Electric Nail Drill Set - Corded Manicure & Pedicure File with 6 Bits and 6 Sanding Bands

Salon-smooth nails, done at your own table

It is a pen. About as long as your hand, light enough to hold like a pencil, with a cord out of the back into a wall adapter. A slider on top takes it from stopped up to full speed, and a chrome collet at the nose grips whichever bit you have chosen.

Shape the free edge, take the shine off before polish, ease back a lifted gel edge, smooth a thickened toenail, buff a ridge flat. Six bits and six sanding bands give you the whole professional manicure and pedicure routine at home, on your schedule, with no appointment to book.

Everything in the box, ready to go

One kit, the full set of bits for shaping, buffing and cuticle care.

• One handpiece - pink, corded, with the speed slider and the chrome collet chuck.
• One wall adapter and cord - in the plug type you select at checkout.
• Six drill bits, each a different shape: a knurled metal barrel that the sanding bands slide onto, a small rounded flame, a broad flat-topped cylinder, a tapered cone, a narrower flat-topped cylinder, and one fine pointed needle. The five grit-coated ones are diamond bits.
• Six sanding bands - short brown abrasive sleeves that fit the knurled barrel. Swap in a fresh band whenever you want a fresh finish.

Any standard nail-drill bit fits the chuck, so you can add to the set whenever you like.

Get a smooth, even finish every time

Keep the bit gliding in light, constant sweeps and let the grit do the cutting. Start with the slider low and ease it up until the nail smooths at just the right pace; on a natural nail you need far less speed than you think. Pause whenever the nail feels warm and carry on when it cools.

Work along the free edge to shape, sweep the flat of the barrel across the surface to buff, and use the fine needle to tidy around the cuticle area.

A speed control you run with your thumb

The slider on top of the body is continuously variable, from stopped up to full speed. Push it forward with your thumb, mid-grip, without putting the tool down, and back the speed off or up whenever the job changes.

Set it by feel, find the speed that does the job, and the nail does the rest.

Change a bit in seconds

Hold the body, press the small chrome button on the side to lock the spindle, and twist the knurled chrome collar at the nose to loosen it. The bit slides out; the next one slides in; twist the collar back down. No key, no tools, a few seconds.

Sanding bands go on differently: they slide down over the knurled metal barrel, which is itself one of the six bits. When a band is worn smooth, pull it off and put a fresh one on.

Plug in and go

The handpiece is a low-voltage 9 V DC tool. The wall adapter steps the mains down before anything reaches your hand. Corded power means steady performance from the first second to the last, with no battery to charge.

The Plug Region option at the top of this page picks the wall adapter in your box: US ships a flat-blade North American adapter, and EU, UK and AU each ship their own molded plug body. The handpiece carries a CE mark.

The details

Made for anyone who does their own nails

Perfect if you are done fighting a glass file: shape an edge, buff a ridge, take the shine off before gel, smooth a thickened toenail, and keep your nails looking salon-fresh between appointments. A professional manicure finish at a price that makes it a daily habit.

Plug it in, pick a bit, and give yourself a salon-smooth finish at home.