The Full Guide To Nail Drill Bits | Material Explained (2024)

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High-quality bits can do so much more than just shave off products from your nails. Having the right bit for the job will make your life so much easier and will save you some valuable time when working on a client. Nail drill Bits come in a variety of materials, shapes, sizes, and grits, with different uses and purposes for each kind.

In this section, we're going to explain different materials of nail drill bits.These four materials are the most common: Mandrel/Sanding band, Carbide bits, Ceramic bits, and Diamond bits.

Mandrel/Sanding band

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The Mandrel bit is typically made of metal or rubber. You can slip the mandrel top into the sanding band and you good to go. Sanding bands cannot be disinfected. That is one of the reasons why sanding bands are one-use-only paper bits, so you have to change a sanding band after every client. The sending bands are commonly used for surface work, removing gels, and pedicures. They come in various grits: coarse, medium and fine.

Carbide Bits

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The carbide bits are made of carbide metal (which is 20 times stronger than steel). The carbide bits are meant to be long-lasting. They have flute-like cuts on the carbide bit. These cuts enable the carbide bit to shave the enhancement product off and not scratching it like the diamond bits. The grid scale is determent by the flutes on the bit. Dip and large flutes give you coarse grit. Shallower flutes commonly indicate a finer bit. Carbide bits are a great tool for advanced users and are ideal for removing acrylics. They are not to be used on the natural nail. The carbide bits can be cleaned.

Ceramic bits

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The great thing about ceramic coated bits is that they don’t heat up in the same manner as other bits,due to the nature of the ceramic bit. They are also long-lasting. The ceramic bit also has flute-like cuts, which help the bit to shave off the product. You can find the ceramic bits in several grids such as medium coarse and fine course. Ceramic bits can also be cleaned and sterilized.

Diamond Bits

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Diamondbits can be derived from both natural or synthetic means and are the hardest bits available. They are used to remove the built-up product by scratching it off, but they create more dust and friction compared to the previously mentioned bits, and therefore, more heat. They also won’t rust after being disinfected. Most of cuticle drill bits are made of diamond.

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Sujun

I have been using MelodySusie’s drill bits for a while now, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with their quality. Reading this guide only solidified my belief in the brand. The information provided on the different materials used in nail drill bits is top-notch and will be a great resource for professionals.

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Luana

It’s useful. Anybody knows how to reduce the risk of damaging the natural nails while using these bits?

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mondella

I’m so excited to dive into this guide! The discussion on the different materials used for nail drill bits has me itching to try out the new knowledge on my clients.

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Zaylin

As a nail professional, I have used many different types of nail drill bits, but my preference has always been carbide. It cuts through the acrylic like butter. But I have to remind that they should NOT be used on the natural nail. NEVER!

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Jahnikwa

This guide is extremely comprehensive and well-explained. The discussion on the different types of material for nail drill bits is particularly helpful for professionals looking to make informed decisions.

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