Professional Nail Drill Machine, Lavinda 35000RPM Electric Nail File

Hasta la fecha estoy feliz con mi dril, dura la batería , vibra poco , tiene la opción de seguro para las brocas o fresas, elegante, y las fresas son de calidad, si deseas algo bueno e invertir lo recomiendo en su totalidad

Compré este taladro de uñas por recomendación de una amiga y no me arrepiento de haberlo hecho en lo absoluto. La puedo llevar conmigo a donde sea que vaya y es muy buena para manicuristas profesionales. Tiene una buena potencia y la carga le dura muchas horas.

Excelente!! Es silenciosa y no vibra para nada me encanta 😍

I bought this nail drill last year and love it, unfortunately about 4 months ago the drill stoped working and I had to buy a replacement, now about a month ago the actual machine stopped working as well. I really love this product but for the price this is not durable. I would love for the seller to reach out to me.

Good quality drill. I was amazed at how beautiful the packaging was.

Muy bueno

Trabaja muy bien. El muy elegante. Carga duradera

I began my previous review: "The Lavinda Diamond 35000RPM Electric Nail File appears to be well made." That's true, it is! Next I wrote: "The glitzy exterior of the Lavinda Diamond 35000RPM Electric Nail File isn't my style, but that's OK. I'm eager to test the device on my gnarly toenails---they need treatment!"And I continued: (T)here was no way that I could insert any of the drilling, shaping, or grinding tools in the kit into the Lavinda Diamond 35000RPM Electric Nail File chuck!The previous review ended: "Please help so that I can de-gnarl my toenails and AMEND THIS EVALUATION. I suspect there is a glitch somewhere. I can't imagine that a device this well made is actually unusable!"I can now state that the product IS well made. IT WORKS, and my gnarly toe nails have been treated.The problem for me, and the reason this is a 4 star review and not a 5 star, is that the minimal instruction manual is insuficciently specific about how to release the chuck to insert a bit. Try "Turn clockwise toward the open hieroglyph, USING A DOWNWARD PRESSURE (and sufficient confidence that, if you get it right the chuck will open)."