Nail Drill, Professional Portable 35000RPM Nail Drills Machine Desktop Electric Nail File for Acrylic Nails Black

It was a torn box , a returned piece for sure .

After using a Dremmel 3000, this tool is wonderfully light and easy to maneuver across surfaces. Works especially well on aluminum and renders much finer lines than my calligraphy pens. Nearly silent when turned on but louder when it comes into contact with a surface. The battery life is phenomenal - over 4 hours of work and still at 5 bars. It requires burs with a narrower shaft than the Dremmel; smaller means it's best for refining/perfecting larger engraving - possibly not actually doing large work. It's less than a week old on 12/11/2022 so if no updates below, no negatives.

It's not really 40000 rotation but it's good and the battery last long Update: The mandrel doesn't work anymore, i will give update if i cand fixit or not

Like the description states, it’s multi-functional. Some people use it for nails and other people, like me, use it for calligraphy engraving projects. As a brushless drill, it does not have a strong vibration and I mainly use it for engraving glass bottles. The design is sleek with a black matte finish which comes in a portable box. It looks good with my set up and I get a lot of compliments at live events. It also comes with a set of burs but I don’t use it became it doesn’t work well on glass. Instead, I like the “Jingling” diamond ball burs (1mm and 1.5mm). After it’s engraved I fill it with gilding wax. Not to mention, the battery life is amazing. I used it for 12-hours during a 3 day weekend and it only went down 1 bar! There’s a USB port so it can be treated as a battery pack too. Pros: - Aesthetic - Long battery life - Brushless - Easy to use - Compatible with different burs - USB port Cons: - Flimsy box top - Burs unusable (for engraving projects) If you plan to use this as an engraving machine, there are engraving courses available along with YT videos which provides instructions on the proper use. I have 2 of these machine so far and would 10/10 buy another one!

I purchased the nail drill back in February 2024, so it’s been about a year that I have had this product. So far the drill has been amazing to use when engraving, but recently it stopped charging. I have tried different inputs such as a lighting c cable and USB to charge but still no luck. The battery is almost out so I’m afraid the drill will stop working after the battery dies since it no longer charges.