Cadrim Electric Nail Drill, Adjustable Nail File Machine Set with Sanding Bands for Manicure Pedicure Acrylic Nails Gel Glazing Nail Art Polisher (Black)

I loved this product, I bought it back in August 2019 when I moved to a new state and as of May 4th, 2023 it has officially died on me after doing plenty of sets on myself and a few others on and off. So for the price and longevity I have loved this product.

Other than the fact that grey casing is very cheap feeling (bends when touched too hard or when drill cable inserted), looks wise it's fine. Function wise - very good and easy 👌Recommended!

I've had my nail drill for several months and I've had no issues with it except just recently it was malfunctioning, but I contacted the seller and quickly resolved my issue and is sending me a replacement. Great customer service!!!

I love this product

if u r gonna get one up it to one like this I've went thru two ten doller ones. it's loud but it's super strong and reverses and I like it. it looks like the one my mom had for nail tech school but it's a cheaper mini version . it's a plastic not a metal frame.

This product works awesome. I only gave it 4 stars because the drill bit connection is iffy. It will disconnect if the wire turns a little. However the product does exactly what it says and works amazingly! First time doing acyrlic and using this drill system.

Not wat I expected

I’ve had this since January 2020, and it’s still going strong. I use it to do cuticle cleanup, sand down gel and polygel, sand off sets, etch full cover tips, excess gel cleanup…all the things typical of a nail drill. I’ve used it countless times, and it’s still working as well as it did since day one.The drill bits it came with were great to start with, and I’ve since purchased more drill bits for stuff like cuticle cleanup (for dead skin and for smoothing the gel or polygel), under the nail cleanup, and more. The stuff I’ve used and recommend on Amazon for my nails are on various lists on my profile if you’re interested.The only downside is not seeing exactly what the RPMs are, but that’s something that came with practice. The reverse feature is great, and I like that both the main part of the drill has an on/off switch, as well as the handheld part of the drill. The cord lengths are great and I’ve never had an issue with them getting tangled or being too short. I also use a nail dust collector and they don’t get in each other’s way.Although it would be nice to have a wireless/rechargeable one with a digital display, they’re so expensive and I can’t see myself benefitting from it. Maybe if this one breaks I’ll treat myself. This one was a good price though, and surprisingly high quality. Highly recommend.

Bought this because of the reviews. My old Dremel broke and I needed something but wasn't spending $120 for something just for use at home. I'm an esthetician so I know a bit what to look for. For an at home Dremel this is pretty good. Its powerful enough to do my acrylics and gels. The speed is good. It does get a bit hot so injustbturn it off for a minute which is no big deal. The price and quality of this is great. I wouldn't use this for professional use, but definitely does what it's supposed to. The extra tips are great and the 3 types of grit work just like the professional kind.

The media could not be loaded.  I work at the nail spa in Stouffville, I purchased this nail drill machine and ask my colleague to take off my gel nails. It’s easy to use and it provides different types of drill heads. The noise of the machine is ok. I think it is a good nail drill with reasonable priced.

I purchased this for the sole reason of doing my own personal nails at home. I quickly realized that going to the salon every 2-3 weeks for a fill was blowing my budget out of proportion. So I observed my nail technician for a few sessions and asked tons of questions on the type of drills that are safe for your nails and what I should look for. My main goal was to save my money and time by being able to do my own nails at home. I am a newbie at this and even then it was quite easy for me to get the machine up and running. It does take a bit of a learning curve for a beginner to test out the different speeds of the drill. I just advise everyone to take it easy and be gentle on the nails. I have used it for the second time now and i feel more confident in being able to use the drill now. It came packaged very nicely with the drill bits and the machine. The machine is strong and if it starts to get heated I would just recommend turning it off for a few seconds and let it cool down and then start again. This is great for either you are a proffesional or someone like me who wants to use this for their personal nail care.

I will start by saying my hands we're built for working, but when i saw this nail art machine i saw potential in it for helping me sand my 3D prints. I have tried a dremel but they are a bit bulky and the speed adjustment really doesn't go low enough for finer sanding. So i gave this a try and i am really impressed with it. The speed adjustment is really smooth and the grip is perfect for working with. The sanding discs are great, they hold on nice without slipping and are durable. The diamond edge bits are terrific for getting into those little areas. I really love the extra power switch on the grip so you can turn it on and off with ease. Having the reverse function is the best as it allows me so sand towards or away from from walls etc. All and all a really good find for my 3D printing needs.

The media could not be loaded.  This is fresh out of the box! Not even 1 minute of use and it's already acting up! Not turning on at all or turning itself on and off! NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY!!!!!!