definitely recommend watching some videos first, especially if you have natural nails. You could damage your nails if used incorrectly. We are both completely new to this, but this seems like a quality product with a beginner bit assortment.

    J. M. Chaney –

  3. I. C. SPOTZ –

    Nice tool but a bit pricey
    It seems a bit pricey at around $59 but it is pretty well made …..the handle or body of the tool looks to be made of durable machined aluminum like that of high end aluminum flashlights like the Maglite brand, there are other less expensive tools like this with plastic bodies and overall less quality so perhaps the expense is justified if this is more of a commercial tool…. It charges with a type C USB connection and will display a red light until fully charged…the buttons for power and speed and reverse are fairly small but can be depressed with a stylus if you have large fingers like me. I noticed there was very little torque to the motor and it would slow down when pressed too hard on the nail but now I prefer it because it makes it difficult to grind away too much material and risk getting into the nail bed and injuring the toe….I like that it slows when grinding so that you can get into a rhythm of ‘press and release’ to allow the tool to regain speed then grind again….this process allows the area to cool and for you to visually examine the nail with each momentary stroke and concentrate on areas that need more or less attention. I’m not one to go for a pedicure so this tool solved my thickened toenail problem I had for many years and I was happy to have found this tool, it worked for me….I didn’t have any problems but I would suggest erring on the side of caution and do a little work at one time and not remove too much material then evaluate it for a day or two then take off more material if required.

    I. C. SPOTZ –

  4. Lionheart –

    Cordfree, yeah
    A really nice cord free drill. Once you cut the cord, you don’t go back. Has great power, very comfortable to hold comes with a nice array of bits. There’s nothing to complain about. I got the silver, it’s beautiful. It runs smoothly and quietly, and does the job very well. Charges quickly and holds the charge for a good long time. No regrets here.

    Lionheart –

  5. Mrs.H –

    great nail drill
    no worries about long cords with this one and still just as powerful this is great for on the go. comes with the attachments needed. battery life is decent and it looks very sleek. This is good quality nail drill. Surprisingly not too noisy either

    Mrs.H –

  6. JU571N –

    I love the smell of keratin dust in the morning.
    Coming from a person who’s father used a dremel tool to file his nails, I will note the following:- reasonably easy to maneuver. It’s not huge, and it’s not too small where it’s tough to guide. Seems to be a good size for its purpose.- it DOES have a pretty high RPM, but does NOT have a lot of torque. This is probably good in the sense that if you accidentally press it against your finger, it won’t tear your fingerprints off. I can pretty confidently pinch the spinning part with my fingers to make it stop, and not be afraid of any permanent bodily harm.On the flip side of this, it means you sort of need to use it with a feather touch whiled going at your nails; several light passes.- the ends stay in nice and tight; no worries about something falling out.- the control buttons are VERY tiny, and sometimes easy to accidentally turn on if it bumps into something. (maybe you can counteract the tininess part by using it to hone one of your fingernails to a fine point, which you can then use to press the buttons)- the biggest thing I would say is, no matter which metal tip I use, there didn’t seem to be one fine enough to prevent getting sort of a burr underneath my nail when using it. And while this can be addressed by a secondary pass of filing it, it sort of negates the convenience of using an electric file, in my experience. I find myself more frequently just using clippers. I’m not a professional manicurist, though, so maybe I’m doing it wrong.BUT, I also ordered this for a very specific scenario, which was to very carefully trim the toenail of my big toe because I had an accident resulting in a new nail growing in, and I needed to file the bad one down, and was too scared to use clippers on it. So for that, it worked ok. Would I re-pay sixty bucks to use it for all my nails on a frequent basis? …sort of debatable, but that, potential buyer, is a personal choice.3 stars for being mostly functional, but with some things to note.

    JU571N –

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