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Tungsten Carbide Nail Drill Bits — Manicure Milling Cutters

$18.20 USD
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Color: Flame XC

Flame XC
Flame XF
Flame F
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Flame C
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These tungsten carbide nail drill bits are milling cutters made for use with an electric manicure drill or e-file. The flame-shaped head cuts efficiently through gel polish, acrylic, and hard skin buildup, making it easy to remove product or refine the nail surface without excess heat or pressure.

Material and Options

Each bit is machined from tungsten carbide, a hard, durable material that holds its cutting edge through repeated use. Available in three flame styles with different grit levels: XC (extra coarse) for fast removal of thick gel or acrylic, F (fine) for shaping and smoothing, and XF (extra fine) for light finishing and cleanup around the cuticle area.

How to Use

Attach the bit to your electric nail drill or e-file handpiece and secure it in the chuck. Start at a low speed and light pressure, especially with the coarser grits, and let the bit do the work rather than pressing hard into the nail. Move the bit continuously across the surface to avoid overheating one spot. After each use, remove dust with a clean brush, and disinfect the bit according to your usual salon or at-home sanitation routine before storing it.

FAQ

Which bit should I start with?

The XC bit is best for quickly breaking down thick gel or acrylic, while the F and XF bits are better suited to shaping and finishing work.

Can these be used on natural nails?

Yes, though a lighter touch and the finer grits are recommended to avoid removing too much of the natural nail plate.

How do I clean these bits?

Brush away dust after each use and disinfect the bit before its next use, following standard nail tool hygiene practices.