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Using electric nail drill to remove rhinestones?
I have an electric nail file, and I was wondering if I will ruin my carbide bit if I use it to grind the rhinestones from my nails.
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No, if you have quality carbide bits, it will not harm it. However, you run the risk of that stone popping off that nail and flying like a bullet!
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Quote:
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Claudia Iacovetto No, if you have quality carbide bits, it will not harm it. However, you run the risk of that stone popping off that nail and flying like a bullet!
Boy, you're not kidding, hee-hee!!! Some of them flew half-way across the room!
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Yeah, this is where wearing safety glasses comes in when doing nails! LOL!
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