Can this device be used to file cuticles that are hardened?
1684992
I don't ever file my cuticles, however, With all the attachments included, I would say yes you could.
1684993
Yes, you can use the silver cone shaped extension that comes in the little plastic bag it's sent with.
2088245
This unit is only good for nail maintenance. You would need a stronger unit to do that.
1376069
I would use the Lansky sharpening puck. I wouldnt use metal files, that would grind down the thin metal of the machete horrendously, when all you need is an edge.
1903163
Yes, it will work for roughing them out but you'll get better results with a slower rpm machine with a finer grit wheel.
1444002
It does and will file down your Mothers' nails but, unless you use it at such a very low speed, you could very well cut or burn her and I wouldn't want to take a chance using this on her and hurt her. So, what I would recommend to use instead is Professional Nail files, zebra file emery board 100/100 grit pack of 10, to file her nails down either by themselves or in addition to using clippers.
1032217
It would depend on whether you were looking to remove a bit of roughness and polish smooth. Otherwise, if you were looking to remove much material, a cup disc would be better but the variable speed of this tool would be nice to have with that too. What are you trying to accomplish?
2033784
Sorry, not sure. I only used it in a situation to remove all the polish in a room.
623454
This one came only with file bits made specifically for it. I use it to file dog nails. Try contacting the company.
61902
I had no luck with it. I have read several other post that say to file the stamper and use a thick polish. I haven't tried it yet though.
917266
No. Electric files are meant to be used on nail enhancements (acrylic, sculpting/building gel) only!
1854596
It could be, but the clear plastic protector would make it almost impossible to remove. Besides, the speed of an impact drill might be too high for the shears.
624524
You could cut/file some material off the bottom but I doubt it will work as is.
2134680
It files but you really have to clip first as it doesn't take off much. Not very powerful. You can have mine for free. I'm going to stick to my rough nail file or try my Dremel.
465108
Not ideally. With the correct blade, it could, but you'd risk getting contaminates on all moving parts, which would be difficult to properly sanitize.
1346781
I used it to restore pinball machine metal,this machine did not last long and burned out .I bought another brand with a plastic case and a piece of metal cut through the side. I'm sure it will polish rocks but sharp edges will damage the plastic case .I would stick to one with a metal case.
989090
Intent was to scan to a removable. Not sure if you could do without. Sorry cannot be more helpful
1710048
Yes. It depends on grit. If you want it really rough, you may need a different approach.