A slim pen-style electric nail drill kit for shaping acrylics, buffing the nail surface and taking off gel or dip powder at home, with speeds up to 20000 RPM. It comes in six body colours, each as a basic kit or with an extra case of grinding stones (Set A), polishing heads (Set B) or fine bits (Set C), and runs from a US or EU wall plug or a USB lead. It is part of our Beauty & Personal Care collection.
Key features
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Up to 20000 RPM – a speed switch on the body to work slowly or fast
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Twist-lock collet – twist the nose to swap bits in seconds
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Starter bits – a mandrel with sanding bands, cone, barrel, needle and safety bits
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Extra bit cases – grinding stones, polishing heads or fine bits in sets A, B and C
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Three plug options – US or EU wall adapter, or USB plug
Specifications
| Max speed |
20000 RPM |
| Power options |
US plug, EU plug or USB plug |
| Basic kit |
Pen drill, starter bits with sanding bands, power lead, instructions |
| Set A / B / C |
Basic kit plus a case of grinding stones / polishing heads / fine bits |
| Colours |
Black, pink, red, white, blue, green |
In the box
- 1 electric nail drill pen
- Starter bits and sanding bands
- US or EU plug adapter, or USB lead
- Sets A, B, C: one extra bit case each
Safe use
- Start at low speed and keep the bit moving; stop if the nail feels hot
- Do not use on the skin around the nail or on broken skin
- Switch off before changing bits
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the basic kit and sets A, B and C?
Every nail drill kit has the pen drill, a case of starter bits with sanding bands and a power lead; Set A adds a case of pink grinding stones, Set B a case of white polishing heads and Set C a case of fine bits.
How fast is the electric nail drill?
The electric nail drill runs at up to 20000 RPM, with a speed switch on the body so you can start slowly.
Which plug should I choose for the nail drill?
Choose the US plug for North American wall sockets, the EU plug for European-style sockets, or the USB plug to run the nail drill from a USB charger or laptop.
How do you change the bit on the nail drill?
Twist the nose of the nail drill to open the collet, push the new bit in, and twist back to tighten it before switching on.
Buying more than one, ordering again, or shopping for a gift or event? Email cs@elysianoble.com with the product link for a personal quote.
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